Landmann 12016 User manual

Version: 12016uk
reVision: #100-2010
edition: 12/09cd
Assembly and operating in-
structions for patio heater, item
no. 12016
Please read before starting!
Failure to observe these instructions can affect or damage the device and other objects and lead to
personal injury.
We therefore recommend that you read the relevant chapter of these instructions prior to assembly
and before each use. Follow the steps in the order they are specified and please observe the safety
warnings.
These instructions form part of the product. They should therefore always be stored with the product
and should be passed on to each subsequent user.
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Table of contents
Technical specifications ............................................................................................................ 3
Delivery specifications .............................................................................................................. 4
Exploded view .......................................................................................................................... 5
Operational elements ................................................................................................................ 6
Function ................................................................................................................................... 6
Utilisation ................................................................................................................................. 7
Warranty and disclaimer ........................................................................................................... 7
Safety instructions .................................................................................................................... 8
Definition of terms used ...................................................................................................... 8
Danger "Hot surfaces and parts" ........................................................................................ 9
Danger "Gas is highly flammable" .................................................................................... 10
Danger "Gas displaces oxygen" ........................................................................................ 11
Assembly ................................................................................................................................ 12
Assembly procedure ............................................................................................................... 13
Connecting and disconnecting the gas cylinder ....................................................................... 15
Connecting the gas cylinder .............................................................................................. 16
Disconnecting the gas cylinder.......................................................................................... 17
Operation ................................................................................................................................ 18
Starting up the heater ....................................................................................................... 18
Switching off the heater .................................................................................................... 19
Cleaning ................................................................................................................................. 20
Heater .............................................................................................................................. 20
Maintenance ........................................................................................................................... 20
Environmental information and disposal measures.................................................................. 20
Troubleshooting ...................................................................................................................... 21
Declaration of Conformity ....................................................................................................... 22

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Technical specifications
Approvals
ITS Test number - 0359 Pin No. 359BU1020
Heater
Appliance category I3+ according to DIN EN 14543
Total weight approx. 15.5 kg
Dimensions (Ø x H) approx. 76 x 220 mm
Gas system
Heat output approx. 14 kW
Mass flow rate 1018 g/h
Burning time approx. 1 h/kg at full power
Gas type Liquid gas (propane/butane)
Gas cylinder Standard gas cylinder with 5 or 11 kg liquid gas
Pressure regulator Model Preset and -approved pressure regulator
Flow rate max. 1.5 kg/h
Operating pressure 28-30 mbar at butane, 37 mbar at propane
Gas hose -approved hose (max 1.5 m)
Ignition Piezo ignition
Flame regulation infinitely adjustable 0 - max.
Nozzle diameter 1,88 mm

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Delivery specifications
Pos. Qty. Description Pos. Qty. Description
1 1 Base a 6 M6x15
2 1 Cylinder chamber support b 3 M6
3 1 Connection for cylinder cham-
ber support
c 6 Ø20xØ6,5x1,0
4 1 Rubber attachment d 9 M6x15
5 1 lower column (long) e 15 M6
6 1 Connection f 9 M5x15
7 1 upper column (short) g 9 M4x15
8 1 Cylinder chamber with cover h 9 M4
9 1 Spanner i 18 Ø12xØ4,3x1,0
10 1 Burner unit
11 3 Reflector, 3-piece
12 3 Connection for reflector
13 1 Connecting ring for reflector
14 1 Pressure regulator

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a
b
c
d
e
f
g
h
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Exploded view

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Controls
Pos. Designation Function
A Piezo igniter Ignite gas on burner (press).
B Flame regulator Fill burner with gas to ignite (keep depressed and
turn to "large flame" setting).
After ignition adjust the heat input for the left burner
(turn).
G1 Pressure reducer Reduce gas pressure.
G2 control button with safety catch Cut-off safety device with 2 settings:
9 o'clock setting: gas off / shut off gas cylinder
12 o'clock setting: Gas is on.
G3 gas cylinder with bottle valve Fuel container
G4 Gas hose with hose clip Directs gas to burner.
G5
12
G1
G3
9
G2
G1
G2
G4 G4

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Utilisation
Correct utilisation
This heater is a gas-powered heater for use outdoors or in well-ventilated areas. It is designed to be
used exclusively for heating purposes outdoors or in well-ventilated areas and in accordance with all
of the details in this instruction manual.
For private use only!
Improper use
Any other application or applications extending beyond the stated purpose are not authorised. In par-
ticular, this applies to the following types of misuse:
• Do not operate the heater with any fuel other than liquid gas (propane/butane).
Warranty and disclaimer
The heater has been manufactured according to the general engineering rules that were valid at the
time manufacturing was started and the requirements of the - sign. It is recognised and approved
by the ITS (test number -0359). The heater left the factory in perfect condition regarding its function
and safety.
The patio heater is subject to our warranty for a term of two years from the date of purchase. This war-
ranty covers manufacturing defects and faulty parts as well as the replacement of these parts. The cost
of freight, assembly, replacement of worn parts, and other such costs are not covered by this warranty.
The warranty shall expire and any responsibility shall pass over to the executor:
• if the heater is not used properly.
• if the heater is used despite visible damage or incomplete assembly.
• if technical alterations are made to the heater
• if accessories are used that are not expressly authorised for this heater (if in doubt please ask our
customer service department).
• if LANDMANN GmbH & Co. KG original spare parts are not used.

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Safety precautions
Definition of terms used
The following pictograms and signal words are used in these instructions to point out hazards and
important information:
Safety precautions
Pictogram and signal word Note on ...
Danger
... a possible danger that can result in severe personal in-
jury or damage to property if the specified measures are
not observed.
Caution
... a possible danger that can result in damage to property
if the specified measures are not observed.
Operating notes
Pictogram Note on ...
... a useful function or tip.

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Danger "Hot surfaces and parts"
During operation some parts of the heater can become very hot, particularly
those that are close to the burner.
Possible consequences:
• Severe burns if parts near the burner are touched.
• Fire or smouldering fire if flammable materials or substances are located
in close proximity to the heater.
Safety measures before use:
• When setting up the barbecue, make sure that
• the heater cannot tip over during strong wind.
– there are not, and will not be, any flammable materials or substances
in close proximity to the heater. Minimum distance to flammable ma-
terials or substances: 2 m above and 1 m to the side. Distance to
flame-resistant materials or substances, e.g. walls: min. 0.25 m.
– the heater is operated outdoors or in a well-ventilated area.
– in well-ventilated areas at least 25% of the enclosure surface must
be open.
– the enclosure surface is the sum of all wall surfaces.
– the heater is positioned firmly on a sufficiently large surface area. It
must not be moved during operation.
Safety measures during operation:
• Never leave the heater unattended. Take particular care to ensure that
children and pets are kept at a safe distance from the heater.

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Danger "Gas is highly flammable"
Liquid gas is highly flammable and explosive.
Possible consequences:
• Serious personal injury or damage to property if escaping gas ignites in
an environment in which it is not controlled.
Safety measures:
• Only operate the heater outdoors or in well-ventilated areas.
In well-ventilated areas at least 25% of the enclosure surface must be
open. The enclosure surface is the sum of all wall surfaces.
• Protect the gas cylinder and the gas hose from direct sunlight and other
heat sources (max. 50°C). Take special care to ensure that the gas hose
does not come into contact with any part of the heater.
• When igniting the gas flame take special care to keep your head
away from the burner.
• Close the valve on the gas cylinder immediately after each use (turn the
valve clockwise).
• Close the valve of the liquid gas cylinder or the pressure regulator before
moving the heater.
• Never leave the heater unattended. If the flame extinguishes, relight im-
mediately or cut off the supply from the gas cylinder.
• When connecting the gas cylinder make sure that there are no sources of
ignition within a 5 m radius.
• Take special care not to light any naked flames, do not smoke or switch
on electrical appliances (devices, lights, doorbells), etc. (sparkover pos-
sible).
• Before each use, make sure that all gas connections are sealed and
intact.
• If necessary, replace the hose in order to comply with the corresponding
national requirements.
If the connections for the gas supply are porous or faulty, the heater must
not be used. This also applies, for example, to hoses or fittings blocked
by insects, as this can lead to a dangerous flashback.

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Danger "Gas displaces oxygen"
Liquid gas is heavier than oxygen. Therefore, it settles on the ground, displa-
cing the oxygen at that level.
Possible consequences:
• Suffocation resulting from a lack of oxygen if the gas concentration is
allowed to rise sufficiently.
Safety measures:
• Do not cover the ventilation openings of the storage compartment for the
liquid gas cylinder.
• Only use the heater outdoors in a well ventilated area and above ground
level (i.e. not in cavities below ground level).
• Close the valve on the gas cylinder after each use.
• Close the valve of the liquid gas cylinder or the pressure regulator before
moving the device.
• Never leave the heater unattended. If the flame extinguishes, relight im-
mediately or cut off the supply from the gas cylinder.
• Before each use, make sure that all gas connections are sealed and
intact.
• If necessary, replace the hose in order to comply with the corresponding
national requirements.
If the connections for the gas supply are porous or faulty, the heater must
not be used.
If the heater is not being used for a prolonged period, cut off the supply
from the gas cylinder and store properly:
– Fit the gas cylinder valve with a cap nut and safety cap.
– Do not store the gas cylinder in rooms below ground level, in or near
stairways, hallways or passages and thoroughfares between buil-
dings.
– Always store gas cylinders upright, even if they are empty!

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Assembly
Before you start
Here are a few tips to help you assemble your heater quickly and successfully:
• Check that no parts are missing by placing all of the individual parts on an empty table (we reserve
the right to make minor technical alterations, such as the content of the small parts bag).
• If, despite careful factory checks, a component is missing, please contact our customer service
department (see the last page). We will then immediately attend to your request.
Sort out the small parts, as some of the bolts, for example, are very similar and can be easily
confused.
• For assembly you will need a medium size screwdriver and a suitable spanner (flat spanner or box
spanner).
• You will need a flat spanner (AF17) to connect the gas cylinder.
Only use tools that are intact and suitable for the job at hand. Worn or unsuitable tools will not allow
you to tighten the bolts sufficiently, but will damage them to the extent that they can no longer be
turned.
• Always attach all connecting elements (bolts, nuts, etc) as shown in the following illustrations. If
you misplace a connecting element, replace this with an appropriate part. Only by doing this can
you ensure that the construction is strong and safe.
• It is essential that you follow the instructions in the order they are specified!
• Read the text for each step before carrying it out, as useful information is sometimes only provided
at the end of the section.
•
Even if you are not experienced at DIY, assembly does not generally take more than one hour.

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Assembly procedure
1. Assemble the cylinder chamber supports (2) to the base (1)
using M6x15 (d) bolts and M6 (e) nuts.
2. Screw the connecting element (3) to the cylinder chamber
supports (2) using M6x15 (a) bolts and M6 (e) nuts.
3. Slide the rubber attachment (4) over the underside of the
lower column (long) (5) in such a way that the holes in the
rubber attachment (4) align with the holes in the lower co-
lumn (5).
Now insert the lower column (long) (5) with the rubber at-
tachment (4) onto the connecting element (3) and secure it
in place using three M5x15 (f) cylinder head screws.
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3
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4. Place the connecting ring (6) onto the lower column (long)
(5). Now slide the upper column (short) (7) onto the lower
column (long) (5) until the three holes overlap. Secure the
column (long and short) (5 +7) using M5x15 (f) bolts.
5. Slide the cylinder chamber (8) over the column (long and
short) (5 +7) until it reaches the base. (1).
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6. Screw the connections for the reflector (13) to individual
reflector units (12) using M4x15 (g) bolts, Ø4.3 (i) washers
and M4 (h) nuts.
7. First place the reflector and the connecting ring (14) onto
the threaded rods of the burner (11). Secure the reflector
(12) in place using Ø 6.5 (c) washers and M6 (b) bolts.
8. Feed the hose through the column (long and short) (5+7)
and secure the burner unit (11) to the column (long and
short) (5+7) using 3 M6x15 (d) hex bolts.
(see Fig. d)
12
13
14
13
11
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9. To connect a gas cylinder slide the cylinder chamber (8)
upwards, connect the cylinder and position it between
the cylinder chamber supports (3). Then lower the cylin-
der chamber (8) over the gas cylinder until it comes into
contact with the base (1).
10. Assembled gas patio heater.
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Connecting and disconnecting the gas cylinder
Parts and tools needed
• 17 mm spanner (open-ended spanner SW 17)
• Gas cylinder
Standard camping gas cylinder with 5 or 11 kg liquid gas (e.g. grey camping propane gas cylinder).
These are available at DIY shops or liquid gas suppliers.
Leak detector
• You can locate any leaks in the gas system using a leak detector. This can be purchased at DIY
shops or liquid gas suppliers. Please follow the operating instructions of the leak detector.
The following parts are included in delivery. They comply with the standards applicable in the country
to which they have been supplied by LANDMANN.
Pressure regulator
Preset and -approved pressure regulator, max. 1.5 kg/h, operating pressure 30 mbar, suitable
for the gas cylinder used.
Gas hose
-approved hose of sufficient length, allowing installation without any kinks.
Connecting the Gas Cylinder
Danger "Ignition of escaping gas"
Liquid gas is highly flammable and explosive.
Possible consequences:
• Serious personal injury or damage to property if escaping gas ignites in
an environment in which it is not controlled.
Safety precautions:
• When connecting the gas cylinder ensure that there are no sources of
ignition within a 5 m radius.
• Take special care not to light any naked flames, do not smoke or switch
on electric appliances (devices, lights, door bells), etc. (sparkover possi-
ble).
• If necessary, replace the hose in order to comply with the corresponding
national requirements.
1. Select a suitable place to set up the cooker. Make sure that ...
– no flammable materials or substances are in close proximity to the cooker. Minimum distance
to flammable materials or substances: 2m above and 1m to the side; distance to flame resi-
stant materials or substances - min 0.25 m.
– the cooker is positioned firmly on a flat, sufficiently large surface area. It must not be moved
during operation.

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G5
G1
G3
9
G2
G4
2. Position the gas cylinder next to the heater.
– Never lay the gas cylinder on its side or
place it on the base shelf.
– The gas hose must not be bent or un-
der tension.
3. Check that the gas cylinder (G3) and the
pressure reducer (G1) are in good working
order.
4. Turn the control button (G2) to the 9 o'clock
setting and fit the pressure reducer (G1)
onto the gas cylinder valve.
5. Turn the control button (G2) to the 9 o'clock setting. Check to ensure that the pressure reducer (G1)
is securely on the gas cylinder (G3).
6. Check the connection between the pressure reducer (G1) and the gas hose (G4) and the gas hose
(G4) to the setting device (19) to ensure they are secure.
7. Open the cylinder vale by pulling the red safety catch on the control button (G2) forwards a little
and by turning the control button to the 12 o'clock setting. Use a standard leak detector to ensure
that all connections are tight.
Please observe the instructions for the leak detection agent!
– Never check for leaks using a naked flame. Listening for leaks is not a reliable method of
detection either.
– If the connection is not sealed immediately close the bottle valve (turn control button (G2) to
9 o'clock setting) and tighten the connection or replace the leaking part. Repeat the leak test.
8. If you do not wish to use the barbecue immediately, close the cylinder valve: turn control button
(G2) to the 9 o'clock setting.
Shut off Gas Cylinder
G1
G3
9
G2
G4
1. Close the cylinder valve: turn control button
(G2) to a 9 o'clock position).
2. Pull the red safety leverl on the control but-
ton (G2) forwards a little, turn the control
button t(G2) to a 9 o'clock setting and pull
the pressure reducer (G1) from the gas cy-
linder valve.
3. Store the pressure reducer (G1) with the gas hose (G4) underneath the heatrer. Make sure that the
gas hose is not kinked or twisted in any way.
4. Storing the gas cylinder correctly:
– Fit the gas cylinder valve with a cap nut and safety cap.
– Do not store the gas cylinder in rooms below ground level, or in or near stairways, hallways or
passages and thoroughfares between buildings.
– Always store gas cylinders upright, even if they are empty!

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Operation
Starting up the burner
Before using, wash the roasting tray (2) thoroughly with warm soapy water and allow both to dry
well. Then apply cooking oil to the top side of both parts. This will prevent the cooked food from sticking
to the roasting tray.
1. Check to ensure that ....
– no flammable materials or substances are in close proximity to the cooker. Minimum distance
to flammable materials or substances: 2m above and 1m to the side; distance to flame resi-
stant materials or substances - min 0.25 m.
– the cooker is positioned firmly on a flat, sufficiently large surface area. It must not be moved
during operation.
2. Check to ensure that ....
– the burner is fully assembled and has no obvious defects.
– the roasting tray (2) is inserted.
G1
G3
9
G2
G4
3. Open the cylinder valve by pulling the red
safety catch on the control button (G2) for-
wards a little and turning the control button
to the 12 o'clock setting.
4. Check to make sure that the gas system
is leak-proof. If not, immediately turn the
control button (G2) to the 9 o'clock setting.
Caution: Do not lean over the cooker during steps 7 and 8. Keep a safe distance.
5. Press and turn the left flame regulator (B) to the "large flame" setting and keep it depressed.
6. If necessary, press the piezo igniter (A) repeatedly until the burner ignites.
7. Wait for a few seconds and then release the flame regulator (B).
If the flame goes out, turn the left flame regulator (B) to "•" (off), wait 3 minutes and repeat steps
6 to 8.
8. Press and turn the middle flame regulator (B) to "large flame" and keep it depressed until the
middle of the burner ignites.
9. Press and turn the right flame regulator (B) to "large flame" and keep it depressed until the right
side of the burner ignites.
10. Allow the burner to heat up at full power.
The first time it is used, the burner should be heated at full power without any food for approxima-
tely 20 minutes to allow the food-safe coating to harden (as is the case with any oven).
11. When the burner has heated up sufficiently turn the flame regulator (B) to the desired setting (size
of flame).
12. You can now place the food on the roasting tray (2). We recommend that you wear barbecue gloves
or similar for protection against the heat.