Cleaning And Maintenance - EUROM THG12000 Livret D'instructions

 Make sure that there are no flames or sparks in the vicinity when you are carrying out the leak test
and do not smoke!
GAS ODOUR
An odour is added to gas to ensure that leaks can be detected. Gas is heavier than air; try to detect the
odour just above ground level!
 Immediately shut the gas supply.
 Do not do anything that could lead to fire or a spark being created; this could ignite the gas. Do not
switch any electrical components on or off, do not use matches or lighters and do not use your
telephone.
 Keep everyone away from the source of gas and allow plenty of time for it to dissipate. Stay out of the
area during this process! If you continue to smell gas or are not sure of the situation, always call the
fire services.
 Always have gas leaks repaired by professionals!
USE
TURNING THE PATIO HEATER ON
 Turn the valve on the gas bottle to open.
 Push the control button in and turn to PILOT setting. Keep the button depressed for at least 60
seconds (around 1.5 minutes if you have attached a new gas bottle).
 While pressing the control button, press a couple of times on the ignition until the pilot light goes on.
Keep the control button depressed for another 30 seconds in order to activate the thermocouple. You
can now release the control button.
 Turn the control button to the lowest setting and leave the patio heater to burn for five minutes. You
can then turn the control button to the desired setting: Hi = maximum.
 The pilot light can be viewed and checked via the peephole with the slider which can be found on the
side of the flame screen.
TURNING THE PATIO HEATER OFF
 Turn the control button to PILOT setting.
 Press the control button in and turn to OFF.
 Close the regulator on the gas bottle completely.
STORAGE
 Check that the regulator on the gas bottle is closed properly.
 Remove the gas regulator and the gas bottle hose.
 Check the gas bottle for damage and the regulator for a perfect connection. If you notice damage or
any other issues, change the gas bottle with your gas supplier.
 Always store gas bottles in an area with good ventilation.
 Store the patio heater, without gas bottle, in a dry, dust-free and safe area. If necessary as a result of
a lack of storage height, you can remove the burner and reflector cap and store these separately. If
possible, use the original packaging materials to protect the device during storage!
 Always store the patio heater clean and ensure that it is dust and dirt free when you wish to use it
again.

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

 Clean the smooth surfaces with a soft cloth and a little steel cleaning product. Never use flammable,
corrosive or abrasive cleaning agents!
 Regularly remove dirt and soot around the burner and the flame screen in order to ensure the heater
works safely.
Take immediate measures if you smell gas!
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