..
I'
.\
will
nQW
be visible, from the brass s
tud
s on the
wick by springing them outwards
and
then pulling
one towards you and pushing the other away
from you
and
remove old wick. Replace the
flame spreader. This will avoid the yellow tape
on the inside
of
the wick catching
on
the top
of
the wick tube.
Fit
the new wick over the inner
wick tube so
that
when lowered the brass studs
'B' will engage with the wick carrier arms.
Handling the wick well down to avoid damaging
the charred top surface, ease gently down until
the
bra
ss studs are level with the wick carrier
arms. Make sure
that
both tails reach the
bottom
of
the tank; this nece
ss
itates pushing one
of
the tails through the stirrup-like carrier arms.
Failure to do so will cause that side
of
the wick
to be starved resulting in a poor flame
and
very
uneven burning
of
the wick. Engage the wick
carrier arms with the brass studs 'B'
on
the wick
and
replace the burner basket. Allow the wick to
soak for an hour before lighting.
Remove the top cover
(H.201) by turning anti-
clockwise
and
lifting.
This heater
is
constructed with a "floating"
gallery (H.219)
and
chimney assembly which
allows free movement in the frame. This move-
ment must
not
be mistaken for a defect
and
no
attempt should be made to secure the gallery
or
to interfere with its free movement in any way.
FOR
COOKING
IMPORTANT
NOTE
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