Setting Up The Parabolic Heater - Kampa Glow1 Instrucciones De Uso

Product overview
No. in
fig. 1,
Designation
page 3
1 Protective grill
2 Heating screen
3 Burner
4 Temperature control knob
5 Sealing washer
Setting up the parabolic
heater
Finding a suitable location
!
WARNING! Fire hazard
The location for setting up the parabolic
heater has to meet the following require-
ments:
• outdoors only
• in an open, well-ventilated area which
is protected from direct winds
• placing surface for the parabolic
heater
– is made from heat-proof, non-com-
bustible or non-flammable materials
– provides standing level on or above
the ground
• is solid, stable and flat level
➤Place the appliance on a surface that meets the
above requirements.
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Connecting to a gas container
!
WARNING! Explosion hazard
• Only change gas containers outdoors
• Do not use the appliance if the sealing
• Do not try to detect gas leaks using a
• Only connect the heater to an
1. If the heater is already fitted to an empty gas
container, remove the empty gas container
(see chapter "Disconnecting the parabolic
heater from the gas container" on page 9).
2. Check that the sealing washer (fig. 1 5,
page 3) is in place and in good condition.
3. Close the control valve by turning the temper-
ature control knob fully clockwise (see
fig. 2 1., page 4).
4. Place the heater and the gas container in an
upright position.
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NOTICE!
• Take care not to cross thread.
• Tighten the screw connection by hand
5. Carefully screw the heater onto the gas con-
tainer clockwise until the sealing washer meets
the gas container (see fig. 2 2., page 4).
6. If there is a smell of gas or you suspect a leak:
– Coat the connection, using soapy water.
– If bubbles appear, do not continue to use the
appliance. Remove the appliance from the
gas container and contact an authorized ser-
vice agent.
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in a well-ventilated area, away from
naked flames, any other source of igni-
tion and other people.
washer is damaged or worn.
flame or a pilot light.
approved gas container type (see
chapter "Technical description" on
page 7).
only.