Adjusting To High Elevation; Oil De-Aerator; Priming The Pump - L.B. White Foreman CI500 Manuel Du Propriétaire

Adjusting to High
Elevation
This heater burner air setting is factory set to operate
normally at 0-2,000 ft. above sea level. Allowance
for elevation must be taken into consideration when
operating above 2000 ft. A 1.84% rate reduction for
every 1000 feet above sea level is necessary for the
heater to operate safely. For service of re-rating the
heater, contact:
Beckett Technical Service
1-800-645-2876 or
Email: techservice@beckettcorp.com
NOTE: The firing rate (amount of Btu input) of the
burner must be maintained to meet the
heating load that the appliance has been
sized to meet.
Thermostat
The optional remote thermostat is a fully enclosed NEMA
4X with a single stage temperature adjustment (±3°F/-
16°C degrees). L.B. White part #500-30125.
Foreman Ductable Oil Indirect-Fired Heater

Oil De-Aerator

(not standard on the Foreman 500)
The oil de-aerator makes it possible to use a one-pipe
oil supply system on heating installations using either
No. 1 or 2 heating oil. The oil de-aerator prevents
such air/gas problems by automatically and continu-
ously de-aerating the oil before it enters the oil pump.
For heater start-up instructions, see Start-Up Instruc-
tions on page 14.
Oil
De-Aerator

Priming the Pump

Pump priming is not required nor necessary with the
Foreman Oil heater.
Owner's Manual • Foreman
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