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Lighting the heater
1. Open the gas bottle tap.
2. Fully depress the large knob on the valve for 10 seconds and then turn it 90° to
the right or left to activate the piezoelectric starter (if the pilot flame does not
ignite return the knob to the initial position and repeat the operation). Continue
to hold the knob down for a further 20 seconds to allow the thermocouple to
heat up, then release the knob.
Turn the small thermostat knob anticlockwise to position +, to ignite the 3 bur-
ners.
When the room has reached the desired temperature, turn the thermostat knob
clockwise until the 2 burners on the left go off.
In this way, the appliance will automatically maintain the set temperature by
cycling between maximum output (3 burners) and minimum output (1 burner)
and vice-versa.
Auxiliary ignition
Should the piezoelectric starter fail to work, repeat the operation described above,
using a match to light the pilot flame.
Turning off the heater
To turn off the heater, close the gas bottle tap.
The appliance will be completely off only when the gas bottle tap is closed.
Important
When the large knob is released at the end of the ignition time (see the rating
plate and instruction booklet), it must return upwards by around 5 mm to its initial
position. If this does not happen, close the gas tap and contact your after-sales ser-
vice centre. Never operate the appliance with the large knob held downwards by
force.
Wipe your appliance with a soft damp cloth and only when it is switched off, cold and
unplugged. Do not use solvents or abrasives detergents.
Check that there is no dust blocking the air inlet or outlet grids. Clean using a vacuum clea-
ner. When not in use remove plug from socket and store cable. When not in use the heater
should be covered and stored in a dust-free place. Refer any major maintenance to your
Technical Assistance Service. Major servicing should be carried out every 2 - 3 years. If in
doubt refer to your nearest Technical Assistance Service.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE
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