Clarke PHT3 Installations- und Betriebshandbuch

PATIO HEATER

OPERATING & MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS 0102

MODEL No. PHT3

Green Black

Stainless

Thank you for purchasing this CLARKE PATIO HEATER.

WARNING!

It is MOST IMPORTANT that ANYONE attempting to use this apparatus

read this booklet thoroughly beforehand and carefully follow the

instructions given.

This will ensure their safety, and that of others around them.

Additionally, you can look forward to the heater giving you long and

satisfactory service.

This heater is designed for OUTDOOR USE ONLY

GUARANTEE

This CLARKE product is guaranteed against faulty manufacture for a period of 12 months from

the date of purchase. Please keep your receipt as proof of purchase. This guarantee is invalid

if the product is found to have been abused or tampered with in any way, or not used for the

purpose for which it was intended.

Faulty goods should be returned to their place of purchase, no product can be returned to us

without prior permission.

This guarantee does not effect your statutory rights.

SPECIFICATIONS

Type of gas Propane

Rated pressure 37bar

Rated heating capacity 11 kW - 40,000BTU/Hr

Consumption 0.900 kg/h

Part No. Black 6919100

Green 6919105

Stainless Steel 6919110

FEATURES

Patio Heaters are portable radiators, simple, highly efficient and reliable, whose functions are based

on the principle of reflected heat.

Wide areas can be heated depending upon atmospheric conditions. These models can be used

outdoors or indoors if the room is large enough and has a constant supply of fresh air.

Patio Heaters are suitable for an environment with a volume of at least 200 m3

Patio Heaters do not expel exhaust gas, non-polluting liquid gas fuel is used (Propane). This heater

complies with current European directives and standards.

The Heaters are fitted with the following safety devices

a. THERMOELECTRIC PROTECTION:

The pilot flame heats an element that, when heated, keeps the gas tap of the heater open (NOT

THE ONE ON THE CYLINDER). Within one minute of the pilot flame being extinguished, the gas supply

is shut off from the heater tap.

C.PIEZOELECTRIC LIGHTING:

Undoubtedly the safest method of lighting, i.e., no naked flame is required.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

This Patio Heater is designed for OUTDOOR USE ONLY

• Patio Heaters MUST NOT be used in homes, offices and similar environments.

• NEVER MAKE ANY MODIFICATIONS to the heater.

• Patio Heaters can be installed in rooms with a volume of AT LEAST 200 M3, PER HEATER

• MAKE SURE that there is no flammable material within 2M of the heater

• MAKE SURE that all other materials are more than 1M from the heater

• PAY ATTENTION to whatever may be above the heater because:

At 30 cm from the hood the temperature is 50°C

At 60 cm from the hood the temperature is 40°C

At 90 cm from the hood the temperature is 30°C

• Any flammable coating must be at least 1M from the reflecting hood of the heater.

• DO NOT TOUCH any part of the heater above the stack ,it could be very hot, enough to cause

serious burns.

• ALWAYS wait at least one hour after switching off the heater completely before touching the

parts above the start button.

• NEVER cover the heater .

• DO NOT START the heater if it is not completely assembled.

• To stabilise the heater, ALWAYS use cylinders with an empty weight of not less than 11 kg.

• DO NOT USE the heater when there are strong winds, or secure its base to prevent the possibility

of it tipping over.

• NEVER move the heater when it is lit.

• NEVER move the heater just after switching off, but wait until it is cool.

• REMOVE the gas cylinder from its compartment when the heater is not in use for long periods.

• DO NOT replace the rubber hose (8) with one greater than 1M in length.

• ALWAYS close the gas cylinder valve after use.

• ALWAYS keep a constant check on the heater when it is operating.

• DO NOT KEEP gas cylinder in cellars, basements, stairwells, corridors, underground passages, etc.

• DO NOT EXPOSE the gas cylinder to the sun: if this is necessary, it must be covered.

• KEEP the cylinder away from sources of heat.

ASSEMBLY

1Carefully unpack the components and lay them out, checking to ensure that no damage

was suffered in transit.

Should any damage be apparent, you should contact you Clarke dealer immediately.

3Attach the Diffuser to the Burner

assembly.

4xScrews M5x10

2Ensurethenutsonthetopofthediffuser

are tight.

5Attach Base to the three support

brackets.

6xBolts M6x20

12 Flat Washers

6xLock Washers

6xM6 Nuts

4Attach Support Brackets to Stack

Support.

6xBolts M6x20

12xFlat Washers

6xLock Washers

6xM6 Nuts

Attach stack to the stack support.

3xBolts M6x12

3xFlat Washers

Attach Back Cover

4x Pan Head Screws

4 Flat washers

Lower Top Cover over Stack Attach Gas Delivery Pipe to the Burner

Assembly, ensuring it is perfectly tight.

NOTE: USE TWO SPANNERS AS SHOWN.

Insert Gas Delivery Pipe into Stack Secure Burner Assembly to Stack.

3xScrews M6x12

3x Flat Washers

NOTE: Test the joint for leaks by applying a soapy liquid

to the joint. If bubbles appear, tighten the nut. The joint

must be gas tight.

12 Attach Reflector by placing two flat

washers on each post followed by the

reflector, then the round headed nuts.

Attach the regulator hose to the

connection arrowed, using the worm

drive clip supplied, ensuring the

connection is perfectly tight.

NOTE: The hose should be approx. 40cm in length.

Slide the front panel into place.

NOTE: Check the Regulator and hose for leaks by

applying a few drops of soapy liquid to the joints. If

any bubbles are apparent, investigate and repair

before proceeding.

OPERATION

WARNING!

Before using your Patio Heater ensure that all safety precautions have been complied with.

Fig.1

A. Connecting the Gas Bottle

1. Ensure the Burner Control Knob (A, Fig.1) is in the OFF

position. To do this, push the knob IN and turn fully

CLOCKWISE.

2. Remove the access panel and check condition of

the regulator and hose.

3. Place the cylinder in its compartment.

4. Screw the regulator into the outlet port on the cylinder

and tighten securely ensuring the flexible hose is not

stretched or kinked. .

5. Check that the tap turns easily and that there are no

gas leaks, using foam or soapy water...NEVER use an

open flame.

B. Lighting The Pilot Light

We recommend that first time starting be carried out in

the open air, as fumes are given off due to the elimination

of the protective lubricants.

1. Turn ON the gas by turning the tap anticlockwise then

fully secure the access panel

2. Push the Burner Control Knob IN and turn ANTI-CLOCKWISE to the PILOT position.

IMPORTANT! DO NOT force the Knob.

NOTE:

For the initial start or whenever the gas bottle has been changed, push the Control Knob IN and hold

in this position for two minutes to ensure all air has been purged from the system before proceeding.

3. Holding the knob in the ‘pushed IN’ position, press the piezo ignition button (B, Fig.1) repeatedly

until the pilot light ignites.

4. Continue to hold the Control Knob ‘IN’ for a further 1 minute after the pilot light is lit. When it is

released, it will pop back outwards and the pilot light should remain ‘ON’.

C. Low Burner Setting

With the pilot light lit, turn the Burner Control Knob anti-clockwise until it reaches the first indent.

D. HIGH Burner Setting

Turn the Burner Control Knob anticlockwise until it stops.

NOTE: Always allow the burner to operate in the LOW position for 5 minutes or so, before turning to the

High position.

To turn the patio heater OFF...first push the Burner control Knob ‘IN’ and turn it fully CLOCKWISE, then,

when the flame has extinguished, turn the supply OFF at the gas bottle.

IMPORTANT! If the Burner fails to operate, turn the Burner Control Knob to the OFF position and wait 5

minutes before trying again.

STORAGE

The heater is constructed from materials to withstand normal weather conditions, however, it is

advised to store under cover for maximum preservation.

If there are problems of space, the reflecting hood (1) can be removed, and the nuts and washers

preserved with care (NB: they are all stainless steel). Remove the cylinder from its compartment.

Enclose the burner unit in a polythene bag and similarly wrap the side covers to discourage the

possibility of local wild life from setting up home.

RESTARTING AFTER STORAGE

Remove the Diffuser, by removing the four screws around the outer band, clean inside and out with

an ordinary cloth (DO NOT USE oily products that would produce fumes when the heater is next

switched on).

Remove any cobwebs and dust from the Burner, then reassemble the parts.

Check the rubber hose and if cracked or damaged in any way, replace it with a hose of approx.

40cm in length.

MAINTENANCE

There are no user serviceable parts for this heater. It is necessary only to keep the various components

clean, particularly the underside of the hood. DO NOT clean the heater when it is lit or only just

switched off. Wait until it has cooled down. Clean using a clean soft cloth.

CHECKannuallythatthehoseconnectingtheregulatortotheDeliverypipeisingoodorder:otherwise,

replace it. (see your Clarke dealer)

Any repairs should be made by trained technicians and with original replacement parts. For parts

and servicing, consult your CLARKE dealer.

POINTS TO REMEMBER

Propane gas is stored under pressure, and the filling process causes the cylinder to get warm. Taking

gas out of the cylinder reverses this process and the cylinder gets colder. When a cylinder is stored

outside, the cylinder temperature equalises with the ambient temperature.

In the summer, taking cold gas from a warmish cylinder is not so much a problem, but in winter, an

alreadycoldcylindergetsevencolderasgasisremoved,andmoisturefromthewarmeraircondenses

on the cold surface of the cylinder, similar to condensation on a window. In the worst case, this

moisture may even begin to freeze on the outside of the regulator.

This also has an effect on the flow rate of the gas. It should be noted that the flow rate at -10

degrees C is only half that at 15 degrees C. The volume of gas, and hence the heat output, is

therefore similarly effected.

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