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Mr.Heater|PortablePropaneHeater OperatingInstructionsandOwner’sManual
LIGHTING / OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FOR USE WITH DISPOSABLE 1 LB. PROPANE
CYLINDERS:
WARNING: Alwaysinspectpropanecylinderandheater
propaneconnectionsfordamage,dirt,anddebrisbefore
attachingpropanecylinder.Donotuseifheadofcylinderis
damaged,puncturedordeteriorated.
ALWAYSATTACHOR
DETACHCYLINDER
OUTDOORSAWAY
FROMFLAMES,OTHER
IGNITIONSOURCES,
ANDONLYWHEN
HEATERISCOOLTO
TOUCH.NEVERSMOKE
WHENATTACHING
ORREMOVING
PROPANECYLINDER
ORMAKINGREMOTE
CONNECTIONS!
• UseonlyLP-gas
cylindersmarkedin
accordancewiththe
U.S.Dept.ofTranspor-
tation(DOT).
• Useonly16.4oz.(1
lb.)disposablecylin-
dersthatmatewith
No.600valveconnec-
tion.
• Heaterandattached
cylindermustbeinan
uprightpositiondur-
ingoperation.
• Makesurefour-posi-
tionControlKnobis
in“OFF”position;see
Figure1.
• Swivelregulator
outwardforeasytank
installation.Screw1
lb.disposableLP-gas
supplycylinderclock-
wise(frombottom)
intoportableheater
untilhand-tight;see
Figure2.Donotuse
threadsealantonthis
connection.
• Checkcylinderconnectionforleakswithsoapywater
atthethreadedconnectionunderthedomedplastic
coverwherethecylinderscrewsintotheregulator.SEE
WARNING!ONDOMEDPLASTICCOVER.
• TurnControlKnobcounterclockwiseto“PILOT”position
anddepress.Depressthepulseignitionbuttonlocated
• Aperiodicsnifftestaroundtheheaterorattheheater’s
joints;i.e.hose,connections,etc.,isagoodsafety
practiceunderanyconditions.Ifyousmellevenasmall
amountofgas,CONTACTYOURFUELGASSUPPLIER
IMMEDIATELY.DONOTWAIT!
GENERAL INFORMATION:
• Thisheaterissafeforindooruseinsmallrecreational
enclosureshavingmeansforprovidingcombustion
airandventilation,suchasenclosedporches,cabins,
fishinghuts,trailers,tenttrailers,tents,truckcapsand
vans.Itmaybeusedforemergencyindoorheating
whenconnectedtoadisposable1lb.propanecylinder
andforindooruseincommercialenclosures,having
meansforprovidingcombustionairandventilation,
suchasconstructiontrailersortemporaryworkenclo-
sures.
Note:Theheatercanbeusedoutdoors,butmay
experiencenuisanceshutoffsduetocertainwind
conditions.
• Whentheheateriscoldoratroomtemperature,itwill
takeafewminutesfortheburnertiletoturnbrightor-
ange.Thisisnormalandtheheaterisworkingproperly.
Ifburnertileisvisiblyflaming,turnheateroffandcalla
qualifiedservicetechnician.
• Whentheunitislit,thereshouldbeaboutaquarter
inchborderaroundthetilethatwillnotturnbright
orange.Thisisnormal.
• Whenoperatingtheheaterforthefirsttime,thetop
areaofthereflectormaydiscolor.Thisisalsonormal
andisnoreasonforconcern.
• Theprotectivegrillonthefrontofthisheateriscoatedwith
aspecialhigh-temperatureresistantpaint.Whentheheater
isusedforthefirsttime,thegrillmaygiveoffnoticeable
smokeorfumes.Thisisnormalandwillnotoccurduring
subsequentuses.Thefumesarenotharmful.
• When operating the heater at altitudes over 7,000
FT. above sea level, the unit may not burn as bright
as in lower altitudes. This is normal. At higher
altitudes, the heater may shut off. If this happens,
provide fresh air, wait 5 minutes and re‑light. Due to
local atmospheric conditions heater may not re‑light.
• Operatingtimewillvarydependingontheheater
settingandthesupplycylindersize.Upto1.5to3.5
hoursona1lb.cylinder.Upto36to72hoursona20
lb.cylinder(basedon“HI”and“LO”settings).Dueto
thepropertiesofLPgas,runtimescanbesignificantly
reducedwhenoperatingcontinuouslyattemperatures
below20ºF.Useofa20lbtankisrecommendedin
theseconditions.
• Whenmovingheaterwhenlitorbumpingheaterset-
tingitdown,thetipoverswitchmayshutoffheater.If
thishappens,re-light.
• Duetonaturaloperationofsmalltanks,condensation
maybuildupontankanddriponsurfaceunderheater.
Figure3:Ignition
Figure2:Attachfueltank
Figure1:“Off”position.
HI
LO
PILOT
OFF
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