Item # 742G
1000 Watts 120 Volts
BUCKET HEATER
Item # 742G
1000 Watts 120 Volts
BUCKET HEATER
Miller Manufacturing, Glencoe, MN 55336 USA • www.miller-mfg.com
Setup and Operation
WARNING- DO NOT HEAT ANY FLAMMABLE LIQUID
Operating Instructions
• Heat water only
• Heats one gallon of water from 60°F to
130°F in approximately 10 minutes
• Simple operation- plug into any
grounded wall outlet
• Automatic safety switch
• Full one year warranty against defects
Caution
• Do not use in hot tubs.
•
DO NOT COMPLETELY IMMERSE THIS PRODUCT IN WATER.
The handle and power cord are
not designed to withstand boiling water. Always keep the handle and power cord out of water.
• Before use, inspect the heater for any excessive lime build-up, cracks in the heating element, or
other damage or wear. Discontinue use immediately if any flaw is observed.
• Connect only to properly grounded, 120 VAC, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
protected outlet.
• Never operate this heater without the guard securely in place over the heating element.
If operated without the guard in place a fire hazard will result.
• Always unplug this heater
before
you remove it from the water or
before
leaving it unattended.
• The silver-colored stainless steel tube contains a thermal-overload safety switch. Always be sure
this tube is tightly connected to the black heating element. If a gap occurs between this tube
and the heating element, a fire hazard will result.
• This heater contains a thermal overload switch. If the thermostat fails, the heater will
permanently shut off to prevent a firehazard.
• Prevent unit from directly contacting persons or animals.
Operation
1. Place heater in a container designed to contain boiling water.
2. Fill container with water to cover heater shield; at least 8" deep.
3. Plug heater into a properly grounded 120 VAC Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter
(GFCI) protected outlet.
4. Unplug heater if water level drops below 6" or when not in use.
• NOTE: This thermostatically-controlled heater will heat water to boiling and is
NOT
intended to de-ice water. Always use this heater with a container capable
of holding boiling water. Use of a metal container is recommended.
• The heater will continuously provide heat while the heating element is
immersed in at least 6" of water.
• If the water level drops too low, the heating element will AUTOMATICALLY begin
to cycle on and off to maintain a safe operating temperature. The heater will
continue to cycle on and off every few minutes until the water level is restored.
Maintenance
Periodically remove excess lime build-up from the heating element using a liquid lime
remover. A thick build-up of lime (greater than 1 /32" thick) may cause the heating
element to burst. This may send a dangerous amount of electrical current into the water.
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Miller Manufacturing, Glencoe, MN 55336 USA • www.miller-mfg.com
Setup and Operation
WARNING- DO NOT HEAT ANY FLAMMABLE LIQUID
Operating Instructions
• Heat water only
• Heats one gallon of water from 60°F to
130°F in approximately 10 minutes
• Simple operation- plug into any
grounded wall outlet
• Automatic safety switch
• Full one year warranty against defects
Caution
• Do not use in hot tubs.
•
DO NOT COMPLETELY IMMERSE THIS PRODUCT IN WATER.
The handle and power cord are
not designed to withstand boiling water. Always keep the handle and power cord out of water.
• Before use, inspect the heater for any excessive lime build-up, cracks in the heating element, or
other damage or wear. Discontinue use immediately if any flaw is observed.
• Connect only to properly grounded, 120 VAC, Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
protected outlet.
• Never operate this heater without the guard securely in place over the heating element.
If operated without the guard in place a fire hazard will result.
• Always unplug this heater
before
you remove it from the water or
before
leaving it unattended.
• The silver-colored stainless steel tube contains a thermal-overload safety switch. Always be sure
this tube is tightly connected to the black heating element. If a gap occurs between this tube
and the heating element, a fire hazard will result.
• This heater contains a thermal overload switch. If the thermostat fails, the heater will
permanently shut off to prevent a firehazard.
• Prevent unit from directly contacting persons or animals.
Operation
1. Place heater in a container designed to contain boiling water.
2. Fill container with water to cover heater shield; at least 8" deep.
3. Plug heater into a properly grounded 120 VAC Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter
(GFCI) protected outlet.
4. Unplug heater if water level drops below 6" or when not in use.
• NOTE: This thermostatically-controlled heater will heat water to boiling and is
NOT
intended to de-ice water. Always use this heater with a container capable
of holding boiling water. Use of a metal container is recommended.
• The heater will continuously provide heat while the heating element is
immersed in at least 6" of water.
• If the water level drops too low, the heating element will AUTOMATICALLY begin
to cycle on and off to maintain a safe operating temperature. The heater will
continue to cycle on and off every few minutes until the water level is restored.
Maintenance
Periodically remove excess lime build-up from the heating element using a liquid lime
remover. A thick build-up of lime (greater than 1 /32" thick) may cause the heating
element to burst. This may send a dangerous amount of electrical current into the water.
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