Connecting And Changing The Gas Bottle; Storage - EUROM Flameheater Round 11000 Manuel D'utilisation

Turning off the patio heater
1. Completely close the valve on the gas bottle.
2. Turn the control knob to the PILOT position.
3. Push in the control knob and turn it to the OFF position.

Connecting and changing the gas bottle

You need a water pump wrench for changing the gas bottle.
Change the gas bottle outside, without open flames or sparks in the area. Never turn
the gas bottle upside down or put it down.
• Check the new gas bottle for damage and the connection to the pressure
regulator for a flawless seal. If you suspect damage or malfunction, change the
gas bottle at your gas supplier.
• Check whether the gas valve on the empty and new gas bottle is closed (the gas
valve is turned as far as possible clockwise). Check that the gas valve seal on the
new gas bottle is in good condition. Do not use additional seals.
• Open the gas bottle housing door and take out the empty gas bottle.
• Unscrew the pressure regulator (clockwise) from the empty gas bottle with a
water pump wrench.
• Check whether the gas hose shows any twists or kinks.
• Before mounting the gas pressure regulator on the new gas bottle, check
whether the black sealing rubber is present in the union nut and is in good
condition. Screw the union nut of the pressure regulator counter-clockwise (left-
hand thread) onto the gas bottle connection of the full gas bottle. If necessary,
re-tighten it with the water pump wrench. The seal must be leak-free, but do not
damage it by turning it too tightly!
• Perform a complete gas leak check.
• Place the gas bottle in the gas bottle housing and close the door.

Storage

• Check whether the gas bottle valve is properly closed
• Remove the gas pressure regulator and the hose from the gas bottle
• Check the gas bottle for damage and the pressure regulator for a flawless seal. If
you suspect damage or malfunction, change the gas bottle at your gas supplier.
• Always keep a gas bottle in a room with good ventilation. Keep out of reach of
children.
• Never store the gas cylinder in a ground floor, basement or room below ground
level.
• Store the patio heater without a gas bottle in a dry, dust-free and safe area. If
necessary, you can dismantle the patio heater. Use the original packaging.
• Always store the patio heater clean and make sure it is also free of dust and dirt
when you use it again.
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