Safety Considerations - Master XL 61 User And Maintenance Book

IMPORTANT: READ AND UNDERSTAND THIS OPERATIONAL MANUAL BEFORE
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PERFORMING ASSEMBLY, COMMISSIONING OR MAINTENANCE ON THIS HEATER.
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INCORRECT USE OF THE HEATER CAN CAUSES SERIOUS INJURY. KEEP THIS
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(WARNINGS)
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IMPORTANT NOTICE: This device
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is not suitable for operation by persons
(including children) with impaired physi-
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as inexperienced personnel, unless su-
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pervised by a safety guardian. Children
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are not to be left unattended as to ensure
they are not playing with the equipment.
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WARNING:
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poisoning can prove to be fatal.
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First symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning
are similar to influenza with severe headaches,
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dizziness and/or nausea. Such symptoms may
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be caused by heater fault. UPON NOTICING
THESE SYMPTOMS, IMMEDIATELY LEAVE
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THE ROOM AND GO OUTSIDE, next, notify
the technical service center that the heater
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needs to be repaired.
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1.1. SUPPLY:
►1.1.1. Personnel in charge of supply must
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be fully qualified, must be familiar with the
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regulations for safe supply of heaters.
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►1.1.2. Only the fuel types specifically listed
on the heater's nameplate are to be used.
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►1.1.3. Before refueling, shut down the heater
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►1.1.4. Fuel cisterns are to be located in a
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separate facility.
►1.1.5. All fuel containers are to be located
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within safe distance from the heater, as per
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►1.1.6. Fuel is to be stored in rooms with
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insulated floor, so that the fuel cannot
penetrate the floor into the open flame below
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causing fuel combustion.
►1.1.7. Fuel storage needs to follow all the
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applicable regulations.

1.2. SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS:

►1.2.1. The heater should never be used in
rooms with fuel, paint thinners and other
combustible fumes.
►1.2.2. All applicable
regulations need be observed while using
the heater.
MANUAL FOR FURTHER REFERENCE.
Carbon monoxide
local rules and
►1.2.3. Heaters in operation near tarpaulin,
screens or other similar materials need to
be located a safe distance away. The use of
inflammable covers is highly encouraged.
►1.2.4. The device is to be used in well
ventilated interiors only. To ensure proper air
circulation, a proper opening is required, as
per the applicable regulations.
►1.2.5. For heater power feed observe closely
the voltage and frequency values given on
the nameplate.
►1.2.6. Only use
extension cords.
►1.2.7. Minimal safety distance between the
heater and combustible materials is: front =
2,5 m (8 ft); side, up and back = 1,5 m (5 ft).
►1.2.8. To avoid fire, hot or working heater is
to be placed on a stable and leveled flooring.
►1.2.9. Animals are to be kept at a safe
distance away from the heater.
►1.2.10. Unplug the heater at all times during
downtime.
►1.2.11. Thermostat control allows the heater
to be turned on at any time.
►1.2.12. The heater must not be used in
frequently visited rooms and in bedrooms.
►1.2.13. Do not obstruct the airflow (back of
the device) and air intake (front) of the heater.
►1.2.14. If the heater is plugged in, hot,
or currently running, it must not be
moved, manipulated, refueled or attempt
maintenance work of any kind.
►1.2.15. Do not channel the air flow at intake
or the heater output.
►1.2.16. Keep the safe distance between the
hot parts of the heater and thermosensitive
or combustible materials (including feeder
cable).
►1.2.17. In case the feeder cable is damaged,
have it replaced at the technical service
center to avoid danger.
►2.1. Remove all the heater wrapping and
packaging materials then dispose of them as
per the applicable local regulations.
►2.2. Remove all the components from the
box.
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