To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Paloma Gas Heater not heating the room enough?
If your room does not become warm enough when using your Paloma Gas Heater, consider the following: * Check that the set temperature is not too low. * Ensure that windows or doors are closed. * Confirm that the supply gas valve is fully opened. * Verify that the room size suits the heater capacity. * Make sure there are no obstructions within 75cm in front of the heater.
What to do if the flame is extinguished during operation of Paloma Gas Heater?
If your Paloma Gas Heater flame is extinguished during operation, make sure that the room is well ventilated, as the amount of oxygen inside the room may be insufficient.
Why does my Paloma Gas Heater smell during use?
If your Paloma Gas Heater smells during use, it could be because the room has been recently painted or the floors have been waxed or polished. Ventilate the room properly before use.
What to do if my Paloma Gas Heater smells like gas?
If you smell gas when using your Paloma Gas Heater, it could be due to a hose that is not securely connected or a damaged hose. Turn off the heater and call a licensed plumber.
Why does my Paloma Heater smell during use?
If the Paloma heater smells during use, it might be due to recent painting, waxing, or polishing in the room. Ventilate the room properly before use to resolve this issue.
Why does my Paloma Heater smell like gas?
If you smell gas, it could be due to a hose that is not securely connected or is damaged. Ensure the hose is properly connected. If the issue persists, turn off the Paloma heater and call a qualified person.
Why won't my Paloma Gas Heater ignite?
If your Paloma Gas Heater does not ignite and the ON/OFF light does not glow red, it may be because the supply gas valve is not fully opened or there is air in the gas hose.
How to troubleshoot a Paloma Gas Heater that won't turn on?
If your Paloma Gas Heater doesn't operate and the ON/OFF light doesn't glow green, check the following: * Ensure the power cord is plugged in and the power is on. * See if a circuit breaker or fuse has blown. * Verify that the child lock is not set. * Confirm that the gas is turned on. * Make sure there is enough gas left in the LPG tank (if using an LPG appliance).
General| Model | PJC-W25FR |
|---|---|
| Category | Heater |
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| BTU | 25, 000 BTU |
| Safety Features | Tip-over switch |
Details the physical layout of the heater, showing front and rear views with labeled components.
Illustrates and labels the controls on the main unit's panel.
Details the buttons and functionality of the remote control unit.
Lists the primary functionalities and specifications of the heater, such as efficiency and timers.
Describes the built-in safety mechanisms designed to protect the user and the appliance.
Presents a comparative table of specifications across different Paloma/Rheem heater models.
Outlines essential steps and checks before commencing the installation of the heater.
Provides specific legal and installation requirements for customers in Victoria.
Explains the meaning of Danger, Warning, and Caution labels and outlines immediate actions for gas leaks.
Details specific actions to avoid during operation to prevent fire, explosion, or appliance damage.
Provides guidance on safe handling, placement, and electrical precautions for the heater.
Specifies mandatory clearances, location restrictions, and installation procedures for the heater.
Details daily checks, points to inspect, and methods for cleaning the heater's casing and louvres.
Explains how to clean and refit the air filters, including warnings about operation without filters.
Advises on the recommended frequency for professional inspection and service of the heater.
Provides step-by-step instructions for turning the heater on and off, including post-operation fan cooling.
Explains the automatic economy mode that reduces temperature subtly to increase efficiency.
Details how to adjust the desired room temperature and interpret the displayed room temperature.
Describes how to manually override the programmed timer settings for flexible operation.
Explains the basic functions controllable via the infrared remote, such as ON/OFF and timer activation.
Guides the user through the process of setting the internal clock for timer functions to operate correctly.
Detailed steps for programming the ON and OFF times for both Timer 1 and Timer 2.
Instructions for setting the ON and OFF times for Timer 2, following the programming steps.
Details the final steps to confirm timer settings and activate them for operation.
Explains the pre-heat feature that warms the room before the programmed start time.
Illustrates the process of activating and operating timers directly from the heater's control panel.
Provides methods to cancel or disable previously set timer programs.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the child lock feature to prevent accidental operation.
A table listing common operational problems and their suggested remedies for self-resolution.
Lists specific error codes, their associated problems, probable causes, and suggested remedies.
Outlines the general terms and conditions provided by Rheem Australia for the heater warranty.
Details specific conditions and circumstances under which the warranty may not apply.
Specifies what is not covered by the warranty, including misuse, improper installation, and wear and tear.
Details which components are covered and the duration of the warranty for different installation types.
Explains the requirements for making a warranty claim and the steps involved in the process.
Clarifies consumer rights under Australian law and how they relate to the manufacturer's warranty.
Information on accessing service, spare parts, and troubleshooting assistance from Rheem.
Confirms the heater's certification by the Australian Gas Association and notes policy on product improvement.
