Accessories; Preparations; Removing The Packaging - THERMOBILE AT 400 Manuel De L'utilisateur

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2.4 Main components of the burner
(fig. 4)
A Cover combustion chamber
B Combustion chamber
C Flame trap
D Burner ring
E Seal cord
F Burner dish
G Vaporiser
H Bottom combustion chamber
I Overflow protection
J Shovel
2.5 Control panel (fig. 6)
A Indicator light, yellow
B Indicator light, red
C Bolt fuel tank
D Rocker switch:
- 0: The pump is switched off
- 1: The pump is in operation
- 2: High pump speed (only for AT 500)
2.6 Thermostat
The heater has the following thermostats:
• Pump thermostat
When the burner dish is sufficiently pre-
heated, the fuel pump starts up.
• Hot air thermostat:
The thermostat starts the hot air fan
when the heater reaches a certain
temperature.
• Maximum thermostat
The thermostat stops the fuel pump when
the hot air temperature gets too high.
2.7

Accessories

• Flue with rain cap
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PREPARATIONS

3.1

Removing the packaging

1. Remove packaging from the hot air
heater
2. Remove packaging from the loose parts
in the combustion chamber.
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3.2
1. Ensure that the heater is positioned
horizontally.
2. Correctly attach the parts of the
combustion chamber, see fig. 4.
3. Attach the various handles to the cover
and the drawer, see fig. 3.
4. Push the tank bolt up, see fig. 5 (D).
5. Pull the fuel tank forward.
6. Fill the fuel tank through the tank filter
with used oil, until the level of used oil is
1 inch below the top of the tank.
40.020.943 - rev. 04 - 2011
Installation
Caution
Only the following oil types may be
used in the stationary used oil fired
heaters:
• Automatic transmission oil
• Diesel oil
• Hydraulic oil
• Oil for household use
Note
• Install the equipment in the US
according to the following
publications of the National Fire
Protection Association:
• NFPA #30: Flammable and
Combustible
• Liquids Code
• NFPA #31: Oil Burning
Equipment
• NFPA #88A: Parking
Structures
• NFPA #88B: Repair Garages
• NFPA #211: Chimneys,
Fireplaces and Vents
• Local codes may require that the
heater is mounted at a minimum
of 8 feet (2.4 m) off the ground.
This is especially the case when
there are possible combustible or
flamable fumes in the room.
Refer to NFPA #88B.
• Install the equipment in Canada
according to the following
standard: CSA B139, installation
Code for Oil Burning Equipment.
AT 400 - 500-US series