THERMOBILE IMAC 4000 GAS US, User Manual

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5 40.021.119 - rev. 00 - 2019
English
IMAC 4000 GAS US
Contents
Safety instructions
Introduction
Preparations
Use
Maintenance
Faults
Spare parts
Technical information
Installing accessories
Foreword
This manual contains the instructions for use of
the convector heaters shown on the cover. The
information in this manual is important for the
correct and safe operation of the convector
heater.
Identification of the product (Fig. 1)
The identification plate is mounted on the side of
the convector heater. The identification plate
contains the following data:
A Revolutions fan
B Total current
C Air volume
D Air Volume
E Max. resistance outlet
F Voltage
G Herz
H Net capacity (Hi)
I Net capacity (Hi)
J Fuel consumption NG
K Fuel consumption NG
L Burner manifold pressure
M Inlet burner pressure propane
N Inlet burner pressure natural gas
O Weight
P Fabrication year
Q Product code
R Serial number
Service and technical support
For information about the convector heater,
please contact your dealer of the manufacturer.
Make sure you have the following data at hand:
type and serial number of the convector heater.
Warranty and liability
For warranty and liability, see general warranty
regulations.
Environment
Note
The convector heater is made of various
metals and synthetic materials. The
heater also contains electronic parts,
which must be treated as electronic
waste. Please contact your dealer for
further information.
Only applicable to the European Union
Waste disposal of electric &
electronic equipment for business use.
For further information regarding the
disposal of products for business use at
the end of their life span, please contact
your dealer or distributor in your country.
This product may not be disposed of
together with commercial waste or as
commercial waste.
1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1.1 Pictograms in this manual
Caution
Indicates risk of damage to the
appliance.
Warning
Indicates a dangerous situation, that
can lead to death or serious injuries.
Warning
Always switch off power when
performing maintenance or repairs on
the convector heater!
Hot
Some surfaces may be hot! Wait until
these parts have sufficiently cooled
down before performing maintenance.
Suggestions and tips to simplify the
carrying out of the specified tasks or
actions.
1.2 Lifting instructions (Fig. 2)
A Lifting hooks
B Shafts for lifting using a fork-lift truck
Warning
Do not use any unsuitable material for
lifting the convector heater.
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