Why Legacy Heating PH02-S Patio Heater burner won't light?
If the burner on your Legacy Heating Patio Heater won't light, it could be due to a clogged burner injector. Clean the burner injector. It could also be due to low gas supply pressure, in which case you should call your gas supplier.
What to do if Legacy Heating PH02-S produces thick black smoke?
If your Legacy Heating Patio Heater is producing thick black smoke, turn off the heater and let it cool. Remove any blockage and clean the inside and outside of the burner.
Why Legacy Heating PH02-S Patio Heater burner flame is low?
A low burner flame on your Legacy Heating Patio Heater could be caused by a bent or twisted supply hose. Straighten the hose and perform a leak test. Another cause could be a blockage in the burner injector; in this case, clean or replace the burner injector.
What to do if Legacy Heating PH02-S Patio Heater burner flame goes off immediately after ignition?
If the burner flame on your Legacy Heating Patio Heater goes off immediately after ignition, it's likely due to low gas pressure. Contact your gas supplier.
How to fix inadequate combustion on Legacy Heating Patio Heater burner?
Inadequate combustion on your Legacy Heating Patio Heater burner is often due to not enough air. Check the air passageways and burners for dirt and debris, and clean them with compressed air.
What to do if my Legacy Heating PH02-S Patio Heater has a gas odor even when it's off?
If you smell gas when your Legacy Heating Patio Heater is off, there may be a gas leak. Locate and correct the leak immediately. Alternatively, the gas control could be defective and needs replacement.
Why Legacy Heating PH02-S emitter glows uneven?
Uneven glowing of the emitter on your Legacy Heating Patio Heater can occur if there is blockage in the burner injector. Clean or replace the burner injector. Also, ensure the base is on a level surface. If not, place the heater on a level surface. Low gas pressure can also be the reason; replace the cylinder with a new one.
Why does Legacy Heating PH02-S produce a whistling noise when lit?
If your Legacy Heating Patio Heater makes a whistling noise when lit, it could be because the air passageways are blocked. Check the minimum installation clearances and air passageways for debris. Another possibility is air in the gas line. Operate the burner until the air is completely purged.
What causes delayed ignition in Legacy Heating PH02-S Patio Heater?
Delayed ignition in your Legacy Heating Patio Heater can be caused by clogged main burner carryover ports. Clean the main burner ports. It can also be due to low gas pressure, in that case call your gas supplier.
What to do if Legacy Heating PH02-S Patio Heater has gas odor during combustion?
If you notice a gas odor during combustion with your Legacy Heating Patio Heater, check the gas passageway and burner for foreign matter in the gas or on the burner ports. It's also possible the heater is burning vapors from paint or impurities in the air, so stop storing and using odor causing products near the heater. Another potential cause is gas leaking from the regulator and hose connection, the valve and pipe connections, and the pipes, so locate and correct the leaks, or contact your gas supplier.
Immediate actions for gas leaks: shut off supply, extinguish flames, and evacuate.
Prohibits storing flammable liquids or unconnected LP cylinders near the appliance.
Explicitly states the unit is designed and must be used outdoors in a ventilated space.
Warns that improper installation or service can cause injury, property damage, fire, or explosion.
Highlights the risk of deadly, odorless carbon monoxide produced by the appliance in enclosed spaces.
Unit is designed for propane gas only; conversion is dangerous and voids warranty.
Specifies tank dimensions, collar protection, fill limit, and vapor withdrawal.
Warns against flammable items, contact with hot parts, and keeping cords away from heat.
If stored or used indoors, disconnect propane tank and leave it outdoors.
Children must never operate the unit and require supervision when near it.
Alerts that items stored near the heater can be damaged by radiant heat.
Step 7: Guides assembly of reflector panels, outer rim, and center reflector.
Step 8: Fastens the assembled reflector to the head assembly using washers and wing nuts.
Step 9: Attaches the head assembly to the post, inserting the regulator and securing.
Step 12: Instructs on connecting the regulator to the cylinder valve and tightening connections.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely light the patio heater using the control knob and igniter.
General| Power Source | Propane |
|---|---|
| Heat Output | 40, 000 BTU |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Wheel Kit Included | Yes |
| Coverage Area | Up to 20 feet diameter |
| Dimensions | 89 inches height |
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