REMKO PG 12E - Manual (Page 7)

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2. Press down pressure pin 2 of
thermoelectric gas valve (safety
pilot) and keep the pin pressed.
1. Put the operating switch into
position "O" (Off)
1. Close all the bottle valves.
Unit Shut Down
Important instructions
Make sure that the supply air can be freely sucked and
the heated air can be blown off without problems.
The suction and blower apertures of the unit may not be
narrowed or equipped with hoses or conduits.
3. After approx. 2 or 3 sec. the
piezo electric igniter 3 is to be
actuated (possibly several
times) with the pressure pin still
held down, until a formation of
flames has occured.
4. After the formation of flames still hold down the pres-
sure pin for approx. 10 - 15 seconds, until the ther-
moelectric flame monitoring has started.
5. Do not release the pressure pin before this.
6. If the flame is extinguished after the pressure pin has
been released, repeat the ignition procedure after
having waited for approx. 1 minute.
7. Keep the pressure pin pressed down a little longer.
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Starting
Important safety instructions
Make sure to place the gas reservoir only laterally behind
the unit!
Never use the gas reservoir in a lying position
when the unit is operating.
Danger of explosion.
Never heat up or defrost gas reservoir through the
unit’s hot air current.
Danger of explosion.
The unit is to be installed only in well aerated
rooms, but not in living rooms or similar recreation
rooms!
Connecting the unit to the power supply
2. Connect the unit plug to a prop-
erly connected power socket.
230V/1~ 50Hz
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Heating
1. Put the operating switch into "I"
position (heating operation)
The supply air fan starts..
Make sure to keep the safety distance from com-
bustible and inflammable materials and to observe
the local fire protection codes.
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3. Put operating switch 1 into “0”
position (off).
4. Unplug mains plug from the
mains socket.
2. Let the flame burn out.
The electric connection of the units is to be carried
out via a special supply point with fault current
safety switch.