Desa CHD12B Manuel d'utilisation

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SAFETY INFORMATION

Read and understand this manual before using

this heater. Improper use of this heater can cause

serious injury. Do not allow anyone who has not

read this manual to operate this heater. Keep this

manual for reference. It is your guide to safe and

proper operation of this heater.
1. For outdoor use only. Do not use inside house,

camper, tent, vehicle, or any type of unvented

or enclosed area.

2. Use heater in areas free from open flames,

combustible vapors, and dust.

3. Never operate heater while sleeping or unat-

tended.

4. Minimum heater clearances from combus-

tibles: Top, Front, and Sides: 3 ft (1 m)

5. This heater consumes air. Provide a fresh air

opening of at least 12 inches

2

(77 cm

2

).

6. Use only propane gas set up for vapor with-

drawal.

7. The LP gas cylinder must be constructed and

marked in accordance with the specifications

for the LP gas cylinders of the US Depart-

ment of Transportation (DOT) or Transport

Canada.

8. Before each use, check heater for leaks. Never

use an open flame to check for a leak. Apply a

mixture of liquid soap and water to all joints.

Bubbles forming show a leak. Correct all leaks

at once.

9. Locate propane tank on a stable and level

surface. The heater burner must be at least 24"

(0.61 m) above the floor. Always attach heater

to propane tank in an upright position. Never

operate heater on its side or attach to propane

tank in a horizontal position. This could lead

to dangerous flare-ups or fire.

10. Keep children and animals away from

heater.

11. Do not use heater below ground level. Propane

is heavier than air. If a leak occurs, propane

gas will sink to the lowest possible level. If

you smell gas or suspect a leak, shut off the

propane tank valve at once and ventilate the

area. Do not strike a match or create any flame

or electric spark. Find and correct the leak

before attempting to light any appliance. If

you cannot correct leak, do not tamper with

heater. Return heater to nearest authorized

service center or to address on back page of

this manual, freight prepaid.

12. Do not move or handle a hot or operating

heater. Do not attach or remove a hot or op-

erating heater from the propane tank. Severe

burns may result.

13. Storage of heater is permissible only if the

cylinder is disconnected and removed from

heater.

14. Always remove heater from propane tank after

each use. Always store propane tank outdoors

in a well ventilated space out of the reach of

children. Never store propane tank in a build-

ing, garage, or any other enclosed area. Never

store propane tank near high heat, open flame,

or where temperatures exceed 100° F (38° C).

15. For use with 20 lb. propane cylinders or

larger.

CONNECTING HEATER TO

PROPANE TANK

Read and understand all safety information before

connecting heater to propane tank.

WARNING: Make sure there

is no open flame in the area.

1. Make sure heater regulator knob is in the

“OFF” position.

2. Keep all connections and fittings clean. Make

sure the propane tank valve outlet is clean.

Check the rubber “O” ring on the heater inlet

fuel connector for damage before each use.

Replace if worn or damaged.

3. Wrench tighten the fuel connector nut into

the propane tank valve (see Figure 1, page 3).

Turn fuel connector nut counterclockwise to

tighten. Threads are left-handed.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Safety Information ............................................... 2
Connecting Heater To Propane Tank ................... 2
Lighting Heater .................................................... 3
To Turn Off Heater ............................................... 4
Maintenance ........................................................ 4

Replacement Parts .............................................. 5
Parts List ............................................................. 5
Heater Information ............................................... 5
Warranty Information ........................................... 6

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