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Cabinet-Check
each
lime
before
use
1.
Keep
fhe
Heater
Cabot;el
clean
Dy wFr_,_r_g r gn!_y
,._tth
a _emp
cloth,
2.
Atway_,
w_pe
away
f;Je_ _plHS
w_lh
-3 _o_t,
Clr_ Cloth
• Fuel Tank
- When using poor
fuel
t.
Poor
quality
fuel
or
fuel
Containing
water
entering
the
FUeJ
Tenk
wtfl
Cause
poor
performance
(Le
s_ow
of
IJghflng,
low
heal
output.
_rregu_ar
f3urnlng,
or
a ba_
OdOr,)
Poor
quality
rue!
Or fuel
contaminated
with
water
will
cause
carbon
and
far
accumulation
Or_ the
Wick,
whiCh
wilt
interfere
with
the
heaters
performance
and
result
in corrosion
of
fhe
inferior
of
the
Fue_
Tank
2.
TO
remove
poor
qL_ality
Ot conlamlnafed
fuel
yoL{
must
pump
the
Fuel
Tank
dry
FOllow
these
steps:
Using
a
Battery
Siphon
Pump
3.
A. Disassemble
Heater
and
Wick
Assembly
f_J;4_Pagee,
items
# 1-9
B. Ins, err
Electric
Pump
"_,
'_,
into
hole
fortrted
by
Wick
Assembly
Guide
Tube
to
remove
as much
fuel
as
possible.
A
few
ounces
may
be
left.
Use
a large
household
syringe
to
draw
OU! the remaining
few
Ounces.
Stretch
s On/
rag
over
the
e_
of s screwdriver
and
remove
the
I_qutci that
n_mslns.
Repeat
the
procedure
until
the
tank
is dry.
C. Padialiy
fill
the
Fuet
Tank
with
clean,
uncontaminated
fuel
Replace
the
Cap
and
slosh
the
fuel
around
Jn
the
Tank.
Retnove
the
fuel
you
t_ave
used
lo
clean
the
tank
and
dispose
of it safely
outdoors.
This
process
should
be
done
outdoors*
D, Replete
the
old
Wick
with
a new
one
Follow
ifems
#1t-28
on
pages
6-7
Using
the
Manual
Siphon
Pump
3.
A.
insert
the
nora-flexible
tube
on
your
S_phoe
Pump
iOtO
the
Fuel
Tank.
as
Showr_
unfit
all
fuel
arid
water
al'e
removed
THt
the
k_nit
to
be
Certa,n
nO
fuel
remairls
i_q the
T_mk
B. Clean
the
Wick
following
fhe
procedure
outlined
in the
"C:leenlng
the
Wick"
section,
page
6
If c!saning
the
Wick
does
not
restore
it to go4_
COridition,
follow
the
procedure
outlined
for
Replacing
the
Wick,
pages
6-7,
L;
DIspOse
0€
_ny
fuer
remaining
rr_ tile
FL_eJ
T_r_
Pa_l;_l_
f'li
the
Fue!
Tarlk
wtth
c_ean,
_r_cctqta_t_in_ted
fue_
Fleplac_
tr_e
Cap
arid
s_o_t}
the
fL_el
around
ir_
the
Tar_k
Remove
the
fuBi
you
have
L_sed
tO
clean
{he
teJlk
and
dispose
of
it safety
oL_tdoors
4.
F_II
the
FtJet
Tank
with
clean,
water-clear
No
l-K
kerosene
b_,STM
l-K)
or
synthetic
fuels
for
use
with
t_erose_e-flred
portable
healers
Follow
the
"Filhng
tee
Fuel
Tank"
proceoures
on
pages
45
5,
Wipe
the
Heater
Cabic_ef
to remove
ar_y
fuel
spi!ls
e Storage
of
Your
Heater
1.
The
wick
should
only
have
to
de
Changed
or'_ce
each
season
if
#roper
fuel
is
used
At
the
st_tl
of
the
t_eating
_eason
oheck
the
Gond_tior_
of
the
W_¢k
a_d
Ignitio_
Plug
Ah_ayS
Sfar_
the
seasot_
_Jith
r_ew
Bat-
teiles
a_d
n_._
_#=ck
2.
Proper
storage
of
your
heater
takes
lust
a few
mm
utes
and
will
prolong
the
life
of
your
heater,
The
most
convenient
way
to afore
enO
protect
it from
damage,
is in
the
original
shipping
carton
and
packing
materials.
3.
Move
the
heater
outdoors
end
follow
the
procedures
outflned
in "Cleaning
the
Wick",
page
6,
4.
After
fhe
heater
has
cooied,
remove
the
Cabinet
Drain
the
Fuel
Took
as
shown
on
this
page,
Clear=
oft
all
fuel
Or dusf
On
the
Wick
Assembty
and
the
Automatic
Shut-off
System,
using
a clean,
dry
cloth
Wipe
clean
aH
areas
yOU can
reach.
5,
Clean
the
Cabinet
interior
and
exterior
with
a damp
cloth
Use
a mi/C
Oetergent
solution
if necessary
Wipe
them
dry
with
a soft
ctoth
Avoid
scratching
ar_y
sur
faces
of
yOUr
heater
6.
Trip
the
PenC_ulum
of',
fhe
AufomafiC
Shut-
off
System
as
shown.
7.
Replace
the
Cebinet
as outlined
on
page
7
8,
Remove
the
Batteries
from
lhe
Battery
Case
and
discard
them.
Replace
the
Bafleries
with
new
ones
at
the
start
of
the
nexl
heating
eeasonk
9.
Cover
the
hlea_er
Cabinet
with
the
plastic
shipping
cover
provided
and
return
the
unit
to
the
original
shipp-
ing
cation
for
storage,
Place
the
heater
in
a saf{_,
dry
place
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