To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Paloma Room heater smells or smokes when using first time?
If your Paloma Room heater smells or smokes when used for the first time, this is likely due to oil used during manufacturing. Operate the heater for a while in a ventilated room to dissipate the smell or smoke.
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).
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.
Why does my Paloma RAC-C25FR 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 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.
How to fix Paloma Room heater that does not ignite?
If your Paloma Room heater isn't igniting and the ON/OFF light doesn't glow red, check that the supply gas valve is fully opened. Another possible cause is air in the gas hose.
Why Paloma Room heater turns off during operation?
Your Paloma Room heater might be turning off during operation due to a clogged air filter, which will cause the filter lamp to flash; in this case, clean the air filter. Also, make sure that the hot air outlet is not blocked.
What to do if Paloma Room heater smells gas?
If you smell gas from your Paloma Room heater, it could be due to a hose that is not securely connected or a damaged hose. In both cases, you must turn off the heater and call a qualified person.
What to do if my Paloma Heater turns off during operation?
If your Paloma heater turns off during operation, it could be due to a clogged air filter. Clean the air filter. Also, make sure that the hot air outlet is not blocked.
Why does my Paloma Gas Heater smell or smoke when using it for the first time?
The smell or smoke comes from oil used during manufacture. Operate the heater for a while in a ventilated room.
Details the physical components and layout of the heater.
Lists and describes the built-in safety mechanisms of the heater.
Explains the meaning of danger, warning, and caution labels.
Lists essential pre-operation checks for the heater.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior of the heater.
Guidance on cleaning the heater's louvre.
Procedure for cleaning air filters on a weekly basis.
Advises on professional servicing frequency for the heater.
Step-by-step guide to start and turn on the heater.
Procedure for safely shutting down the heater.
Explains the energy-saving mode that adjusts temperature automatically.
How to set and adjust the desired room temperature.
Manual control to bypass or activate timer programs.
Using the infrared remote for basic heater functions.
Guide for setting the internal clock for timer functions.
Detailed steps for setting ON/OFF times for two timers.
Automatic function to warm the room before the programmed start time.
How to operate the heater using the programmed timers.
Steps to deactivate programmed timer settings.
Prevents accidental operation or interference by children.
Overview of the Paloma/Rheem warranty terms and conditions.
Details what is and is not covered by the product warranty.
Specifies components covered and the period for faults to appear.
Requirements for being eligible to make a warranty claim.
Step-by-step process for lodging a warranty claim.
Information on consumer rights related to product guarantees.
This document describes the Paloma/Rheem Unflued Portable Gas Convection Room Heater, covering its installation, operation, and maintenance.
The Paloma/Rheem Unflued Portable Gas Convection Room Heater is designed for use in a single-family domestic dwelling for room heating. It operates on either Natural Gas (NG) or Propane (LPG), depending on the model. The heater features electronic ignition and an energy-efficient 7-stage modulating gas valve, ensuring optimal performance and reduced emissions. It has an AS4553 Efficiency Star Rating of 5.9 Stars and is classified as a Class 1 Appliance AS4553:2008, with less than half the emissions of the Australian Standard.
The heater provides adjustable room temperature control, allowing users to set their desired temperature between 16°C (low) and 26°C (high) using up and down arrows on the control panel. It includes a dual timer function, enabling automatic operation at two separate periods of the day. A pre-heat function allows the heater to automatically start one hour prior to the programmed starting time to warm the room. The automatic economy function further enhances efficiency by gradually reducing the set room temperature by 1°C every 30 minutes, up to a maximum of 2°C, once the desired temperature is reached. This subtle reduction is designed to be unnoticed by the user.
For safety, the heater is equipped with several devices:
The heater also includes a Child Lock function to prevent accidental operation and interference with controls.
The heater is operated via a control panel and an infrared remote controller.
Regular care and maintenance are crucial for safe and correct operation.
General| Model | RAC-C25FR |
|---|---|
| Category | Heater |
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Heating Area | 20-25 m² |
| Safety Features | Overheat protection |
