Sealey CH4200 - Manual (Page 3)

5. MAINTENANCE
Maintenance should be carried out annually by a competent gas engineer. Contact your dealer for your nearest service agent.
 WARNING! Before commencing service or maintenance, turn the heater off, disconnect the heater from the gas supply and allow it to cool
down. Use authorised parts only. Unauthorised parts may be dangerous and will invalidate the warranty.
5.1. Inspect the gas supply hose for signs of deterioration, cracking etc. and replace if necessary. replacement hoses must conform to
Bs3212 type 2 and have a length of 500mm.
5.2. clean the exterior of the heater using a clean, dry, or slightly moistened cloth. use a vacuum cleaner to remove any build up of dust and fluff
from the heater's grille.
5.3. If storing the heater for a period of time, remove the gas cylinder from it first. store in a safe, dry, childproof location. After a period of
storage, the heater should be examined by a competent gas engineer, prior to its first use.
NOTE: It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component parts without prior notice.
IMPORTANT: no liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product.
WARRANTY: Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which will be required for any claim.
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cH4200 Issue: 1 - 17/06/11
4. OPERATION
4.1. Turning Heater On
4.1.1. ensure that the heat control dial is turned to the ignition position (fig.4) and that the regulator gas tap is open (fig.3).
4.1.2. Hold down the heat control dial (fig.4.B) and at the same time repeatedly press the ignition button (fig.4.A) to ignite the pilot light (at the
bottom of the burner). When it has lit, keep holding down the heat control dial for a few more seconds and then release it. If the pilot light
extinguishes, repeat the procedure, holding down the heat control dial down for slightly longer. If it does not ignite after 3 or 4 attempts,
then leave it for a couple of minutes so any gas has time to clear, then repeat the procedure again.
NOTE: When lighting the heater for the first time after installing a new gas cylinder, it may be necessary to hold down the heat control dial for a
longer period, to allow the gas to flow through to the pilot light.
4.1.3. once the heater is lit, turn the heat control dial to the desired heat setting:
1. low
2. Med
3. High
4.2. Turning Heater Off
4.2.1. to turn the heater off, turn the regulator gas tap to the 'off' position (fig.2), wait for a few seconds and turn the heat control dial to the
ignition position (fig.4).
IMPORTANT: the heater can only be turned off using the regulator gas tap. the heat control dial cannot turn off the heater.
WARNING: If the heater's flame does not completely extinguish (including the pilot light) when the gas is turned off, do not remove the
regulator. return the tap to the open position, leave the heater on and contact a competent gas engineer to repair it.
4.3. Replacing the gas cylinder.
4.3.1. turn the regulator tap to the closed position (fig.2).
4.3.2. ensure that the heater control dial is in the ignition position (fig.4).
4.3.3. Hold in the regulator release button (fig.2) and pull the regulator upwards.
NOTE: If the tap is not switched off, the regulator release button will not depress, and the regulator cannot be removed.
4.3.4. replace the safety cap (or seal) onto the gas cylinder's valve.
4.3.5. undo the four screws retaining the cylinder restraint and remove restraint.
4.3.6. remove the cylinder and follow the instructions in sections 3.2.3. to 3.2.5. to install a new cylinder.
3.2. Connections
3.2.1. remove all the packaging from the heater.
3.2.2. A standard Butane gas cylinder up to a maximum size of 15kg is required.
3.2.3. connecting the regulator to the gas cylinder - ensure that the regulator tap is in the 'closed' position (fig.2) and that the heat control
dial is in the ignition position (fig.4) before doing so. remove the cap from the gas cylinder, place the regulator onto the gas cylinder and
push down firmly and vertically. A clicking sound should be heard, indicating that the regulator is securely installed (if its difficult to push
down, slight pressure on the release button may be needed).
NEVER attempt to install or remove the regulator whilst the tap is in the 'Open' position (fig.3).
3.2.4. turn the regulator tap to the 'open' position, by lifting the red release button first (fig.3).
3.2.5. Check the hose and fittings for gas leaks. WARNING! DO NOT USE A NAKED FLAME to check for leaks, the use of a foamy soap
solution or leak detector spray is recommended.
3.2.6. remove the gas cylinder retainer (fig.1.d) from its transit position in the heater, by removing the four screws. carefully lift and install the
gas cylinder into the heater, seek help lifting the gas cylinder if required. ensure that the flexible gas supply hose does not get trapped or
kinked. retain the gas cylinder with the gas cylinder retainer, using the 4 screws to fix it into place (fig.1.d).
3.2.7. site the heater in the preferred location, ensuring all safety instructions in section 1 are adhered to.
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