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• Cabinet-Check each lime before use
1. Keep fhe Heater Cabot;el clean Dy wFr_,_r_g r gn!_y ,._tth
a _emp cloth,
2. Atway_, w_pe away f;Je_ _plHS w_lh -3 _o_t, Clr_ Cloth
• Fuel Tank - When using poor fuel
t. Poor quality fuel or fuel Containing water entering
the FUeJ Tenk wtfl Cause poor performance (Le s_ow of
IJghflng, low heal output. _rregu_ar f3urnlng, or a ba_
OdOr,) Poor quality rue! Or fuel contaminated with water
will cause carbon and far accumulation Or_ the Wick,
whiCh wilt interfere with the heaters performance and
result in corrosion of fhe inferior of the Fue_ Tank
2. TO remove poor qL_ality Ot conlamlnafed fuel yoL{
must pump the Fuel Tank dry FOllow these steps:
Using a Battery Siphon Pump
3.
A. Disassemble Heater and Wick Assembly
f_J;4_Pagee, items # 1-9
B. Ins, err Electric Pump "_, '_,
into hole fortrted by
Wick Assembly
Guide Tube to
remove as much fuel
as possible. A few
ounces may be left. Use a large household syringe to
draw OU! the remaining few Ounces. Stretch s On/ rag
over the e_ of s screwdriver and remove the I_qutci that
n_mslns. Repeat the procedure until the tank is dry.
C. Padialiy fill the Fuet Tank with clean, uncontaminated
fuel Replace the Cap and slosh the fuel around Jn
the Tank. Retnove the fuel you t_ave used lo clean
the tank and dispose of it safely outdoors.
This process should be done outdoors*
D, Replete the old Wick with a new one Follow ifems
#1t-28 on pages 6-7
Using the Manual Siphon Pump
3.
A. insert the nora-flexible tube on your S_phoe Pump
iOtO the Fuel Tank. as Showr_ unfit all fuel arid
water al'e removed THt the k_nit to be Certa,n nO
fuel remairls i_q the T_mk
B. Clean the Wick following fhe procedure outlined in the
"C:leenlng the Wick" section, page 6 If c!saning
the Wick does not restore it to go4_ COridition, follow
the procedure outlined for Replacing the Wick, pages
6-7,
L; DIspOse 0€ _ny fuer remaining rr_ tile FL_eJ T_r_
Pa_l;_l_ f'li the Fue! Tarlk wtth c_ean, _r_cctqta_t_in_ted
fue_ Fleplac_ tr_e Cap arid s_o_t} the fL_el around ir_
the Tar_k Remove the fuBi you have L_sed tO clean
{he teJlk and dispose of it safety oL_tdoors
4. F_II the FtJet Tank with clean, water-clear No l-K
kerosene b_,STM l-K) or synthetic fuels for use with
t_erose_e-flred portable healers Follow the "Filhng tee
Fuel Tank" proceoures on pages 45
5, Wipe the Heater Cabic_ef to remove ar_y fuel spi!ls
e Storage of Your Heater
1. The wick should only have to de Changed or'_ce
each season if #roper fuel is used At the st_tl of the
t_eating _eason oheck the Gond_tior_ of the W_¢k a_d
Ignitio_ Plug Ah_ayS Sfar_ the seasot_ _Jith r_ew Bat-
teiles a_d n_._ _#=ck
2. Proper storage of your heater takes lust a few mm
utes and will prolong the life of your heater, The most
convenient way to afore enO protect it from damage, is in
the original shipping carton and packing materials.
3. Move the heater outdoors end follow the procedures
outflned in "Cleaning the Wick", page 6,
4. After fhe heater has cooied, remove the Cabinet
Drain the Fuel Took as shown on this page, Clear= oft all
fuel Or dusf On the Wick Assembty and the Automatic
Shut-off System, using a clean, dry cloth Wipe clean aH
areas yOU can reach.
5, Clean the Cabinet interior and exterior with a damp
cloth Use a mi/C Oetergent solution if necessary Wipe
them dry with a soft ctoth Avoid scratching ar_y sur
faces of yOUr heater
6. Trip the PenC_ulum
of', fhe AufomafiC Shut-
off System as shown.
7. Replace the Cebinet as outlined on page 7
8, Remove the Batteries from lhe Battery Case and
discard them. Replace the Bafleries with new ones at
the start of the nexl heating eeasonk
9. Cover the hlea_er Cabinet with the plastic shipping
cover provided and return the unit to the original shipp-
ing cation for storage, Place the heater in a saf{_, dry
place
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