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PREPARATION
When unpacking, check the heater
for any damage that may have
occurred in transit and notify your
Clarke dealer immediately should
any be apparent.
Fill the tank with clean, water-free
diesel oil. When refilling, inspect the
mesh filter inside the filler neck for any
trapped contamination.
Note: The burner has been designed
for use with diesel fuel oil having a
maximum viscosity of 35 seconds Redwood No1 at 100
O
F.
Plug the heater into any suitably earthed mains power supply.
POSITIONING THE HEATER
The heater must be located on a
hard, level surface to minimise the risk
of accidental tipping or running
forward. Chock the wheels if there is
any possibility of movement.
Set the heater in position by loosening
and re-tightening the positioning
clamps on either side to achieve the
required angle of tilt.
MATERIAL CLEARANCES
It is important that the heater be positioned with at least 3 m clearance at the
front between the heater and any obstruction including walls or other
combustible surfaces. Always position the heater facing the centre of the
room. Never place any objects on, or against the heater.
Any equipment or workshop furniture should be a safe distance away as they
could be adversely affected by heat.
VENTILATION
The heater must only be installed in a room which is well ventilated. Ensure
that sufficient air is available for combustion via windows and doors,
especially if there will be people staying in the room for any length of time.
Constant occupation is not advised although the heater should be monitored
periodically.
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Ventilation is essential to reduce the dangers of oxygen depletion.
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Fig 2
Positioning
Clamps
