3. DESCRIPTION OF THE OIL HEATER
4. FUEL
Ȝ Use only liquid fuel for oil heaters authorized by
your country’s national standards.
Ȝ Never store fuel in closed rooms. Store only in a
well ventilated place.
Ȝ Never use fuels such as gasoline, benzene,
alcohol, camping gas, solvents, or other
substances. These are all liquid substances which
may cause explosions or fires. When starting up
or turning off the heater, there will be a smell of
fuel. This is perfectly normal.
Ȝ When the oil heater is running and room
temperature has been reached (after approx. 5 to
10 minutes, depending on room size), there may
be a faint, temporary smaell of fuel.
Ȝ Never store the fuel next to a heat source or in a
sunny place.
Ȝ Do not keep fuel for more than a year as lengthy
storage is detrimental to fuel quality. Old fuel will
cause improper combustion in the burner.
Ȝ The use of low-grade fuel may have the following
effects: Smoke and smells, small flames, ignition
difficulties, extinguishing difficulties, quenching of
the wick, short wick life, sinking of the wick, and
carbon deposits on the wick. Should any of these
problems occur, check the fuel and notify your
specialist dealer.
5. UNPACKING AND SETTING UP THE
OIL HEATER
a) Take the oil heater and the packed parts out of
the box (Figure 2).
N.B.: Keep the box and packaging materials for
later storage.
b) Open the safety grille at the right hand side of the
heater (lift it up and pull it towards you). Take the
burner out of the protective packaging (Figure 3).
c) Open the lid of the fuel tank compartment on top
of the heater and remove the protective foam
rubber from the top and the protective carton from
the bottom (Figure 3).
d) Keep the packaging materials in the original box.
e) To close the heater, first insert it in the slots at the
top and then in the slots at the bottom. Never start
up the heater if the grille is not properly locked in
place and closed.
f) Insert the batteries at the rear side of the heater
(Figure 4).
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2
3
handle
OFF
switch
cover plate
fuel tank
protective
front
wick
controller
fuel sight-
glass
ignition button
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