To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Airrex AH-300 Heater stops immediately after ignition?
If your Airrex Heater stops immediately after ignition, check if the "Lack of Fuel" light is on and fill up the fuel if needed. Verify that you are using either Diesel or kerosene and drain/replace the fuel if there are any impurities or other types of fuel. Ensure the flame sensor is correctly located. Finally, remove any air in the electric pump if there's noise.
How to fix no ignition on burner in Airrex AH-300?
If there is no ignition on the burner of your Airrex Heater, the fuel filter may be clogged. Clean the filter with compressed air or replace it with a new one. Also, if the voltage is low, the burner will not work properly, so use a booster to elevate the voltage.
What to do if my Airrex AH-300 Heater is not working?
If your Airrex Heater isn't working, first ensure it's properly connected to a power supply (220/230V a.c. 50Hz). Check that the power plug is securely plugged into the outlet. Also, inspect the fuse and replace it with a new one (250V a.c. 3A) if it's shorted.
Critical safety precautions to prevent serious injury or death.
Important safety advice to prevent minor injury or property damage.
Ensure safe location with proper clearance and non-flammable surroundings.
Use Diesel or kerosene; turn off before refueling.
Use 220/230V, 50Hz power supply as specified.
Visual breakdown of the heater's external parts and internal components.
Detailed explanation of the control panel buttons, modes, and indicators.
Explanation of remote control buttons and operational notes.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing batteries in the remote.
Instructions for starting, stopping, and basic operation of the heater.
How to set and adjust the desired temperature for heating.
Instructions for setting timed operation cycles and pauses.
Explains error codes and safety device checks.
Steps for cleaning the heater's reflection and parts.
Guidelines for storing the heater when not in use.
Routine checks for the flame sensor and component condition.
Guidance on handling sudden stops and air flow issues.
Solutions for power, fuse, and fuel-related operation problems.
Troubleshooting fan motor, overheating, and sensor errors.
Solutions for burner ignition, air suction, and fuel filter problems.
Troubleshooting immediate stops, excessive soot, and burner noise.
Technical data including caloric value, fuel consumption, and weight.
Schematic showing electrical connections for heater components.
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