TGH-6204 - Heating appliance TecLime - Free user manual and instructions

Brand	TecLime
Model	TGH-6204
Product Type	Gas and Electric Heater
Gas Type	Propane-Butane
Gas Pressure	28-30 mbar
Maximum Gas Cylinder Weight	15 kg
Heating Capacity (Gas)	1300 W (min), 2700 W (med), 4100 W (max)
Electric Heating Power	1800 W (900+900 W)
Electric Voltage	230V/50Hz
Ignition	Piezoelectric
Safety System	Oxygen Depletion System (ODS)
Fan	Yes (Electric mode)
Controls	Gas regulation knob, Electric switches
Minimum Room Size	15 m³ (recommended 85 m³ for living rooms)
Ventilation Requirement	At least 100 cm² opening to outside
Minimum Clearance to Combustibles (Front)	2.0 m
Material Composition	Iron, Aluminum, Brass, Plastic, Rubber, Ceramics
Warranty	24 months

Frequently Asked Questions - TGH-6204 TecLime

What type of gas does the TGH-6204 use?

The heater uses Propane-Butane gas at a pressure of 28-30 mbar. The maximum gas cylinder weight is 15 kg.

Can the TGH-6204 be used as an electric heater?

Yes, the TGH-6204 has an electric heating mode with two elements (900+900 W, total 1800 W) and a fan. There is a switch to select gas or electric heating.

What safety features does the TGH-6204 have?

It includes an Oxygen Depletion System (ODS) that automatically shuts off the gas if oxygen levels drop, and a piezoelectric ignition. The heater also has a front grille to prevent burns.

What is the minimum room size required for safe operation?

The minimum room size is 15 m³. For living rooms, a volume of 85 m³ is recommended. The room must be well-ventilated, with at least 100 cm² of fresh air intake.

How do I check for gas leaks?

Close the gas cylinder, extinguish flames, open windows, and turn off electrical devices. Prepare soapy water and brush it on all connections. Bubbles indicate a leak. Tighten fittings if safe, or call a professional.

Can I use the TGH-6204 in a bedroom or bathroom?

No, the manual explicitly warns not to use the heater in bathrooms, bedrooms, or leisure vehicles due to risk of toxic gases and inadequate ventilation.

How do I clean and maintain the heater?

Turn off and cool down completely. Clean the exterior with a soft cloth dampened with water and mild detergent. Regularly inspect the ODS for dust and check the rubber hose and gasket seal. Have it serviced annually by a professional.

What should I do if I smell gas?

Immediately close the gas cylinder, extinguish all flames, open windows for ventilation, turn off electrical devices, and do not operate any switches. Leave the area and contact a professional.

Is the TGH-6204 safe to use in highly insulated rooms?

Yes, but the manual recommends leaving a window or door slightly ajar (about 2.5 cm) to ensure adequate ventilation, especially in highly insulated or draught-free rooms and at altitudes above 1500 meters.

What is the warranty period and what does it cover?

The heater comes with a 24-month warranty from the date of purchase, covering defects in material or workmanship. It does not cover damage from misuse, wrong gas type, or modifications by third parties.

USER MANUAL TGH-6204 TecLime

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Directions for Use (GB) 24

A. What you need to know in advance 24

B. Warnings 24

C. Assembling the gas heater 25

D. Installation 26

E. Use 26

F. Gas leaks 27

G. Electric Heater (TGH-6204 only) 27

H. Cleaning and Maintenance 28

I. Storage Instructions....28

J. Warranty Provisions....29

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A. What you need to know in advance

This gas heater requires a minimum of space and ventilation in which it may be used safely (refer to Section D). In addition, always leave a window or door slightly ajar ( ± 2.5 cm). We also recommend doing this in highly insulated or draught-free rooms and/or at altitudes above 1,500 meters.

These gas heaters require a hose and regulator. In case of doubt ask for information from your gas supplier.

The heater must be installed as described in the ‘installation’, section and the following warnings described in the ‘warnings’ section should be taken into account.

Characteristics:

Gas Heater	TGH-4204	TGH-6204
Gas type:	Propane-Butane	Propane-Butane
Pressure:	28-30 mbar	28-30 mbar
For gas cylinder of.	15 Kg max	15 Kg max
Piezoelectric ignition	Yes	Yes
Safety system: Oxygen Depletion System (ODS)	Yes	Yes
Heating Capacity max.	4100 W	4100W
Heating Capacity med.	2700 W	2700 W
Heating Capacity min.	1300 W	1300 W
Electric Heater	No	Yes
Fan	No	Yes
Voltage	No	230V/50Hz
Power	No	1800 W (900+900 W)

This heater is constructed in conformity with the EN 449:2002 standard and the applicable Gas Appliance Directive (GAD) 90/396/EEC as last modified by Directive 93/68/EEC.

B. Warnings

• Read the Directions for Use before using the heater;
  • Install the heater only if it complies with local regulations, laws and standards;
• Install the heater according to the instructions as described in the installation section of the directions for use;
• This heater is manufactured according to CE safety standards. Nevertheless, as with any other heating device, care must be taken;
• The heater is intended to provide supplementary heat. Therefore do not consider it as a central heater;
• The heater is only suitable for use in dry, not dusty, locations and should not be used in leisure vehicles;
• Make sure that the correct gas is used and that the gas containers are not exposed to heat or extreme temperature changes. Always store the gas containers in a cool, dry and dark place;
• Always use a suitable and approved low-pressure regulator. In case of any doubt contact your local dealer;
• Use the heater only in well-ventilated rooms. In this way the gases produced by combustion will be removed by fresh air;
• Never use the heater in places where harmful gases or fumes may be present (e.g. exhaust gases or paint fumes);
• If the heater is positioned too close to inflammable materials you may risk ire;

• The heater will become hot during operation. Do not cover the device (there is risk of ire). Avoid contact with the grille;

• Do not move the heater when it is burning or still hot;

• Do not replace the gas container or service the heater when it is still burning or still hot;
• Do not insert hands, fingers or objects into any of the heater's openings;
• Make sure that people and animals keep a safe distance from the radiant part in order to prevent them from any injury or risk of ire;
• For safety reasons take care when children or animals are in the proximity of the heater, as with any other heating device;
  • Make sure that children are always aware of the presence of a burning heater;
• The heater has a front grille to prevent the risk of ire or injury. This grille protects the burner and should never be removed.
  • After use close the gas container;
• Turn off the heater when going to sleep;
• Have any repairs and/or maintenance carried out by a recognized service engineer only;
• Follow the instructions for use and maintenance as indicated in the Directions for Use of the heater;
• Follow the instructions to ind any gas leakage as described in these Directions for Use.

C. Assembling the gas heater

Note: A gas pressure regulator and its user manual are included in a separate packaging.

1. Carefully remove your heater from the box and check the contents. In addition to the heater you should also have:

a. Directions for Use for the gas heater;

b. a low-pressure regulator, with hose and user instructions.

Keep the box and the packaging materials for storage and/or transportation.

1. Remove all other packaging materials and check the heater for any damage. If you have any doubts concerning the heater please contact qualified service personnel. Keep all packaging material out of the reach of young children;

2. Unscrew the ixing screws at the rear of the gas heater. Disconnect the rear cover from the heater.

3. Before connecting the low-pressure regulator, please check and read the following: The gas heater should only be powered by Liqueied Petroleum Gas (LPG) in a container with a maximum weight of 15kg. Connect the low-pressure regulator with a fixed calibration of maximum 30 mbar that complies with EN 12864:2002. The hose should be according to national standards. For correct connection, the hose should be connected using metal bands of a suitable size. For correct connection, follow the instructions provided with the low-pressure regulator.

4. Slide the two metal rings around the hose. Connect the hose to the hose union of the low-pressure regulator and to that of the tab. Close the metal rings firmly with a screw, but make sure that you do not damage the itting or any component.

5. Before connecting the low-pressure regulator to the gas container, make sure that the gas container is closed and that there are no open lames (i.e. a lit oven) in the place where you are working. Connect the low-pressure regulator according to the user instructions that are provided with the low-pressure regulator.

Check for gas leaks: see section F

1. Place the gas container in its compartment. Take care that the hose is not twisted or obstructed, and that it is unable to touch any hot parts of the heater;

2. Hook the rear cylinder cover onto the compartment by inserting the two hooks into the respective holes of the cabinet. Screw the two screws again into the rear of the heater.

3. Burner effect regulator

4. Gas Main Valve
5. Gas Hose
6. Gas Pressure regulator
7. Protection bafle
8. Gas Cylinder

In addition

1. To replace the gas container, make sure that the gas container is closed (follow the user instructions provided with the low-pressure regulator). Let the gas heater cool down irst and make sure that there are no open lames or other sources of heat in the area in which you are working:

2. In addition it is recommended that the gasket seals of the regulator and the lexible rubber hose be checked to ascertain their condition. If you have any doubt concerning the condition of the hose or the seals, replace them:

3. Make sure that you do not damage the connection or any other components;

4. Never turn the gas container upside down in order to make full use of the contents. This may release liquid residues left in the container that damage the heater irreparably;

5. For disconnection or connection of the low-pressure regulator, always follow the user instructions provided with the regulator;

6. The manufacturer is not responsible for any harm or damage if attention is not paid to the points described above.

D. Installaon

1. Use the gas heater in well-ventilated rooms only. A minimum room size of 85m³ is recommended for living rooms and 45m³ for other rooms, but the room should never be less than 15m³ . For ventilation, a surface between 12.5m² and 25m² is recommended.

2. The room in which the gas heater is used should have enough air circulation for normal combustion. Therefore it is recommended that the room must draw at least 100cm² from the outside to replace the air:

3. Always place the heater on a lat and stable surface. Never install or use the heater in a bathroom or bedroom, in the basement, on the upper loors of a building or in leisure accommodations:

4. Never position the gas heater too close to other sources of heat (a distance of at least 1 metre is required between the gas heater and other heating sources) or inflammable or explosive materials.

During operation, the gas heater should not face objects that can be damaged or burned;

1. Position the heater so that the heat is directed towards the centre of the room and towards an open space. In addition, the front, radiant part must be at least 2.0 metres away from any inflammable materials, i.e. curtains or sofas;

2. Never operate the gas heater when the gas container is outside the compartment.

E. Use

The knobs for turning the gas heater ON are located on the upper part of the heater.

1. Open the gas container (follow the user instructions provided with the low-pressure regulator);

2. Turn the regulation knob into position 1 as indicated in ig. Press it all the way down and, at the same time, press the piezoelectric button; this turns the atmosphere analyser on. To keep the lame lit, the knob must be held pressed down for 20 seconds after ignition;

3. Release the knob and turn it to the position corresponding with the desired amount of heat:

1 Minimum and Ignition
2 Medium
3 Maximum
4 Piezoelectric ignition

1. To turn OFF the device, close the gas container (follow the instructions provided with the low-pressure regulator);
2. Do not hold the regulation knob pressed down for longer than 40 seconds;
3. Never move the heater when it is hot and/or in operation.

F. Gas leaks

If you think there may be a gas leak, please follow this procedure:

1. Close the gas container (follow the user instructions for the regulator);
2. Extinguish all open lames, for instance stoves;
3. Open windows in order to increase airlow circulation;
4. Turn off electrical devices, for instance lamps;
5. Prepare a bucket of soapy water;
6. Open the gas container (follow the user instructions for the regulator);
7. Brush the soapy water on all ittings and connections of the gas circuit;
8. If there is a gas leak, bubbles will rise up from the location of the leak;
9. If a leak is found, close the gas container (follow the user instructions for the regulator).

10. Tighten the itting and the metal rings of the connection;

11. Open the gas container (follow the user instructions for the regulator) and repeat the procedure again.

If there is still a gas leak contact a professional and qualified engineer for help.

G. Electric Heater (TGH-6204 only)

The electric heating system is designed for infrared radiation technology. Even if used in an unsealed large room the efficiency will be perfect. There is a switch to select Gas or Electric heating. The heater has two heating elements, which can be used separately or together depending on the need.

Operation

a. Make sure that the plug is normally earthed. Put the plug into the socket.
b. Chose "Electrical heating"
c. Press switch "Fan" to get ready to use the heater and to start the fan.
d. Press switch "I" to start electric heating with low effect
e. Press the other switch "I" to start electric heating with maximum effect if needed.
f. Turn OFF all switches after use. Remove the plug from the socket

Safety tips

a. Always place the heater facing the center of the room.

b. Do not move the heater in front of it. Do not move the burning heater from one room to another.

c. Prevent people, especially young children and elderly people from touching very hot surfaces.

d. Never dry clothes at the top of the metal guard grill

e. Keep all lammable materials at least one metre away from the heater.

f. Never use an unlued gas heater in a bathroom, bedroom or caravan. Toxic gases may cause serious health problems in these situations.

g. Never use or store solvents and pressure pack cans near a gas heater -even if the heater is turned off.

h. Never dispose of rubbish such as cigarette butts in a gas ire -this can affect combustion and produce dangerous pollutants.

i. Make sure rooms containing gas heater are well ventilated.

j. Keep areas around the heater free of papers, trash, and any other combustible items

k. Place the heater on a level, hard, nonlammable surface; do not place on rugs, carpets or . Socket, near bedding or drapes, or on tables or countertops.

1. Turn the heater off if you leave the area, and never leave a heater on while sleeping or if you leave home.

m. Always use speciied or standarded wire, plug and socket, always protect them from moisture or water.

n. Always turn off gas valve and remove the plug after use.

H. Cleaning and Maintenance

Before cleaning, turn the gas heater OFF and wait until it has cooled down completely. To clean the outside of the heater, use a soft cloth dampened with water and liquid detergent. Never use scouring pads or abrasive products. Do not use water, inflammable or abrasive cleaners.

- Regularly inspect the ODS. If there is any dust or lint, remove it without damaging the burner or tubing;

- Check the condition of the lexible rubber hose frequently. Also check the condition of the gasket seal on the pressure regulator every time the gas container is changed;

- Take care not to hit or damage the fragile surface of the burner, the ittings and gas hoses, the regulator and all other components of the gas circuit;

- It is recommended that the gas heater be inspected once a year by a professional;

- Please follow the storage instructions when the gas heater is not to be used for an extensive period.

I. Storage Instrucons

- Disconnect the gas container from the gas heater;

- Store the gas container in a well-ventilated room. Position it far away from inflammable, explosive or hot materials and preferably not in the home. In addition it should never be stored in the basement or attic;

- The gas heater should be stored in a dry place and should be protected against dust (preferably in the original packaging);

If it is decided that the gas heater is not to be used any more, it is recommended that it be disconnected from the gas container. Also cut the rubber hose. If children play with the heater, make sure that dangerous parts are removed.

Never dispose of non-biodegradable products in the environment, but dispose of them in accordance with current national legislation. At the end of its lifetime, the product must not be disposed of as urban waste. It must be taken to a special local authority differentiated waste collection center or to a dealer providing this service.

Disposing of a household appliance separately avoids possible negative consequences for the environment and health deriving from inappropriate disposal and enables the constituent materials to be recovered in order to make significant savings in energy and resources. As a

reminder of the need to dispose of household appliances separately, the product is marked with an image of a crossed-out wheeled dustbin.

Remember that the gas heater consists of the following materials:

• Iron, i.e. the heater cabinet and the burner body;
  • Aluminum, gas tubes;
  • Brass, i.e. the tap and atmosphere analyzer;
• Plastic, i.e. the wheels and the piezoelectric igniter;
  • Copper covered with rubber, i.e. piezoelectric igniter and the thermocouple;
  • Ceramics, burner plate.

J. Warranty Provisions

Your heater comes with a 24-month warranty starting on the date of purchase. Within this period any defects in material or workmanship will be repaired without any charge. The following provisions shall apply regarding this warranty:

1. We expressly dismiss all other claims for damage, including consequential damages;
2. Any repairs or replacements of components within the term of the warranty will not result in an extension of the term of the warranty;
3. The warranty will no longer apply if the heater has been modified, non-original parts have been used, or if it has been repaired by third parties;
4. The warranty will only apply, when you present the original, dated proof of purchase, provided no changes have been made to it;
5. The warranty will not apply to damage caused by actions not in compliance with the Directions for Use, neglect, or the use of the wrong type of gas or of gas that has passed its use-by date. Use of the wrong gas can be dangerous;
6. Transportation costs and the risk involved during the transportation of the heater or heater components will always be the responsibility of the purchaser.

In order to avoid unnecessary costs, we recommend that you always read the Directions for Use carefully irst. If they offer no solution, please take the heater to your dealer for repair.

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When the appliance is no longer functional, it should be disposed of in such a way as to cause minimum environmental impact, in accordance with the regulations of your local authority.

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