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You will need the following tools to assemble the heater:
10MM Socket for Brackets and Wheel Kit Standard Phillips Head #2 and #3 Screw Driver
11MM or 7/16” Socket For Ballast Plate Securing
Nuts Channel Locks or Pliers-Minimum 1 ½” Capacity
Adjustable Crescent Wrench or Socket Driver
12 MM Socket For Reflector Attachment Nots Soapy Water Solution for leak testing
Do Not Use any Teflon tape or other sealants when connecting heater head to feed line or hose to feed line.
These are “brass to brass” connections and will seal without the need for Teflon tape or pipe dope.
Fastener Identification
Heater Wheel Kit:
8 – Pan Head Screws M6x12 mm S/S Hex Bolt M6x20 mm S/S
8 – Flat Washers 6mm dia. Hex Nut M6 S/S
4 – Lock Washers 6 mm dia. Flat Washer 6mm dia. S/S
Lock Washer 6 dia. S/S
PLEASE NOTE:
The proper assembly of this heater requires basic mechanical skills. Proper
assembly is the responsibility of the installer. Any and all repairs or service should be done by a
qualified gas appliance technician.
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Assembly Instructions
1. The majority of your Patio Comfort Outdoor Patio
Heater product is
already
assembled, tested,
and pre-fired for
your safety and
convenience. We
have shipped the
heater head
attached to the
pre-assembled
lower base to
protect the heater
head in shipment
and to simplify
assembly.
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2. ( See # 1)
#2
2. Remove the
head by
removing the
three nuts from
the base
assembly.
(
See # 2)
Ballast
Weight already
attached
.
3. Be sure that
the ballast weight
is securely
attached to the
base. You can
now attach the
wheel kit with the
fasteners
provided.
(See # 3)
Securely tighten
all fasteners tha
secure the wheel kit to
#3
# 1
t
the base with a 10mm
ocket.
on
fuel
n be
ater
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4. Remove the plastic protective end cap from only
one end of the 3/8” male flared fitting at the end of
the rigid fuel feed line. Leave the other end cap on
to protect the fittings
while you are
proceeding with the
assembly. Also
remove the foam
packing material
the fuel feed line.
Either end of the
feed line ca
attached to the he
head.
(See # 4)
#2
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