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Operating Instructions and Parts Manual
24822
40-60K BTU
LIQUID PROPANE HEATER
7/17
2017 OEMTOOLS
™
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
1. Fuel System Description: The regulator hose
assembly attaches to the propane gas supply.
The propane gas is transferred to the heater
through the automatic control valve.
2. Ignition System Description: The spark
transformer and spark plug light the main burner.
3. Safety Control System Description: The system
will shut down if the flame goes out.
PREPARING FOR OPERATION
1. Remove all items from the packaging. Check
the heater and regulator for any signs of
shipping damage. If damaged, do not attempt
to operate and promptly contact the dealer.
2. Provide an appropriate propane supply
system.
3. Remove the protective plastic cover cap from
the brass fitting of the hose.
4. Connect the fuel connector fitting of the regulator
hose assembly to the propane cylinder.
5. Turn the nut on the male propane fitting
counterclockwise into the female output on the
cylinder valve. Tighten firmly using a wrench.
Ensure the regulator vent is pointing down to
protect from weather damage.
6. Remove the protective plastic cover cap from
the brass fitting on the inlet connection located
below the air intake.
7. Connect the hose to the inlet connection.
Tighten firmly using a wrench.
8. Open the cylinder gas valve and check all gas
connections with a soap and water solution.
Supply Valve
Regulator
Hose
Propane
Cylinder
Fuel
Connector
Fitting
Vent
OPERATING PRECAUTIONS
As discussed previously within the Propane Gas
Information Section, propane is heavier than air.
If there is a propane leak, the gas will sink to
the floor where it mixes with the surrounding air,
which may lead to explosion if ignited. To avoid
propane leaks and establish safe gas-handling
habits, please thoroughly read the Propane
Gas Information Section. Clarify any questions
or concerns with a local propane dealer.
Understanding propane (LP) gas systems and use
is imperative to the use of this product.
This is a direct-fired heater—this system
converts (approx.) 100% of the fuel into direct
heat. While this heater converts nearly 100%
of the propane into heat, the heater will still
release small amounts of carbon monoxide as
a by-product. It is necessary that the operator
provides adequate ventilation while this heater
is in use; if the heater lacks proper ventilation,
carbon monoxide will accumulate to potentially
fatal levels.
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