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General| Model | NT-16SEQ |
|---|---|
| Heating Capacity | 16, 000 BTU/hr |
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| Efficiency Rating | 80% |
| Ignition | Direct Spark Ignition |
| Voltage | 12V DC |
| Type | Furnace |
General warnings regarding proper installation procedures for the appliance.
Hazards associated with improper adjustment, alteration, or service.
Instructions on reading and following the manual for safe operation.
Safety measures to ensure systems are OFF during refueling or towing.
Warnings about potential fire or explosion from not following manual instructions.
Prohibits storing or using flammable liquids near the appliance.
Step-by-step actions to take if a gas leak is detected.
Risk of poisoning from combustion product infiltration into the building.
Ensuring proper sealing and non-obstruction of furnace vents.
Keeping the unit away from traffic and flammable materials.
Consequences of improper maintenance leading to hazards.
Cautionary notes on wiring during servicing for safe operation.
Monthly inspection for soot on vent and immediate shutdown if found.
Ensuring furnace venting is free from obstructions and properly terminated.
Warning against using non-factory parts or vent screens.
Guidance on observing burner flame for correct operation and troubleshooting.
Importance of keeping the furnace and surrounding area clean.
Procedure to shut off gas supply in case of overheating.
Prohibition against self-repair and requirement for qualified service.
Warnings against restricting ducting or covering the vent.
Cautions regarding hot registers and air booster installations.
Prohibition of placing flammable materials near the appliance.
Emphasis on following all operating instructions precisely.
Safety guidelines for venting furnaces in relation to add-on structures.
Requirement for annual inspection by a qualified service agency.
Ensuring proper venting of combustion products to the atmosphere.
Inspecting the furnace mounting base and gas piping for deterioration.
Checking combustion chamber, gaskets, and air inlets for proper function.
Prohibition of operating the furnace while the vehicle is moving.
Information about potential smoking during the first use.
Crucial safety warnings and instructions to read before operating.
Details on the automatic ignition device, not manual lighting.
Procedure for checking for gas smell before operating the furnace.
Warning against using furnaces that have been submerged in water.
Step-by-step guide for starting the furnace operation.
Instructions for initiating the blower and ignition sequence.
Procedure for handling ignition failures after multiple attempts.
Instructions for safely shutting down the furnace.
Verifying gas smell after initial startup procedures.
Correct operation of manual and propane tank gas supply valves.
Setting the thermostat to initiate blower and heating cycles.
Visual guides for correct and incorrect burner flame appearance.
Procedure for cleaning the combustion chamber using compressed air.
Procedure for detecting and responding to gas odors.
Procedure for shutting off gas and electrical supply during overheating.
Emphasis on using qualified personnel for repairs and inspections.
Warnings against restricting ducting and ensuring proper venting.
Cautions regarding hot surfaces and not restricting airflow.
Prohibiting flammable materials and stressing adherence to instructions.
Safety considerations for venting in relation to additional structures.
Importance of annual inspection by a qualified service agency.
Ensuring combustion products are vented outside the building.
Instructions for inspecting furnace base, piping, gaskets, and air inlets.
Risk of severe injury or death from CO poisoning due to infiltration.
Ensuring outside wall openings around vents are sealed.
Checking furnace vent and air intake terminals for obstructions.
Locating the unit away from traffic, furniture, and draperies.
Importance of supervising children in the vicinity of the unit.
Preventing placement of flammable materials on or near the unit.
Requirement to replace safety screens removed for servicing.
Keeping the area around the unit clear of combustibles and vapors.
Mandating installation and repairs be done by qualified personnel.
Periodic inspection for soot and obstructions in the furnace.
Observing the main burner flame for correct blue flame appearance.
Importance of keeping furnace clean, especially during high lint periods.
Note that the motor is permanently lubricated and needs no oiling.
Keeping furnace area clear of flammable materials, gasoline, and vapors.
Checking vent obstruction, especially with trailer doors open.
Warning against restricting combustion air or warm air circulation.
Procedure for gas smell detection, including evacuation and shut-off.
Action to take if the furnace cycles erratically or delays ignition.
Prohibition against operating the furnace while the vehicle is in motion or towed.
Information about potential smoking during initial furnace firing.
Crucial safety advice and warnings to read before operating the appliance.
Appliance has an automatic ignition device; do not light by hand.
Instructions for smelling for gas around the appliance area before operating.
Warning against using appliances that have been submerged in water.
Detailed steps to follow if a gas odor is detected.
Requirement for installation and service by qualified personnel.
