IR 5000 - Gas stove CAMPINGAZ - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL IR 5000 CAMPINGAZ

CONDITIONS D'APPLICATION DE LA GARANTIE

IR50_GB.qxp 28/04/2005 Thank you for choosing this Campingaz® infrared heater. This operating handbook deals with Infrared heater: 5000 - IR 5000 Turbo

A - GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

F This appliance must be used and serviced in accor- dance with the regulations and standards in force. - Please read this handbook before using your basements, bathrooms or bedrooms. - Only use this appliance in a well ventilated room. - This appliance should not be used ty of walls, pieces of furniture, hangings, curtains, Bedding items and other inflammable materials. To prevent fire hazards, ty forbidden to cover the appliance. - This appliance should always be centre of the room. - Do not use your heater less than 50 cm from a wall or combustible object. rrected to the

B - ASSEMBLING THE WHEELS

Mount the four wheels on the bottom of the heater using the spanner provided for this purpose. (see Fig. 1)

C - SETTING TO SERVICE

IMPORTANT This operating handbook is intended for enabling you to gorreciy and safe} use your Campingaz® appliance Refer to the handbook to familiarise yourself with ihe appliance before connecting the gas bottle Comply with this operating handbook instructions. This appliance must be connected using a pressure reducing valve and a hose. Call your vendor. Non conformance with these instructions may be dange- rous for the user and his environment. Permanently keep this handbook in a safe place so as to refer to it when needed This appliance is preset in factory to operate with buta- ne using appropriate pressure reducing valve and hose. In operation, this appliance must be held away from inflammable materials. Do not use a leaking, malfunctioning or damaged appliance. Return it to your vendor who wil give you the address of the nearest dealer. This appliance should never be modified nor used in applications for which it is not designed C-1 - Ventilating the room: This appliance is an infrared combustion heater designed to be used in adequately ventilated premises. À suitable ventilation makes it possible to exhaust com- bustion residues and renew the combustion air. The appliance should not be installed in a room the vol me of which is less than 82 m° for living-rooms and 41 for other rooms Air renewal ventilation area should not be less than 103 cm* evenly distributed between room upper and lower levels A safety device will Shut off the gas, thus extinguishing the appliance if normal ventilation conditions are not met. C-2- Gas bottle and pressure reducing valve: This appliance is designed to operate with 11 Kg to 15 Kg Butane or Propane ges bottles fitled with an adequate pressure reducing valve (See Gas and operating pressu- res page 3). Only use the type of gas stipulated by the manufacturer. In France, it is strictly forbidden to use another gas type than Butane. To install the pressure reducing valve, follow pressure reducing valve operating handbook instructions. To connect or replace the bottle, always operate in a well ventilated place, never in presence of a flame, spark or heat source C-3- Gas hose: France: The appliance must be used with a hose fitted with a G 1/2 threaded nut to be screwed to the appliance and an M 20x1.5 threaded nut to be screwed to the pressure redu- cing valve (XP D 36-112 Standard) The hose shall be 0.50 m long. lt shall be replaced if it appears to be damaged or cracked. Do not pull or twist the hose. Keep it away from parts that are likely to get heated Hose installation, G 1/2 and M 20x1.5 nuts (XP D 36-112 Standard) (See Fig. 2 and 3): G12 M 20,5 iance - # Pressure Appt reduchg vave| - Check tightness in compliance with indications of para- graph D-2 Switzerland, Germany, Austria: This appliance must be used with a DIN hose the quality of which shall comply with the use of butane or propane gas The hose shall be 0.50 m long. It shall be replaced if it appears to be damaged or cracked. Do not pull or twist the hose. Keep it away from parts that are likely to get heated Connecting the hose: to connect the hose to appliance inlet union, firmly but moderately tighten the hose using 2 suitable spanners: - 14 mm spanner to tighten appliance inlet union - 17 mm spanner to screw in hose ut Connect the other end to pressure reducing valve outlet union. - Check tightness in compliance with indications of para- graph D-2 Other countries: The appliance is ftted with a ringed end-piece. Il must be used with a hose the quality of which shall comply with the use of butane or propane gas and with the national regu- lations in force (BS, UNI, UNE, etc. The hose shall be 0.50 m long. It shall be replaced if it appears to be damaged or cracked. Do not pull or twist the hose. Keep it away from parts that are likely to get heated

- Check tightness in compliance with indications of para- graph D-2

D - CONNECTING THE GAS BOTTLE

WF an empty boffle is in place, read paragraph F- "Removing or replacing gas bottie” To install or remove a gas bottle, always operate in a wel-ventilated place and never in presence of a flame, Spark or heat source (cigarette, electric appliance, etc.) - Open appliance rear plate (fig. 1 item 3). Note: ifthe appliance is new, loosen screws (4) by a quar- ter turn, ft and remove rear plate (3).

IR50_GB.qxp 28/04/2005 09:06 Page 2 D-1-Installing gas bottle: - Position the gas bottle on the floor behind the appliance. - Check whether bottle cock and/or pressure reducing valve handle is in "closed" position. - Screw in or engage pressure reducing valve to gas bott- le or gas bottle cock (fig. 3 item B). - Install gas bottle through appliance rear so that the hose does not touch appliance metal panels and is not exces- sively bent or pinched. - Check that the hose runs normally and is neither bent nor pulled - Install appliance rear plate (fig. 4 item A). D-2- Tightness: In case of leak, appliance gas supply must be shut down using gas bottle cock and/or pressure reducing valve handle. Do not carry out leak tests with a flame, use a gas leak detecting liquid. - Apply gas leak detecting liquid to bottle/pressure redu- cing valve/hose/appliance unions. - Open the gas inlet (bottie cock and/or pressure reducing valve handle) (fig. 4). - Ifbubbles appear, this means that there are gas leaks. - To remove the leak, tighten hose nuts andior hose clamps if any. Ka part is defective, have it replaced. The appliance should not be retumed to service until the leak is removed. - Close gas bottle cock. Importa In case nt: of gas leak or odout immediately close bottle ing valve handle. Enhance by opening the windows. Ask a spe- sed technician to check the appliance and proper

A leak test should be carried out at least once a year and whenever the gas bottle is changed.

(OPERATING PRECAUTIONS: DO NOT install the appliance next to a wall, curtains or a sofa or armchair. DO NOT cover the appliance with clothes or other objects. DO NOT move the appliance when in operation. The appliance must ALWAYS be directed to the cen- tre of the room. The appliance must be put in a dry place. This appliance protecting gi lesigned to pre- vent fire hazards or burns and no part shall be per- manently removed. THE GRID DOES NOT TOTALLY PROTECT YOUNG CHILDREN OR THE DISABLED. E-1-IGNITING THE APPLIANCE: Note: Gas opening and closing controls are located on jas botte and/or on pressure reducing valve. he ignition spark, gas inlet control and power control are operated on the control panel located in the top right-hand corner of the appliance. (fig. 1 item 1) and (fig. 5 items À, B and C)

1- Open bottle cock and/or pressure reducing valve hand-

le and carry out a leak test 1R 5000 Turbo Version Plug in the appliance. Caution: The appliance was designed to be supplied with a 230 V 50 Hz voltage. Your installation must be equip- ped with a grounding connection compliant with electri- cal systems specifications in force. - Do not place the heater just below an electric socket - Do not use the heater near a bath, shower or swim- ming pool

2- Set handle (A) to position ( @ ) and press the handle

for 10 seconds to allow the gas to reach the pilot bur- ner (fig. 5).

3- Fully press several times the LH button marked with a

stylised star (#)(B) for lighting up the flame, while hol- ding control button (A) depressed for 10 seconds. The thermocouple is activated and the safety valve does not cut off gas feed Release control button (A)

4- Check whether the appliance did light up. If not, repeat

the procedure from step 2. Note: Some air may be trapped in the gas line. This will prevent the appliance from lighting up during the first attempt. In this case, it is necessary to repeat the ignition procedure several times until the safety pilot burner lights

During appliance operation, the safety pilot bumer must remain permanent}y li in order to ensure correct operation ofthe atmosphere analyser. During the first setting to service, operate the appliance at maximum power for at least 15 minutes in order to elimina- te the typical new appliance smell due to the presence of protecting substances applied to the component parts. Ventilate the room during this operation E-2-POWER CONTROL (FIG. Your appliance is equipped with a setting handle which makes it possible to adjust the temperature radiated by the infrared panel depending on the temperature desired in the room. a) IR 5000 and IR 5000 Turbo Versions - Adjust the power by placing the mark on the lever between ( À }and (A À À }(3 positions, see Fig. 5 - IR 5000 - and - IR 5000 Turbo - reference A) b) Exclusive to IR 5000 Turbo Version After lighting up your appliance in compliance with the indications of paragraph E-1, you can increase its heating performance by means of the "Turbo" function. The "Turbo" function provides for fast and even heating of the room because it uses a tangential ventilation to propel the hot air flow out of the appliance. The "Turbo" function is tumed on / off by pressing the red button (fig. 5 - CR 5000 Turbo - item C) CAUTION: The appliance was designed to be supplied with a 230 V 50 Hz voltage. Your installation must be equipped with a grounding connection compliant with electrical systems specifica- tions in force. E - 3 - SHUTTING DOWN THE APPLIANCE: - close bottle cock and/or gas pressure reducing valve handle THIS APPLIANCE IS EQUIPPED WITH AN ATMO-

ROOM, OTHERWISE THE APPLIANCE WILL NOT

IR50_GB.qxp 28/04/2005 09:06 Page 3 F - REMOVING OR REPLACING THE GAS BOTTLE - Check that gas bottle cock and/or pressure reducing valve handle is in the closed position. - Open appliance rear plate (fig. 4 item B) and remove the bottle from its housing, taking care not to pull or bend the hose. - Disconnect pressure reducing valve from gas bottle: - Install the new gas bottle and carry out a leak test as described under paragraphs D-1 and D-2

G - STORAGE - SERVICING

When it is not used, the appliance should remain open and be stored in a dust-free place. - Remove stains with soapy water, when the appliance is cold. Wipe off with a cloth. - Do not use abrasives which might damage the paint- Work. - For heavy repairs, please call your vendor. - The appliance must be periodically checked, more parti cularly concerning condition of the connecting hose.

2) Hose between the pressure redut

appliance g valve and the - Periodically check hose for condition and replace it if it displeys ageing signs or cracks. - The hose must be replaced by a new one of same length and equivalent quality - The hose must be replaced in compliance with the above-mentioned periodicity for the respective coun- tries - In France, if the expiry date printed on the hose is rea- ched, it must be replaced by a hose compliant with the XP D 36-112 Standard - Comply with installation indications provided with these new assemblies to be 0.50 m long, and with the proce- dure described under paragraph C - 2 - If your appliance is to remain unused for a long period, disconnect gas bottle.

3) Electric supply cable (IR 5000 Turbo model)

- All damaged cables must be replaced by the manufac- turer, its after-sales service or à similarly-qualified per- son, to avoid danger. Defects / Remedies Defects The burner does not light up Probable causes / remedies - Poor gas feed - Pressure reducing valve inoperative - Check for gas level in bottle The burner misfires or tumns off - Check for gas level in bottle - Check hose connection - Call technical support Unstable blowing flames - New bottle. Allow to operate, the defect will disappear - Call technical support The pilot bumer does not light up - Pilot burer clogged - Call technical support

WARRANTY APPLICATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The product is covered by a total parts and labour warranty for 2 years with effect from the purchase date, excluding retumn transport charges that should be bome by the consumer. The warranty applies when the delivered product does not conform to the order or is defective, from the moment that the claim is accompanied by proof of purchase date (e.g. invoice, til receipt) The product should be retumed carriage paid, complete and assembled, to an authorised after-sales service centre, with the claim describing the nature of the problem. À product for which a claim is being made may be repaired, replaced or reimbursed, in full or partially. The warranty is null and void and does not apply if the damage is caused by (i) incorrect product use or sto- rage, (i) defective product maintenance or maintenance that fails to comply with the instructions for use, (ii) repair, modification or servicing of the product by unauthorised third parties, (iv) the use of non-original spare parts. In case of continued difficulty, please contact your local retailer who will give you details of the near- est After Sales Service point, or call the CAMPINGAZ® Customer Service at: COLEMAN UK PLC - Gordano Gate Wyndham Way - Portishead

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