Maintenance / Storage
Always disconnect the LP cylinder from the regulator
assembly and remove the LP cylinder from the heater
before putting the heater into storage. If for any reason the
heater is to be stored indoors, the heater MUST be
disconnected from the LP cylinder, and the cylinder stored
outdoors in a well- ventilated area, out of the reach of
children, and in accordance with the Standard for Storage
and Handling of Liquefied Gases, ANSI/NFPA 58 - latest
edition. The
plastic valve plug or valve cover supplied
with the LP cylinder must be reinstalled on the valve to
protect the fitting from damage.
NOTE: Repair of this heater should be done by a quali-
fied service person.
It is recommended that you save all of the packaging
materials that came with your heater, and re-package the
heater using these materials for safe storage.
Debris, dust and dirt inside of the heater body can affect
the performance of your heater. This debris can impair the
heaters ability to draw air for ventilation and combustion.
Spiderwebs can also appear during periods of inactivity.
Be sure to inspect the heater before each use to look for
any such obstructions. Be sure to keep the air
passage-ways, burner and combustion areas clean. Wipe
with a damp cloth or use a vacuum cleaner to clean these
areas. It is suggested that you perform a thorough clean-
ing at least once every 30 days of operation. You may
need to clean the heater more often if conditions are
naturally dirty.
Clean the Ceramic Plaques using compressed air below
30 PSI to prevent damage to plaques.
A yellow tip of the pilot flame indicates that the burner area
may be in need of cleaning.
WARNING! This heater is not intended for residential use.
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Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Burner does not light
1. Air in gas line
2. Gas pressure from cylinder too low
3. LP cylinder valve turned off
4. Obstruction in air passageway
5 Dirt in pilot orifice
6. Safety switch in cylinder valve
engaged
7. Tipover switch engaged
1. Keep depressing the gas control knob for at least
30 seconds to remove any air in line.
2. Check LP cylinder pressure. Tank may be empty
3. Open LP cylinder valve
4. Inspect and clean heater housing
5. Blow out, or otherwise clean the pilot orifice
6. Close LP cylinder valve. Wait one minute for
switch to click off. Reopen LP cylinder valve
slowly
7. Move heater to a level surface
No spark is created when
ignited
1. Incorrect igniter electrode position
2. Electrode damaged or broken
3. Loose or disconnected igniter wire
4. Broken igniter wire
1. Properly position electrode
2. Replace the electrode
3. Tighten or reconnect loose wire
4. Replace igniter wire
Heater stops running by
itself
1. Thermocouple damaged
2. Gas control valve damaged
3. Gas leak
4. Thermocouple not in contact with
pilot flame
5. Tip-over switch damaged, or loose
connection at tipswitch
6. Out of fuel
1. Replace thermocouple
2. Replace gas control valve
3. Check all connections for leaks using 50/50 solu-
tion of dishsoap and water. Repair any leaks
found
4. Clean inside of heater housing
5.Inspect tip-over switch and connections. Replace if
necessary
6. Replace LP cylinder
Never store an LP cylinder inside of a
building, or near any other gas or oil
burning appliances.
Always be sure that the heater has
been allowed to cool for at least 30
minutes before attempting to store, service, or
perform maintenance.
CAUTION
WARNING
Troubleshooting Guide
NEVER LEAVE HEATER
UNATTENDED WHILE BURN-
ING OR WHILE CONNECTED
TO A FUEL SOURCE
Propane
Cabinet Heaters
