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Steps to take if gas odor is detected: open windows, don't touch switches, extinguish flames, call supplier.
Warning about appliance modification, high surface temperatures, and supervising children.
Turn off thermostat and gas valve, wait, replace front panel, and set desired temperature.
Allow delay for fan motor, burner ignition, and retry steps if ignition fails.
Steps from thermostat call to burner ignition, including fan delay and air switch engagement.
Flame established, thermostat satisfied, gas valve closes, and blower continues briefly.
Keep unit clean, check for soot deposits, and inspect burner, venting, and gas connections yearly.
Steps to disconnect wiring, gas supply, and screws to remove the heating assembly.
Steps to remove the burner by releasing a ratchet clip and lifting it off the mounting pin.
Instructions for installing a new burner assembly, securing it with a ratchet clip.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit produces no heat, checking electrical supply and blower speed.
Procedure for short circuit checkout, checking fuses, and battery voltage.
Checking gas supply, combustion air switch function, and gas control valve operation.
Adjusting the thermostat's heat anticipator and understanding high altitude deration.
How the ignition system works, including spark, gas valve, and flame sensing circuitry.
Checks for input polarity, grounding, wiring, high voltage, electrode, and valve issues.
Addressing random shutdowns or cold start problems by checking flame current.
Details on what the warranty covers, exclusions, and proof of purchase requirements.
Specific five-year warranty terms for the heat chamber with pro-rated replacement options.
Legal limitations on implied warranties, incidental/consequential damages, and specific rights.
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