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General| Type | Gas Heater |
|---|---|
| Model | KF-009D-03 |
| Category | Industrial |
| Power Source | Gas |
| Manufacturer | Kingfer Industrial |
Ensure heater is used per manual instructions and keep manual safe.
Avoid placing clothes or materials on the heater to prevent fire and maintain efficiency.
Keep heater away from furniture, armchairs, and fabrics to prevent fire.
Never move the heater while it is lit to prevent accidents.
Respect minimum distances from walls and flammable materials to prevent fire.
Procedure for gas leaks: turn off gas, check connections with soapy water.
Heater must be used in a well-ventilated outdoor area only.
Prohibits use in basements, below ground, and for domestic purposes.
Cylinder changes must be performed outdoors in a flame-free environment.
Specifies approved propane cylinder sizes (7-15 kg).
Regular inspection and replacement of hoses are required due to wear or damage.
Maintain specific minimum distances from flammable materials and overhead.
Ensure the radiant surface does not face the gas cylinder.
Use hoses that comply with country-specific specifications.
Ensure all components, heater, hose, and gas bottle are safely positioned.
Use a clamping screw to fix the holder on the gas bottle.
Screw the pressure controller and hose onto the gas bottle valve.
Use butterfly nut and gasket to position and fix heater on the stand.
Screw the other end of the gas hose to the safety valve.
Ensure all screwing connections are properly tightened.
Check for gas leaks using spray or soapy water before operation.
Detailed steps for igniting the pilot burner and setting heat levels.
How to adjust the heat power to minimum or maximum settings.
Procedure for turning off the heater by closing the cylinder valve.
Mount heater correctly and connect regulator to cylinder valve.
Check regulator connection for leaks using soapy water.
Never disconnect the regulator while the heater is lit; ensure burner is out first.
Cylinders must be replaced in a non-flammable, non-smoking environment.
Sequence for changing gas cylinder including closing valve and unscrewing regulator.
Ensure all gas connections are correctly made to prevent leakage; use soapy water for checks.
Use cylinders upright; horizontal position can damage heater and create safety issues.
New cylinders may have inert gas impairing ignition; switch to a partially used cylinder if needed.
Appliance requires a hose and regulator; seek supplier advice for correct parts.
The guard prevents fire/burn risks and should not be permanently removed.
Disconnect cylinder and store it in a well-ventilated area away from combustibles.
Store heater preferably in an outhouse, covered in a dry, dust-free medium.
Do not clean the heater when lit or immediately after turning off; use a soft, dry cloth.
Do not use aggressive, abrasive, or inflammable substances that could damage the paint or cause fire.
Periodically check hose for integrity and expiry; replace if necessary.
Repairs by specialized personnel; recommend annual maintenance by an authorized service centre.
Do not make any modifications to the heater as it is dangerous.
Have the heater checked by a qualified authorized expert once a year.
Inspect and clean burner, pilot light, or nozzles for obstructions by insects.
Addresses loose connections, pipe breaks, or missing fireclay causing gas smell.
Deals with inefficient combustion due to dirty gas inlets.
Troubleshooting for no ignition caused by defective ignitor, spark plug, or cable.
Covers flame extinguishing due to gas run-out, thermal element, or draft.
Addresses issues with the heater not staying alight after pressure release.
Troubleshooting for the heater not turning on, related to regulator connection or gas control.
