Comfort Zone CZPP21 - Lighting and Operating Instructions

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Model No. CZPP21
LIGHTING AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
• This heater must be used outdoors for temporary heating
and cooking using propane regulated to 11" W.C. or 2.8 kPa
pressure.
• Inspect the hose before each use. If there is excessive abrasion,
wear or the hose is cut, replace the hose prior to use.
• Heater must be in upright position located away from
combustible materials during operation.
To Turn Heater/Stove On:
1. Confirm the control knob is in the off position before
connecting hose with regulator and propane cylinder.
(Fig. 1)
2. Using two wrenches, connect regulator hose to heater/stove.
Use one wrench to secure the fitting on the heater/stove from
twisting, the other to tighten the nut on to the heater/burner.
(Fig. 2)
3. Connect approved propane cylinder to the hose regulator,
thread cylinder until it seats firmly in to the regulator. Never
connect the propane cylinder to the regulator without the
hose connected to the heater/stove. Check for leaks each
time you connect the hose to the unit using soapy water
(50% dish detergent and 50% water mix), never use a flame.
4. Put unit in cook top mode (Fig. 3) with vents in open
(cooking) position.
First Time Use Note: if you are hooking up the unit for the
first time or if it has not been used for a while, press control
knob and rotate it to IGNITE/ON position (Fig. 1) you will hear
the igniter click. Continue pressing in control knob for about
2-3 minutes before igniting the heater to allow the propane to
work its way from the canister to the burner.
While looking down through cook top vents (Fig. 4), press
and hold (do not release) control knob as you turn it to the
IGNITE/ON position, the unit will click once as it tries to ignite
the pilot flame. You will see the igniter sparking as you look
down through the vents as shown in Fig.4. With control knob
still pushed in look for a pilot flame light through the vents
after you hear the click sound where the igniter sparks were
located.
If a pilot flame is seen, continue to hold the control knob in
to allow the flame sensor to recognize the pilot for 10-20
seconds. Repeat the above process until a pilot flame is
seen.
5. Pick the function of the heater/stove. To use the unit as a
heater, be sure that the cook-top burner vents are closed. To
use the unit as a stove, open the cook-top burner vents. Use
care when changing the vent position, the lever may be hot.
(Fig. 3)
6. With pilot lit, press and turn control knob counter-clockwise
from IGNITE/ON position to desired heater output. The knob
will rst click and lock in to the LOW heat level position.
Press the knob and turn it counter-clockwise again until it
clicks and locks in to the HIGH heat level position. (Fig. 1)
To Turn Heater/Stove Off:
1. To turn the heater/stove OFF, simply press control knob in
and rotate it to the OFF position. This will extinguish the
burners and pilot light. If you intend to turn the heater/stove
back on in a short amount of time, you can leave the pilot on
and simply rotate the control knob to the IGNITE/ON position.
2. Allow heater to cool down.
3. With the heater/stove in the OFF position, remove propane
cylinder from hose/regulator. Only remove the propane
cylinder with the unit in the OFF position. Never remove the
propane cylinder with the control knob in any other position.
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