To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Paramount Fitness Patio Heater burner light?
If the burner of your Paramount Fitness Patio Heater won't light, it could be due to several reasons. The fuel tank may be near empty, resulting in low pressure, so check the fuel level. Ensure the control valve is in the 'ON' position. A faulty thermocouple could also be the cause, requiring a replacement. Finally, verify that the light assembly is correctly positioned.
What to do if my Paramount Fitness KLD7002S Patio Heater emitter glows unevenly?
An uneven glow from your Paramount Fitness Patio Heater's emitter can be caused by a blockage in the burner injector, which would require cleaning or replacement. Ensure that the base is on a level surface. Also, check the gas pressure; refilling the gas cylinder might be necessary.
Why is there thick black smoke coming from my Paramount Fitness KLD7002S?
If you observe thick black smoke emitting from your Paramount Fitness Patio Heater, it indicates a blockage in the burner. To resolve this, turn off the heater and allow it to cool down completely. Then, carefully remove the blockage and clear the burner, both inside and out.
What to do if the burner flame is low on my Paramount Fitness KLD7002S Patio Heater?
A low burner flame on your Paramount Fitness Patio Heater could be due to a bent or twisted gas hose; straighten the hose and perform a leak test. Alternatively, there might be a blockage in the burner injector, in which case you should clean or replace it.
What to do if my Paramount Fitness Patio Heater burner flame goes off immediately after ignition?
If the burner flame of your Paramount Fitness Patio Heater goes off immediately after ignition, it is likely due to low gas pressure. Allow the flame to stay lit for 10 minutes before setting the variable knob to 'LO'.
General| Brand | Paramount Fitness |
|---|---|
| Model | KLD7002S |
| Category | Patio Heater |
| Language | English |
Highlights dangers like carbon monoxide and essential warnings for safe operation.
Advice on clearances, unattended use, and proper propane cylinder storage.
Connecting the regulator and performing essential leak tests for safe operation.
Steps for preparing the heater, turning on gas, and safely lighting the burner.
Detailed steps for lighting, safety during lighting, and burner operation notes.
