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OPERATION
1.
Check to make sure the mechanical and electrical
installation is proper and complete and that it is safe to
operate the heater.
2.
Set the field supplied temperature controller to a setting
above the current room temperature.
3.
Energize the heater electrical supply circuit.
4.
The heater should come on and have a visible radiant
glow within a few minutes.
5.
Check out and report any unusual or questionable
operating characteristics, such as noise, smoke, etc.
6.
Set the temperature controller and any secondary
safety devices to the desired room temperature setting
and place the heater in service.
7.
Do not insert fingers or foreign objects into heater while
in service.
8.
Do not tamper or attempt any maintenance with heater
while in operation.
Troubleshooting Chart
SYMPTOM
Heater does not energize
Not enough heat
Too much heat
POSSIBLE CAUSE(S)
1. Power not Supplied.
2. Connection Inadequate
3. Damaged Element
1. Heater mounted too high or too far.
2. Heater too small for application
1. Heater too large for application.
2. Heater mounted too low or too close.
MAINTENANCE
Maintenance and repair described in this section must be
performed by qualified personnel only. Any other Maintenance
should be discussed or performed by an authorized service
representative. At a minimum, all maintenance tasks should be
performed annually before each heating season.
1.
When doing any work on this heater disconnect the
electrical supply at the main branch circuit switch, and
lock the disconnect switch in the off (open) position.
Tag the circuit "Out for Maintenance" to prevent
potential lethal shock hazards.
2.
This heater is hot when in use, make sure the heater
has completely cooled off before attempting any
Maintenance.
3.
Inspect all connections and conductor insulation for
damage, looseness, fraying, etc., as applicable.
Tighten any loose connections and replace or repair
wire with damaged or deteriorated insulation.
4.
Check and Maintain the Clearance to Combustibles as
described in this manual.
5.
Annually check the tightness of all visible screws, bolts
and nuts, in particular the support structure including
chains or bolts and nuts. Make sure the heater is
secure on all supporting points.
6.
Check the wiring compartment for cleanliness. If
necessary, clean by using a vacuum or compressed
air.
7.
The heater will operate at maximum efficiency when
the reflector and heating element are kept clean. The
reflector can be removed by snapping out one edge
and rotating. Most dust and dirt can be removed by
washing the reflector and heating elements with a 50-
50 mixture of rubbing alcohol and water. Dry thoroughly
before energizing.
1a. Check Branch Circuit fuse or Circuit Breakers.
1b. Check the status of any controls.
2. Check wiring connectors are secure.
3. Replace Heating Element
1. Carefully relocate heater
2a. Add additional Heaters
2b. Replace with higher KW Heater
1. Replace with lower KW Heater
2. Carefully relocate heater
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SUGGESTION
59-2000-83
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