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General| Brand | Kirkland Signature |
|---|---|
| Model | PTH106SS-3G |
| Category | Patio Heater |
| Language | English |
Crucial warnings about proper use, installation, and potential hazards for severe damage or injury.
Procedures to follow if you smell gas, including shutting off the appliance and extinguishing open flames.
Safety advice against storing or using flammable vapors and liquids near the appliance.
Lists necessary tools for assembly and all parts supplied with the heater, including hardware.
Guidelines on operating the heater safely, including clearances, ventilation, and avoiding explosive atmospheres.
Recommendations for annual inspection, cleaning, and avoiding combustible materials for safe operation.
Warnings about high surface temperatures, supervision of children, and keeping flammable materials away from the heater.
Details on attaching the table legs to the tank enclosure and securing the square table to the legs using screws.
Instructions for combining reflector pieces, attaching the reflector plate, and securing the post assembly and gas hose.
Steps for opening the tank enclosure, securing the tank, and attaching the gas regulator assembly to the propane tank.
Warnings about gas supply, tank conditions, and connecting unregulated supplies.
Specifies maximum inlet pressure, minimum supply pressure, and conformity to codes for propane gas.
Detailed steps for performing leak tests using a soap solution to ensure gas-tight connections.
Verifies regulator connection, hose condition, and intake hose placement before attempting to light the heater.
Inspects connections for leaks using soapy water after the heater has been lit, ensuring all seals are tight.
Specifies clearances to combustible materials, ventilation, level ground, and avoiding explosive atmospheres.
Advises turning off the heater and moving it to a sheltered location during strong or windy weather.
Inspect hose, check area for flammables, ensure connections are secure and leak-free.
Detailed steps for lighting the pilot, holding the knob, and igniting the main burner.
Describes normal flame appearance and procedures for relighting the pilot after initial shutdown.
Steps to turn off the burner and gas supply, and information about the tilt safety switch.
Guidelines for disconnecting the propane tank, storing indoors, and general cleaning of the heater.
Instructions on how to remove the reflector, emitter assembly, and the burner itself for cleaning or maintenance.
Instructions for reinstalling the burner assembly and test firing to check flame appearance.
Explains how to clean the pilot burner and thermocouple, and warns about spiders and flashback.
Steps to remove the valve panel, pilot assembly, and clean the pilot orifice and tubing.
Addresses common problems like pilot not lighting or not staying lit, with causes and corrections.
Covers issues with the igniter not sparking and the main burner not lighting, providing possible causes and solutions.
A detailed list of all parts for the patio heater, including their numbers, descriptions, and quantities, with an accompanying diagram.
Outlines the warranty period for different components, coverage limitations, and the procedure for making a warranty claim.
