-- Thermal objects (such as spray cans) or flammable
materials/liquids should not be stored in the same
compartment as the equipment, as in some cases this
area may be affected by high temperatures.
-- Keep away from flammable materials near the heater
outlet and do not block the heater outlet.
-- The opening of the circulating air intake, the space
around the installation room and the mounting unit must
be free from obstacles so that the equipment does not
overheat.
- Keep exhaust ducts and exhaust hats (inlet and exhaust)
and combustion air inlets free of contamination (snow, ice,
leaves, etc.) at all times.
-- The danger comes from the heated wall surface and
exhaust gases around the exhaust cap. Do not touch the
area around the wall of the exhaust cap. Do not lean
anything against the smoke cap or vehicle on the wall.
Operator/Car owner's obligations
-- The owner is responsible for filling the heater's
container with water and maintaining and maintaining it.
-- The owner is responsible for operating the equipment
correctly.
-- Liquid fuel systems must comply with national technical
and administrative regulations. National legislation and
regulations must be observed.
-- Check the water line regularly. If the water pipe breaks,
please replace it.
-- If the water heater is not in use, in order to avoid the
danger of frost, drain the water from the water heater. The
company will not provide maintenance and compensation
for damage caused by frost.
Safe operation
-- Ensure that the car is well ventilated. When the heater
is turned on, there may be some smoke or odor which is
due to dust or dirt. Especially if the device is not used for
a long time.
-- This device is available for children over the age of 8
and is taught by adults.
-- The integrity and tight fit of the exhaust manifold must
be checked regularly, especially at the end of long trips.
Also check the installation of the unit and the exhaust cap.
-- When cleaning the vehicle, do not spray water directly
into the exhaust cap.
