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OWNER’S

MANUAL

MODEL

NO.

583.356010

SERIAL

NO_

(owner

-

write

in

No.)

CAUTION:

Read

Rules

for

Safe

Operation

and

Instructions

Carefully

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

FOR

FUTURE

REFERENCE

Operation

and

Maintenance

Instructions

with

Parts

List

50,000

BTU

PORTABLE

HEATER

Sears,

Roebuck

and

Co.,

Chicago,

IL

60684

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION.

2

SAFETYRULES.

2

WARRANTY.

3

ASSEMBLY

.

3

SAFETY

COMPLIANCE.

3

HOW

TO

USE

YOUR

HEATER

.

3

Electrical

Information.

3

Fuel

Specifications.

3

Ventilation

Requirements

.

4

Operation.

4

To

Star'

Heater

.

4

Using

an

Optional

Thermostat

Control.

4

Using

the

Safety

Control

Reset

Button.

5

To

Stop

Heater

.

5

Storage.

5

TAKING

CARE

OF

YOUR

HEATER

.

5

Exterior.

5

Air

and

Lint

Filters.

6

Fuel

Tank.

6

Fuel

Filter.

6

Upper

Shell

Removal.

7

Electrical

.

7

Spark

Plug.

7

Motor.

7

Cleaning

the

Fan

.

8

ADJUSTMENTS

.

8

Adjusting

Pump

Pressure.

8

TROUBLESHOOTING

YOUR

HEATER

.10

REPAIR

PARTS

.11

SEARS

PORTABLE

HEATER.14

INTRODUCTION

Read

this

Owner's

Manual

carefully

and

completely

before

attempting

to

use

or

service

this

heater.

Your

Sears

portable

heater

is

designed

and

constructed

to

assure

a

long

service

life

and

provide

maximum

safety.

However,

improper

use

of

any

portable

heater

can

be

dangerous

to

life

and

property.

Be

sure

to

read

and

understand

the

following

"Safety

Rules".

They

are

alsi

repeated

in

the

text

of

the

Manual

and

are

brought

to

your

attention

by

this

symbol

ik

SAFETY

RULES

ONLY

plug

heater

cord

into

3-wire

extension

cord

which

plugs

into

standard

household

3-prong

outlet

or

properly

installed

adapter.

ONLY

use

electrical

extension

cords

as

recommended

in

this

Manual.

NEVER

fill

heater

fuel

tank

while

heater

is

plugged

into

outlet.

NEVER

use

gasoline,

naphtha,

paint

thinner,

alcohol,

or

other

volatile

liquids

as

fuel.

ONLY

use

heater

in

well

ventilated

areas

as

described

in

this

Manual.

NEVER

use

heater

in

living

or

sleeping

area.

NEVER

use

heater

in

areas

having

flammable

vapor

or

heavy

dust

in

air.

NEVER

use

heater

in

area

when

gasoline,

paint

thinner,

or

other

flammable,

vapor-producing

products

are

present.

ONLY

use

heater

with

it

standing

on

its

base

in

a

horizontal

(level)

position.

NEVER

attach

ductwork

to

heater's

hot

air

outlet.

ALWAYS

keep

heater’s

hot

air

outlet

more

than

eight

(8)

feet

from

any

combustible

material.

ALWAYS

keep

children

and

pets

away

from

heater.

ALWAYS

unplug

heater

when

children

or

pets

may

be

in

area

without

adults

present.

REMEMBER,

an

unattended"thermostat-controlled

heater

will

start

any

time

air

temperature

drops,

unless

it

is

un¬

plugged

or

thermostat

is

turned

off.

NEVER

handle,

move

or

attempt

to

service

heater

while

it

is

plugged

in,

operating

or

hot.

REMEMBER

heater's

hot

air

outlet

will

be

extremely

hot

after

heater

has

been

running.

ALWAYS

keep

heater

in

a

horizontal

(level)

position,

even

though

it

is

not

running,

when

fuel

is

in

tank.

ALWAYS

unplug

heater

and

empty

fuel

tank

before

storing

heater.

NEVER

attempt

to

work

on

heater

while

it

is

plugged

in,

while

hot,

or,

if

it

must

be

in

any

position

other

than

level,

with

fuel

in

tank.

ALWAYS

make

sure

heater

is

unplugged

before

attempting

to

remove

spark

plug.

ONLY

use

heater

in

accordance

with

local

ordinances

and

codes.

2

For

one

year

from

the

date

of

purchase,

Sears

will

repair

any

defect

in

material

or

workmanship

in

this

portable

heater

at

no

charge.

If

the

portable

heater

is

used

for

commercial

or

rental

purposes,

this

warranty

applies

for

only

thirty

days

from

the

date

of

purchase.

Warranty

service

is

available

by

simply

returning

the

heater

to

the

nearest

Sears

Service

Center.

This

warranty

gives

you

the

specific

legal

rights,

and

you

may

also

have

other

rights

which

vary

from

state

to

state.

Sears,

Roebuck

and

Co.,

Department

698/731

A,

Sears

Tower,

Chicago,

IL

60684

ASSEMBLY

Your

heater

was

shipped

fully

assembled

except

for

the

fuel

tank

cap

and

gasket

to

eliminate

the

possibility

of

conden¬

sation

in

the

tank.

Remove

the

cap

and

gasket

from

the

plastic

bag

and

install

on

the

tank.

SAFETY

COMPLIANCE

Safety

requirements

and

model

plate

data

comply

with

AMERICAN

NATIONAL

STANDARD

INSTITUTE,

INC.

Safety

Requirements:

ANSI

A10.10-1981.

HOW

TO

USE

YOUR

HEATER

ELECTRICAL

INFORMATION

A

Only

plug

heater

into

3-wire

extension

cord

which

plugs

into

standard

household

3-prong

outlet

or

properly

installed

adapter.

This

heater

only

works

on

standard

household

current

which

is

alternating

(AC),

not

direct

(DC),

and

provides

120

volts,

60

hertz.

The

heater

uses

3.0

amperes

when

in

use.

The

standard

plug,

on

the

heater

cord,

is

a

three

prong

type

which

mates

with

standard

household

outlets

used

with

standard

3-wire

systems;

the

third

wire

being

a

ground.

(The

round

prong

on

the

plug

is

for

the

ground

wire).

Older

homes,

having

a

2-wire

system,

will

require

that

an

adapter,

with

ground,

be

used

at

the

outlet.

These

are

available

at

your

local

Sears

store.

They

must

be

used

in

accordance

with

proper

grounding

instructions.

A

Only

use

electrical

extension

cords

as

described

below.

When

using

an

extension

cord,

itmust

be

a

3-wire

(grounded)

cord

of

proper

wire

size,

as

shown

in

the

following

table.

CORD

LENGTH

(FT).

0

to

75

75to

125

125

to

200

MIN.

WIRE

SIZE

(AWG).

No.

18

No.

16

No.

14

FUEL

SPECIFICATIONS

A

Never

fill

heater

fuel

tank

while

heater

is

plugged

into

outlet.

A

Never

use

gasoline,

naphtha,

paint

thinner,

alcohol,

or

other

volatile

liquids

as

fuel.

This

heater

operates

on

kerosene

or

No.

1

fuel

oil.

These

fuels

are

sold

at

your

local

fuel

oil

supplier

or

service

station.

Cold

temperatures

may

cause

fuel

to

thicken.

lfso,"HEET",

METHANOL

ALCOHOL,

OR

"FROSTEX"

may

be

added

to

the

fuel.

Follow

the

instructions

on

the

container.

3

VENTILATION

REQUIREMENTS

Only

use

heater

in

well

ventilated

areas.

Never

use

heater

in

a

sleeping

area.

Never

use

heater

in

areas

having

flammable

vapor

or

heavy

dust

in

air.

Never

use

heater

in

an

area

when

gasoline,

paint

thinner,

or

other

flammable,

vapor

producing

products

are

present.

When

using

this

heater,

at

least

three

(3)

square

feet

of

fresh

air,

for

each

100,000

BTU's

is

required.

It

is

best

to

have

cross-ventilation

in

the

area

if

possible.

Ventilation

requirements,

for

example,

with

this

50,000

BTU

heater,

if

used

in

a

two-car

garage,

will

require

the

door

to

be

raised

2-inches.

A

single

car

garage

door

must

be

raised

4-inches.

In

any

average-sized

room,

two

30-inch

windows

would

each

have

to

be

raised

3-inches.

Winter

Workshop

OPERATION

Only

use

heater

with

it

standing

on

its

base

in

a

horizontal

(level)

position.

Never

attach

ductwork

to

heater's

hot

air

outlet.

Always

keep

heater’s

hot

air

outlet

more

than

eight

(8)

feet

from

any

combustible

material.

Always

keep

children

and

pets

away

from

heater.

A

Always

unplug

heater

when

children

or

pets

may

be

in

the

area

without

adults

present.

TO

START

HEATER

1.

R

emove

fuel

tank

cap;

fill

the

heater

fuel

tank

with

kerosene

or

No.

1

fuel

oil;

instajl

cap.

2.

B

e

sure

the

ventilation

and

safety

procedures

have

been

carried

out.

3.

P

lug

the

heater

cord

with

an

approved

extension

cord,

into

a

standard

household

3-prong

outlet.

4.

T

he

heater

will

immediately

start

(ignite).

If

if

does

not,

see

"Using

The

Safety

Control

Reset

Button"

in

this

manual.

Using

An

Optional

Automatic

Thermostat

Control

(Available

at

Most

Sears

Stores)

A

Remember,

an

unattended,

thermostat-controlled

heater

will

start

any

time

air

temperature

drops,

unless

it

is

unplugged

or

thermostat

is

turned

off.

1.

R

epeat

steps

1

and

2

above.

2.

P

lug

the

thermostat

into

a

standard

3-prong

household

outlet.

3.

S

et

the

thermostat

dial

to

the

desired

temperature.

4.

P

lug

the

heater

cord

with

an

approved

extension

cord,

into

the

thermostat

outlet.

5.

I

f

the

air

temperature

is

higher

than

the

thermostat

setting,

the

heater

will

not

start.

When

the

air

temperature

drops

below

the

thermostat

setting,

the

heater

will

immediately

start

(ignite).

When

the

air

is

warmed

to

the

temperature

setting

of

the

thermostat,

the

heater

will

turn

off.

The

on-off

cycle

will

continue

so

as

to

maintain

the

desired

temperature.

If

the

heater

fails

to

start,

see

"Using

The

Safety

Control

Reset

Button"

in

this

manual.

4

Using

The

Safety

Control

Reset

Button

Never

handle,

move,

or

attempt

to

service

heater

while

it

is

plugged

in,

operating

or

hot.

1.

If

the

heater

does

not

start,

or

stops

when

it

should

not,

wait

5-minutes

for

the

safety

control

to

cool.

2.

Press

the

reset

button,

located

at

the

rear

of

the

heater,

in.

3.

If

the

heater

does

not

start

in

15

to

25

seconds,

the

reset

button

will

pop

out

and

the

safety

control

will

cut

off

all

power

to

the

heater.

4.

Unplug

the

heater.

Refertothe

"TROUBLESHOOTING"

section

of

this

manual

to

determine

the

possible

cause

and

possible

remedy.

NOTE:

When

in

doubt

about

your

ability

to

troubleshoot

your

heater,

take

it

to

your

Sears

Service

Center.

TO

STOP

HEATER

Remember,

heater's

hot

air

outlet

will

be

extremely

hot

after

heater

has

been

running.

Always

keep

heater

in

a

horizontal

(level)

position,

even

though

it

is

not

running,

when

fuel

is

in

tank.

1.

Unplug

the

heater

cord,

or

extension

cord

from

the

outlet.

2.

Thermostat-controlled

heaters

can

be

stopped

by

turning

the

thermostat

dial

to

the

"OFF"

or

"NO

HEAT"

position.

STORAGE

Always

unplug

heater

and

empty

fuel

tank

before

storing

heater.

1.

Drain

the

fuel

tank

completely

and

clean

as

described

in

the

"TAKING

CARE

OF

YOUR

HEATER"

section

of

this

manual.

2.

Remove

and

clean,

or

replace

lint

filter,

air

filters,

fuel

filter

and

spark

plug

as

described

in

the

"TAKING

CARE

OF

YOUR

HEATER"

section

of

this

manual.

3.

Store

the

heater

in

a

clean,

dry

area,

free

of

corrosive

fumes.

TAKING

CARE

OF

YOUR

HEATER

Never

attempt,

to

work

on

heater

while

it

is

plugged

in,

operating

or

hot.

Never

attempt

to

work

on

heater

if

it

must

be

in

any

position

other

than

level,

with

fuel

in

tank.

The

instructions

in

this

section

of

the

manual

will

allow

you

to

maintain

your

heater

so

it

will

operate

safely

and

at

maximum

efficiency.

EXTERIOR

1.

Clean

the

exterior

of

the

heater

regularly

to

prevent

a

build-up

of

dust,

grime,

or

grease

which

becomes

a

fire

hazard.

2.

With

each

exterior

cleaning,

watch

for

fuel

leakage

and

check

the

electrical

cord

for

deterioration

(hardness

and

cracking)

or

damage.

Repair

or

replace

as

necessary.

NOTE:

When

in

doubt

about

your

ability

to

repair

your

heater,

take

it

to

your

Sears

Service

Center.

5

AIR

AND

LINT

FILTERS

1.

The

intake

air

filter

should

be

checked

often

and

cleaned

whenever

a

dust

film

is

seen

on

its

outside

surface.

2.

Simply

pull

the

filter

out

of

the

filter

end

cover,

wash

it

in

a

mild

detergent

and

water,

then

dry.

Do

not

oil

this

filter.

3.

Push

the

filter

back

into

the

end

cover.

Adjust

the

filter

so

there

is

no

space

showing

between

the

filter

and

end

cover.

4.

Normal

operation

requires

that

output

air

and

lint

filters

be

changed

at

the

beginning

of

each

heater

season,

or

after

250-hours

of

operation.

5.

To

reach

the

output

air

and

lint

filters,

remove

the

three

(3)

filter

end

cover

screws

and

end

cover.

NOTE:

The

fan

guard

simply

slips

onto

the

end

cover

but

will

come

off

with

the

end

cover.

6.

Remove

and

discard

the

output

air

and

lint

filters.

7.

Install

new

output

air

and

lint

filters.

8.

Install

the

filter

end

cover

on

the

heater

and

secure

with

three

(3)

screws.

9.

Install

the

fan

guard.

FUEL

TANK

1.

Normal

operation

requires

the

fuel

tank

be

drained

and

flushed

after

150

to

200

hours

of

operation.

2.

Remove

the

fuel

tank

cap,

up-end

the

heater,

and

pour

any

remaining

fuel

into

a

disposable

container.

3.

Pour

some

clean

kerosene

or

No.

1

fuel

oil

into

the

tank.

4.

Install

the

fuel

tank

cap

and

shake

the

heater

to

circulate

the

fuel.

5.

Remove

the

cap,

up-end

the

heater,

and

pour

the

fuel

into

the

disposable

container.

6.

Wipe

the

inside

of

the

cap

clean

with

a

lint-free

cloth.

7.

Install

the

cap

and

properly

dispose

of

the

container

of

old

and

dirty

fuel.

FUEL

FILTER

1.

Remove

two

(2)

screws

and

the

side

cover.

2.

Pull

the

fuel

line

off

of

the

fuel

filter.

3.

Carefully

pry

the

bushing,

with

the

filter,

out

of

the

fuel

tank.

4.

Wash

the

fuel

filter

in

clean

fuel.

5.

Install

the

fuel

filter

and

bushing

in

the

fuel

tank.

6.

Connect

the

fuel

line

to

the

fuel

filter.

7.

Install

the

side

cover

and

screws.

6

UPPER

SHELL

REMOVAL

Screw

(6)

Upper

Shell

Lower

Shell

NOTE:

Upper

shell

removal

is

necessary

when

access

to

internal

parts

of

the

heater

is

necessary.

1.

Remove

the

six

(6)

screws

from

the

upper

shell,

flanges

which

run

along

each

side

of

the

heater.

2.

Grip

the

upper

shell

flange

along

one

side

of

the

heater,

pull

away

from

the

heater

to

disengage

it

from

the

lower

shell

flange,

and

lift

up.

Disengage

the

opposite-side

flanges

and

lift

off

the

upper

shell.

3.

Replace

the

upper

shell

by

engaging

the

upper

and

lower

shells'

flanges

on

one

side

of

the

heater,

then

pull

out

and

press

down

the

upper

shell

flange,

on

the

opposite

side,

to

engage

the

lower

shell

flange.

4.

Align

the

six

(6)

screw

holes

and

install

the

screws.

ELECTRICAL

1.

Remove

the

upper

shell,

as

described

in

this

manual,

and

lift

off

the

top

fan

shroud.

2.

Check

all

internal

wiring,

for

deterioration

(hardness

and

cracking),

obvious

component

damage,and

loose

connec¬

tions.

Repair

or

replace

as

necessary.

NOTE:

When

in

doubt

about

your

ability

to

repair

your

heater,

take

it

to

your

Sears

Service

Center.

Spark

Plug

Always

make

sure

the

heater

is

unplugged

before

attempting

removal

of

spark

plug.

NOTE:

At

the

beginning

of

each

heating

season,

and

after

every

300

hours

of

operation,

the

spark

plug

must

be

removed,

cleaned,

and

gapped.

If

plug's

electrodes

are

burned

or

eroded,

replace

the

plug.

3.

Pull

the

spark

plug

wire

terminal

up

and

off

of

plug.

4.

Remove

two

(2)

screws

and

the

nozzle

adapter

bracket

which

mounts

the

spark

plug

and

nozzle

adapter.

5.

Remove

the

lock

nut

retaining

the

spark

plug

in

the

bracket

and

remove

the

plug

from

the

bracket.

6.

Clean

and

gap

the

plug's

electrodes

to

0.050",

or

replace

the

plug

if

necessary,

making

sure

the

new

plug

is

properly

gapped.

7.

Insert

the

plug

into

the

bracket

and

thread

the

locknut

onto

the

plug.

Before

tightening

the

nut,

position

the

plug

so

the

gap

between

the

electrodes

faces

the

nozzle

adapter,

as

illustrated.

Tighten

the

nut.

8.

Position

the

nozzle

adapter

bracket

so

screw

holes

align.

Insert

and

tighten

both

screws.

9.

Push

the

spark

plug,

wire

terminal

onto

plug.

10.

S

et

the

top

fan

shroud

in

position

and

install

the

upper

shell.

The

motor

is

a

sealed

unit

and

cannot

be

lubricated

or

serviced

electrically.

CLEANING

THE

FAN

1.

Remove

the

upper

shell,

as

described

in

this

manual,

and

lift

off

the

top

fan

shroud.

2.

Wash

the

mounted

fan

with

a

damp

cloth

then

dry

carefully

so

as

not

to

bend

the

blades.

If

fan

is

very

dirty,

loosen

the

fan

setscrew

and

slip

the

fan

off

of

the

motor

shaft.

Wash

the

fan

in

detergent

and

water,

and

then

dry

the

fan

carefully

so

as

not

to

bend

the

blades.

3.

Slip

the

fan

onto

the

motor

shaft

and

tighten

the

set¬

screw,

as

illustrated.

4.

Set

the

top

fan

shroud

in

position

and

install

the

upper

shell.

ADJUSTMENTS

1.

Remove

the

plug

from

the

filter

end

cover

and

thread

the

accessory

pressure

gauge

into

the

hole.

2.

Start

the

heater

and

allow

it

to

burn.

3.

The

pressure

gauge

should

read

3.6

PSI.

If

not,

turn

the

adjusting

screw

in

(clockwise)

to

increase

the

pressure

or

out

(counter

clockwise)

until

the

gauge

reads

3.6

PSI.

4.

Unplug

the

heater.

5.

Remove

the

gauge

and

replace

the

plug.

Filter

8

TROUBLESHOOTING

YOUR

HEATER

TROUBLE

Heater

is

plugged

in

but

motor

does

not

start;

thermostat

(if

used)

is

set

to

call

for

heat

but

motor

does

not

start.

Heater

will

not

ignite,

but

motor

runs

for

a

short

time.

POSSIBLE

CAUSE

POSSIBLE

REMEDY

1.

No

power

or

low

voltage

at

heater

ELECTRICAL

TROUBLES

2.

Safety

control

not

functioning.

3.

Motor

not

functioning.

4.

Thermostat

control

(if

used)

not

functioning.

la.

Press

reset

button

on

safety

control.

lb.

Be

sure

outlet

is

delivering

adequate

voltage.

lc.

Check

condition

of

heater

and

extension

cord.

Repair

or

replace.

l

d

.

Be

sure

extension

cord

complies

with

requirements

as

stated

in

this

manual.

2.

Replace

safety

control.

3.

Check

motor.

Replace

if

necessary.

4.

Replace

thermostat

control.

MECHANICAL

TROUBLES

1.

Fan

obstructed

by

mechanical

damage

or

dirt.

la.

Check

for

bent

sheetmetal

shells

or

shrouds;

replace

if

necessary.

lb.

Check

for

damaged

fan;

clean

or

replace

if

necessary.

lc.

Check

for

damaged

motor

mounting

bracket;

replace

if

necessary.

l

d

.

Check

pump

for

easy

rotation;

clean

or

replace

if

necessary.

FUEL

SYSTEM

TROUBLES

1.

Fuel

tank

empty;

water

in

fuel;

wrong

fuel.

2.

Fuel

filter

clogged.

3.

Nozzle

plugged

or

damaged.

4.

Extremely

low

temperature

may

cause

fuel

to

thicken

and

not

flow,

5.

Dirty

air

filters.

6.

Air

leak

at

fuel

filter.

la.

Fill

tank

if

empty.

lb.

Check

for

water

in

tank;

clean

tank

and

fuel

filter

if

water

is

found

(water

in

the

tank

will

form

globules

in

the

bottom

which

can

be

seen).

lc.

Add

fresh,

clean

fuel

to

tank.

2.

Remove

and

wash

in

clean

fuel.

Reinstall.

3a.

Clean

by

blowing

compressed

air

through

nozzle

from

outlet

end.

3b.

Replace

nozzle

if

cleaning

does

not

solve

problem.

4.

Add

a

nontoxic

anti-icer

such

as

"Heet",

Methanol

Alcohol,

or

"Frostex",

to

fuel.

5.

Clean

air

filters.

6.

Check

fuel

tank

to

fuel

filter

fit

and

fuel

line

to

fuel

filter

fit

for

air

leaks.

Seal

as

necessary.

_

A

IGNITION

TROUBLES

CAUTION:

DISCONNECT

HEATER

CORD

1.

Spark

plug

wire

disconnected,

from

plug.

2.

Damaged

spark

plug

(wrong

gap;

plug

wet

with

fuel;

electrodes

carboned;

or

plug

damaged).

▲

1.

Install

wire

on

plug.

3.

Damaged

transformer.

2a.

Gap

between

electrodes

should

be

0.050"

or

about

thickness

of

a

dime.

Adjust

electrode

gap.

2b.

Dry

plug.

2c.

Inspect

plug

for

worn

or

eroded

electrodes,

replace

if

necessary.

2d.

Replace

a

damaged

spark

plug.

CAUTION:

HIGH

VOLTAGE

3.

Unplug

heater

cord,

disconnect

spark

plug

wire

and

connect

heater

cord.

Check

transformer

for

spark;

replace

if

no

spark

can

be

obtained.

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5

3

5

3

7

7

7

7

7

7

9

m

co

to

to

TROUBLESHOOTING

YOUR

HEATER

TROUBLE

Button

on

safety

control

will

not

stay

in

when

pressed.

Heater

burns,

but

puffs

of

smoke

can

be

seen;

heater

will

not

burn

steady;

heater

burns

with

odor;

heater

smokes

continuously.

Flames

come

out

front

of

heater.

Heater

cycles

intermittently

Heater

ignites,

but

buttob,

of

safety

control

pops

out.

""v

Safety

control

fails

to

trip

when

a

no-flame

condition

exists.

POSSIBLE

CAUSE

POSSIBLE

REMEDY

IGNITION

TROUBLES

1.

Resetting

is

tried

too

soon

after

1

.

Wait

five

(5)

minutes

and

try

again.

the

safety

control

trips.

2.

Damaged

safety

control.

2.

Replace

safety

control.

IMPROPER

FUEL-AIR

MIXTURE

(Not

enough

fuel)

1.

Heater

running

out

of

fuel;

water

la.

Check

fuel

tank.

If

globules

of

water

are

condensation

in

fuel

tank;

wrong

seen

in

bottom,

drain

and

flush

tank

and

fuel.

filter

with

clean

fuel.

1b.

Fill

tank

with

fresh,

clean

fuel.

2.

Dirty

air

filters

causing

reduced

2.

Remove

and

clean

air

filters.

Be

sure

air

air

flow

through

nozzle,

resulting

intake

is

not

blocked.

in

low

fuel

flow.

.

t

3.

Fuel

filter

loose,

dirty,

or

3a.

Remove

and

wash

fuel

filter

in

clean

connection

loose.

fuel.

3b.

Tighten

connection

between

fuel

line

and

burner.

3c.

Replace

fuel

line

if

necessary.

4.

Dirty

nozzle.

4.

Blow

compressed

air

through

nozzle

from'outlet

end.

Never

use

a

drill,

wire,

or

other

tool

to

open

a

nozzle

passage.

5.

Fan

blade.

5.

Check

for

excessive

dirt

accumulation

on

fan

blade

which

could

be

causing

motor

to

slow

down;

wash

fan.

6.

Loose

air

output

line

connections

6.

Tighten

connections.

between

filter

housing

and

burner.

7.

Rubber

bushing

on

shank

of

nozzle

7.

If

heater

puffs

intermittently,

replace

is

leaking

(remote

possibility).

the

rubber

bushing

(handle

parts

carefully

to

prevent

damage,

assemble

them

carefully

to

preserve

air-tightness).

IMPROPER

FUEL-AIR

MIXTURE

(Too

much

fuel,

or

not

enough

air

for

amount

of

fuel

being

supplied)

1.

Dirty

fan;

or

air

passageway

1.

Clean

the

fan.

Be

sure

the

air

passageway

through

heater

blocked

by

through

the

heater

is

clean.

Keep

the

dirt

or

trash.

heater

clean.

2.

Fan

loose

or

improperly

located

,2.

Tighten

or

reposition

fan.

on

shaft.

3.

Bent

or

damaged

fan.

3.

Replace.

Do

not

attempt

repair

of

fan.

4.

High

pump

pressure.

4.

Chefck

pressure;

adjust

for

proper

r

••

reading.

ELECTRICAL

SYSTEM

TROUBLES

1.

Damaged

electrical

supply

or

la.

Be

sure

extension

cord

and

heater

cord

damaged

connections.

are

in

good

condition,

without

intermittent

breaks

in

cords

or

prongs.

1b.

Check

mechanical

wiring

connections

in

heater

and

be

sure

that

wiring

is

in

good

condition.

1.

Dirty

photocell

face.

f

-.,

Clean

face.

2.

Damaged

photocell.

2.

Replace

photocell.

3.

Damaged

safety

control.

3.

Replace

safety

control.

\

4.

Damaged

electrical

connections

4.

Be

sure

all

wiring

connections

are

secure

through

photocell

and

safety

and

wiring

is

in

good

condition.

Check

control.

wiring

diagram

and

repair

or

replace

as

necessary.

1.

Safety

control

damaged.

1.

Replace

safety

control.

2.

Photocell

electrical

leads

shorted.

2.

Check

photocell

leads;

replace

photocell

if

necessary.

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