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Consult a licensed electrician. Ensure Supply Connections (L1, L2 & L3) are not contacting 
Housing (Ground.)  (L3 only provided in certain models).

Not intended for outdoor use. Not intended for use in bathrooms, shower rooms, laundry 
facilities or other similar indoor locations.
Disconnect power! 
Open Hinged Bottom Cover by removing retaining screws. Allow unit to fully dry. Re-attach 
securely, close Bottom Cover and re-install retaining screw(s).

Disconnect power!
* Detach Fan Grille by removing retaining screws.  Locate Temp Sensor Thermocouple on 
Housing (below Fan Motor Bracket). Ensure wire insulation is not damaged and internal 
conductor is not exposed. Re-attach Grille by re-installing screws.

Disconnect power!
* Detach Fan Grille by removing retaining screws. Locate Temp Sensor Thermocouple on 
Housing (below Fan Motor Bracket). Ensure wire pair & thermocouple "tip" are free of damage. 
Re-attach Grille by re-installing screws.
* Open Hinged Bottom Cover by removing retaining screws. Inspect Circuit Card Assembly 
(adjacent to Supply Connection Terminal Block) for loose or detached "plug-in" electrical 
connector. Re-attach connectors securely. Close Bottom Cover and re-install retaining screws.

Error Code Troubleshooting Guide

Error Code

E1

Overheat 

Safety

Cut-Out

(Resettable)

To Clear E1 Code:

1. Power off heater.
2. Switch off breaker 
   (or remove fuse)
3. Allow heater to 
    cool (~15 minutes)
4. Switch on breaker 
    and wait 1 minute
5. Power on unit and 
    follow instruction 
    manual for normal 
    operation

If 

E1

 code persists 

please contact 
manufacturer to 
arrange product return.

To Clear E2 & E3 Codes:

1. Power off heater.
2. Switch off breaker 
    (or remove fuse)
3. Switch on breaker and 
    wait 1 minute
4. Power on unit and follow 
    instruction manual for 
    normal operation

If 

E2 or E3

 code persists 

please contact manufacturer 
to arrange product return.

Re-Start Unit.

Follow instruction manual 
for normal operation.

 Insufficient Clearance 

Around Heater

Obstructed Vent

Fan Not Operational

Inadequate Copper Wire Guage 

for Supply Connections

Inadequate Current (Amp) 

Rating on Breaker

Improper Heater Shut Down

Detached or Loose Connection

at Room Temperature Sensor

Moisture Entrapment in Heater

Electrical Short-to Ground

at Room Temperature Sensor

Supply Connections Improperly Wired

Insufficient Service Loop on 

Supply Connections

Electrical Short-to Ground

(Fan Blade Not Spinning)

(Fan Operates at Reduced Speed Due to Insufficient Power Input)

Excessive Distance from Power Source

(Fan Operates at Reduced Speed Due to Current Loss)

Consult a licensed electrician. Ensure sufficient service loop in supply wires to maintain 
secure electrical connections to rotate heater on bracket (particularly when using rigid or 
semi-rigid conduit).

Consult a licensed electrician. Ensure Supply Connections L1, L2, L3 & Ground are secure.
(L3 only provided in certain models).

Consult a licensed electrician.
Ensure Adequate Wire Guage for Supply Connections.

Consult a licensed electrician. Ensure adequately sized Current Breaker or Fuse 
per National & Local Electrical Codes.

Do not power off heater using circuit breaker. Fan motor is designed to operate for a 
short period of time after heating element shuts off to prevent an overheat condition.

Disconnect power! Inspect Fan Blade (Rear of Heater) for foreign or dislodged object(s) 
preventing rotation. Remove Rear Grille and clear interference, re-attach Rear Grille.

Remove any objects on heater or adjacent to heater vents. Do not block intake or exhaust by 
columns, machinery, etc. Ensure 24 inches minimum distance from heater exhaust (front) to 
any object.

Ensure heater is installed with sufficient clearance all-around
*8 feet minimun from floor
*8 inches minimum from rear of heater
*13 inches minimum from side of heater

Disconnect power!
Open Hinged Bottom Cover by removing retaining screw. Inspect Circuit Card Assembly 
(adjacent to Supply Connection Terminal Block) for loose or detached "plug-in" electrical 
connector. Re-attach securely, close Bottom Cover and re-install retaining screw.

E2

Room Temp 

Sensor Open 

Circuit

E3

Room Temp 

Sensor Short 

Circuit

No Power or 

Low Power to 

Heater

Possible Cause

Clearing Error Codes

Recommended Solution

Summary of Contents for CZ225ERLSCN

Page 1: ...94 4148 8 a m 8 p m EST Monday Sunday You could also contact us at partsplus lowes com or visit www lowespartsplus com Heavy duty electric utility heaters are designed to meet a variety of heating requirements Heat output ranges from 10 239 BTUs per hour to 20 477 BTUs per hour Heaters feature horizontal and vertical flow built in thermostat and high limit thermal cutout UTILITECH and logo design ...

Page 2: ... indoor locations Extreme caution is necessary when any heater is used by or near children or invalids and whenever the heater is left operating and unattended IMPORTANT SAFETY FEATURES POWER INDICATOR LIGHT The power indicator light located above ON OFF power switch on the control panel lights when the heater is turned on by pressing the power button AUTOMATIC OVERHEAT PROTECTION THERMAL CUTOUT T...

Page 3: ...240 volt electric power Never use with an extension cord or relocatable power tap outlet power strip WARNING This heater is not suitable for use in hazardous locations as defined by the national fire protection association NFPA in the United States This heater has hot and arcing sparking parts inside Do not use in areas where gasoline paint or flammable liquids are used or stored This heater is no...

Page 4: ...er Attach the cable connectors to the unit See Figure 5 and slide the 8 guage wire through the cable connector NOTE This appliance must be grounded NOTE Proper size fuses and circuit breakers in accordance with the National Electric Code must be used NOTE The appliance must connect to a current protection circuit or device at 50A or more before connecting to power supply Higher protection limits m...

Page 5: ... on either the unit or the remote The temperature display will blink while it is being adjusted When the desired temperature is reached it will take about 5 seconds to accept the setting Once the display stops flashing the room temperature will reappears on the LED screen to indicate the desired temperature is set While the temperature setting is in either LOW or MEDIUM or HIGH mode the unit will ...

Page 6: ...gh quality craftsmanship the heater requires little maintenance With proper care your electric heater should last a lifetime but seasonal cleaning is recommended to maintain the efficiency of the heater WARNING To prevent possible electric shock all power must be shut off at the main service before inspecting or cleaning Use care to prevent damage to internal heater wiring when cleaning element Ma...

Page 7: ...ire Guage for Supply Connections Inadequate Current Amp Rating on Breaker Improper Heater Shut Down Detached or Loose Connection at Room Temperature Sensor Moisture Entrapment in Heater Electrical Short to Ground at Room Temperature Sensor Supply Connections Improperly Wired Insufficient Service Loop on Supply Connections Electrical Short to Ground Fan Blade Not Spinning Fan Operates at Reduced Sp...

Page 8: ...ses due to neglectful operation All implied warranties including the warranties of merchantability and of fitness of purpose if applicable are hereby limited in duration to the period of one year from the date of original retail purchase Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so the above limitations may not apply to you Incidental or consequential damages arisi...

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