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The TOYOTOMI KS-47B is designed for use with high-quality kerosene (paraffin) only. Use of low-quality
kerosene (paraffin) will cause wick performance to drop, leading to "Iow flame" and "odor problem"
conditions. Purchase only kerosene (paraffin) in non-red cans reserved exclusively for kerosene (paraffin)
and marked accordingly with the word "KEROSENE (PARAFFIN)". Always store your kerosene (paraffin) in a
separate area from where you store gasoline (petrol) for your power equipment, to avoid accidental use of
gasoline (petrol) in your heater.
What to Buy...
ALWAYS: Crystal clear, colorless, high quality KEROSENE (PARAFFIN).
ALWAYS: Kerosene (paraffin) free of contaminants, water or cloudiness.
NEVER:
Gasoline (petrol), alcohol, white gas, camp stove fuel or additives.
NEVER:
Yellow or sour-smelling fuel.
How to Use lt...
ALWAYS: Fill heater away from living quarters when heater is cool; use siphon.
ALWAYS: Check wick frequently for tar build-up. (Rapid, heavy build-up may
indicate poor quality or deteriorated fuel.)
ALWAYS: Watch fuel gauge to avoid over-filling heater.
How to Store lt...
ALWAYS: ln a clean container, clearly marked KEROSENE (PARAFFIN).
ALWAYS: AWAY FROM direct sunlight, heat sources or extreme temperature
changes.
NEVER:
ln a glass container, or one that has been used for other fuels.
NEVER:
For longer than 6 months. (Begin each heating season with fresh
kerosene (paraffin); discard at the end of the season.)
Why lt is lmportant...
Pure, clean kerosene (paraffin) is essential for safe and efficient heater operation.
Poor quality or contaminated kerosene (paraffin) can cause:
Low flame
Excess tar deposits on the wick
Reduced wick life
Odor, smoke
Difficulty in igniting or extinguishing flame
Use of a highly volatile flammable fuel such as gasoline (petrol) can produce
uncontrollable flames, creating a severe fire hazard.
CAUTlON
Flames observed emerging from the heater body are a clear indication that fuel is dangerously
contaminated with gasoline (petrol) or other highly flammable material. If this occurs,
a. Never attempt to move the heater.
b. Call the Fire Department.
c. Use only a class "B" fire extinguisher.
d. Never throw water directly on a burning heater.
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