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• Turning
your
Heater
off
1.
Turn
the
Wick
Ac_lustment
Knob
COUNTER-
CLOCKWISE
in the
direction
of
rOFF.'
pushing
the
small
buttotl
On the
wICk
ad}ustment
krtob
untd
it comes
to a hrm
stop
You
wt{I riot
be
able
Io turn
the
knob
counterclockwise
unless
you have
pushed
the
knob
button
The heater
wdl be
Completely
off
in approximately
3 to 4 minutes
2.
Always
turn
your
heater
off
wheP,
leavin
0 the
room
arid
b<lfors
retiring
for
the
evening.
3.
NEVER
kDave
_r
heater
burning
overnight
or while
ultattl_P,
diKI,
blceu_l
you
may
not
be
aware
of
vanilla-
lion
changes
of
children
and
pete
bumping
into
_e
healer.
4.
The
heater
will
produce
some
odor
upofl
shut-off.
This
is normal
DALLY INSPECTION
AND
MAINTENANCE
CAUTION:
Let
the
extinguished
heater
Cool
satisfac-
torily
barge's
making
ileal)action
and
f_aiv_n_nce
work.
• Cleaning
the Wick
Cleaning
the
Wick
regularly
will
keep
it in good
condi-
lion.
Once
or twice
a week
is recommended
during
sea-
sons
of
heavy
use
To
clean
the
Wick
follow
the
steps
outlined
betow:
1.
Move
your
heater
outdoors.
Leave
the
Burner
in the
Cabinet
Protect
the
heate_
from
wind
and
drafts
which
could
cause
irregular
burning.
2.
Raise
the
Wick
to
'*HIGH"
by
turning
the
Wick
Ad-
justment
Knob
CLOCKWISE,
Before
li_htJng,
be
cellain
the
Burner
Is prop6rly
posilioned+
Light
the
healer
fo-
ilowin_
the
procedures
Outlined
in
the
"Lighting
the
Heater'*
section,
paoa
S
3.
Allow
the
heater
to
burn
until
the
flame
_s com-
pletely
out
and
al!
fuel
has
burned
away.
4.
Wait
15 minutes
and
re-light
the
heater
_h_s
altows
time
for
the
Wick
to
absorb
eve_i
bit
of
available
fuel
which
may
have
remained
in
the
lower
podion
of
the
Wick
during
the
first
burning
operation
)
5.
These
procedures
will
noImal_y
remove
arty
carbon
Or tar
deposits
that
may
have
accumulaled
through
nor-
mal
use.
Any
remair_ing
carbon
deposits
or_ the
WICk
can
be
C_'ushed
betwee_
yOUl
r
fi{_gers
or brushed
away
with
an
Old
toothbrush
8.
tf this
proce(:tul'e
does
riot
remove
all Carbon
and
tar
depoalts,
replace
the
Wick.
Seepages
6
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• Wick
Replacement
If cteaning
the
Wick
does
not
improve
perlormance,
you
will
need
to
replace
the
Wick,
Refer
to the
"Checklist
for
Trouble
Symptoms"
Sectiot_,
page
to.
which
outli_es
cond_tiorts
under
which
the
Wick
should
be
reptaCedr
1,
USe
ONLY
a _Sl_uine
Cororta
Replacement
Wick,
• COFIONA
Ie-DK
- CORONA
23_DK
Pall
Number
_02_CI1C
Pa_
Number
tO3
0tO
DO
NOT
attempt
to
Substitute
any
other
type
O! Wick
de-
vice
or a Wick
designed
for
el'lethal
brand
or model
hea-
ler.You
COUld
damage
the
heater
arid
c_-ea, tea
potential
fire
hazard
4.
Use
Pliers
to
loosen
and
remove
Cabinet
screws
on
either
side
of the
Heater
Cabinet.
/
,_l_f.,
5o
Use
the
Carrying
Handle
to
lilt
the
Cabi-
net
straight
up
and
away
from
1"he heater.
6.
Gently
pull
tt_e
Wick
Adjustment
Knot:)
of/
the
heate{,
pushlr_g
the
small
huron
on
the
wick
ad_ustmer_t
knob
7.
Remo_
the
Drea_-
tng
Plate
by
lilting
it
from
Ihe
back
and
tilt.
ing
It
forwan_
to
clear
the
Wick
Adjustment
Assembly
8, Trip
the
Pendulum
on
the
Automatic
Shut-
Off
System
to activate
it.
g.
Remove
the
fou_
wing
nuts
which
hold
the
Wick
Assembty
to
the
heater
and
carefully
lift
the
Wick
Assembly
from
the
heater
10.
Replace
tile
Wick
Adjustrllent
Knob
temporarily.
Turn
the
Knob
CLOCKWISE
to
raise
lhe
Wick
and
to
re-
set
the
Automatic
Shut-Off
System¸
11,
Piece
lhc
white
plastic
StriD,
packed
with
ll'_e
Wick,
on
the
Wick
Cover
to
protect
your
fiddlers.
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