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O R I G I N A L I N S T R U C T I O N S
Using the heater
Switch on the heater by turning the switch to the on position – I. Wait until the fan fully starts.
Caution! If the fan does not rotate, make sure that the heater is correctly connected to the power supply. If the heater is properly
connected to the power supply and the fan does not start, do not run the heater. In this case, contact the manufacturer’s authorised
service centre.
Open the gas cylinder valve slowly. Ensure that no gas is leaking from any of the connections. Then press and hold the gas feed
button with your right hand. Press the spark switch with the left hand until the gas/air mixture is ignited. Keep the gas feed button
pressed for about 20 seconds, then slowly release pressure on the button.
Switching o
ff
heater/disconnecting gas supply
In order to switch o
ff
the heater, the gas cylinder valve must
fi
rst be closed. Wait at least 2 minutes, allowing the heater to cool
down initially. Move the engine switch to the O – o
ff
position. Disconnect the power cord from the mains socket. Wait at least 3
minutes after switching o
ff
the heater in case it is to be restarted.
If the heater is not going to be used in the near future, it should be disconnected from the gas supply. To do this, wait until the
heater has cooled down completely. Ensure that the valve on the cylinder is fully closed. Unscrew the nut securing the gas supply
line clockwise from the heater
fi
rst, then remove its other end with the regulator from the gas cylinder. Maintenance of the unit
can proceed.
Replacement of the gas cylinder
NOTE! The gas cylinder replacement procedure should be carried out out outdoors or only in very well ventilated rooms.
Ensure that there are no sources of open
fl
ame in the vicinity before replacing. The presence of an open
fl
ame poses a
risk of explosion or
fi
re.
Allow the unit to cool down completely before replacing the cylinder.
Then close the gas cylinder valve.
Warning! It is forbidden to unscrew the regulator from the outlet connection of the gas cylinder if the gas cylinder valve is not
completely closed. This will avoid gas leaks and the associated risks.
Unscrew the regulator nut from the gas cylinder connection. The connection seal should be replaced each time the gas cylinder is
replaced. The regulator is not
fi
tted with a gasket, the gasket should be on the gas cylinder connection. The gas cylinder seal seals
the connection between the cylinder and the regulator. If the condition of the gasket indicates that it is suitable for replacement,
contact your gas cylinder supplier. Under no circumstances should the connection be additionally sealed at the thread. Screw the
regulator to the gas cylinder connection. Check other connections for tightness. Check that all connections are tight.
Warning! It is forbidden to use cylinders with a damaged threaded connection. Gas cylinders that are damaged, corroded or have
dents can be dangerous and should be checked by the gas supplier.
Maintenance, storage, transport
Warning! Make sure the appliance is completely cooled down, unplugged from the mains socket and disconnected from
the gas supply before starting any maintenance operation.
Clean the appliance housing with a cloth slightly dampened with water and dry it. Clean the surroundings of the air inlet and outlet
with a compressed air jet with a pressure of no more than 0.3 MPa. Never immerse the appliance in water or any other liquid and
do not clean it with a jet of water or any other liquid. Store the appliance disconnected from power supply. The power cord must
be unplugged from the power supply socket. The storage area should be protected from direct sunlight, precipitation and access
by unauthorised persons, especially children. Ensure that there is good ventilation in the storage area to prevent moisture from
accumulating on the components, which can lead to corrosion. Corrosion can change the parameters of gas installation compo-
nents, which can lead to uncontrolled gas
fl
ow and result in
fi
re or explosion. Do not cover the ventilation openings of the cylinder
storage room. Accumulation of gas may lead to
fi
re or explosion.
It is forbidden to transport the heater over any distance with a gas cylinder connected to it. Before transporting, close the gas
cylinder valve and disconnect it from the heater. It is recommended to transport the heater in its factory packaging.
Service
It is recommended that the unit be serviced at least once a year, and contact the manufacturer’s authorised service centre. Do
not unscrew the unit yourself or carry out repairs. Repairs to the unit may only be carried out by an authorised manufacturer’s
service centre. Any modi
fi
cation of the product not described in the instructions is prohibited. It is forbidden to change the design
of the heater yourself. Do not disassemble factory assembled or factory sealed components, especially the gas system. For a list
of spare parts, please refer to the product data sheet on the manufacturer’s website.
Summary of Contents for YT-99730
Page 24: ...24 RU 8...
Page 25: ...25 RU 16 16 100 1 3 100 3...
Page 27: ...27 RU II 11 50 1 III IV IV 10 20 50 C...
Page 28: ...28 RU 1 4 3 4 O I 20 2 O 3...
Page 30: ...30 RU 1 09 2 18 3 320 650 o C 90 75...
Page 31: ...31 UA 8...
Page 32: ...32 UA 16 16 100 1 3 100 3...
Page 34: ...34 UA II 11 50 1 III IV IV 10 20 50 C...
Page 35: ...35 UA 1 4 3 4 O I 20 2 O 3...
Page 96: ...96 GR 8...
Page 97: ...97 GR 16 A 16A 100 W 1 m3 100 m3...
Page 99: ...99 GR II 11 kg 50 kg 1 m III IV IV 10...
Page 100: ...100 GR 20 50 1 4 3 4 O I 20 2...
Page 101: ...101 GR O 3 0 3 MPa YT 99730 YT 99733 V 220 240 220 240 Hz 50 50...
Page 103: ...103 BG 8...
Page 104: ...104 BG 16 A 16A 100 W 1m3 100 m3...
Page 106: ...106 BG II 11 kg 50 kg 1 III IV IV 10...
Page 107: ...107 BG 20 50 1 4 3 4 I 20 2 O 3...
Page 108: ...108 BG 0 3 YT 99730 YT 99733 V 220 240 220 240 Hz 50 50 I I IPX4 IPX4 W 25 70 kW 15 30...
Page 122: ...122 AR...
Page 124: ...124 AR III IV IV O I...
Page 125: ...125 AR O YT YT IPX IPX G G G G I B P I P I B P I P A A...