1. THE BATTERIES
You may replace the batteries yourself. Do not dispose of old batteries along with
the other domestic waste. Follow the locally applicable regulations regarding the
disposal of domestic chemical waste.
2. THE WICK
To extend the glass fibre wick life, you must occasionally let the heater burn until
the tank is completely emptied and the heater extinguishes by itself. Do this when
you notice that the flame is weakening. The burn-out will cause some smells, so it
is recommended that you take the heater outside of the living room.
3. THE IGNITION COIL
The ignition coil will last longer if you ignite in the right way. Replace the
batteries on time and make sure you do not push down the ignition slide too
forcefully. If the filament is broken, you should replace the coil.
THE FUEL FILTER
Check the fuel filter regularly as well.
Remove the removable tank
¾ from the heater and take out the fuel filter (Fig. N).
Some drops of fuel may spill from the filter; keep a cloth at hand. Turn the fuel
filter upside down and clean it from all dirt deposits by tapping it on a hard
surface.
(Never clean it with water!) Reposition the fuel filter in the heater.
Do not remove any heater components yourself. Always contact your dealer for
repairs.
Let the heater cool down first, before you start any maintenance or service work.
H STORAGE (END OF THE HEATING SEASON)
We recommend that you burn up all the fuel in the fuel tank at the end of the heating
season and store the heater properly. Follow the next procedure:
Ignite the heater outside the living room and let it burn until all fuel is used.
Let the heater cool down.
Clean the heater with a damp cloth and then dry it with a cloth.
Remove the batteries from the holder
¹ and store them in a dry place.
Clean the fuel filter (
refer to section G).
Store the heater in a dust-free place, if possible in its original packaging.
Unused fuel cannot be used for the next heating season. If there is still some
fuel left, do not throw it away, but dispose of it in accordance with the local
regulations for the disposal of domestic chemical waste.
Always start the new heating season with fresh fuel. When you start re-using
the heater, follow the instructions again
(starting from Section A and as
specified).
