Legacy Heating PH02-S User manual

Owner’s Manual
DANGER
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
If you smell gas:
1. Shut off gas to the appliance.
3. If odor continues, keep away from
the appliance and immediately call
Do not store or use gasoline or other
vicinity of this or any other appliance.
An LP-cylinder not connected for use
shall not be stored in the vicinity of
this or any other appliance.
Improper installation, adjustment, alteration, service or maintenance can cause injury or
property damage. Read the owner’s manual thoroughly before installing or servicing this
result causing property damage, personal injury or loss of life.
For outdoor use only.
Save these instructions for future use. If
you are assembling this unit for someone
else, give this manual to him or her and
read and save for the future.
Model No.：PH02-S/CAPH-7SMOCHA/CAPH-7-S
/CAPH-7-SB/ CAPH-7-S HB
/v-CAPH-7-S/PH02-SS/CAPH-7-SS
3177588
Intertek
If you have any question or concerns, please DO NOT RETURN this item before contact with customer service.
Please contact with California Outdoor Design at the below resources:
Toll Free Phone: [phone] Monday –Friday 8am-4:30pm.
Email:[email protected]

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WARNING
Before you assemble or operate this unit, please carefully read this entire manual. Failure to do so
SAFETY INFORMATION
•The installation of this unit must adhere to local codes or either the National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI
Z223. 1/NFPA54, OR CAN/CGA-B149.1, National Gas and Propane Installation Code.
•THIS UNIT IS INTENDED FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY! This product shall be used outdoors, in a
ventilated space and shall not be used in any enclosed area.
•This unit is to be used with propane gas only! (sold separately)
•Do not attach a remote gas supply to this unit.
•Only use propane gas for this unit.
•This unit is not intended for natural gas.
•Converting this unit to natural gas is dangerous and not recommended. The conversion of this unit
will void the manufacturer warranty.
•Do not use any solid fuel or charcoal for this unit.
•If the propane gas tank is leaking gas, you may hear, see, or smell a hiss. Do the following:
•Applying too much propane may result in gas pooling and will not burn. Allow fresh air into the unit
so that the remaining gas may escape.
•
•The max. inlet supply pressure: max. Gas supply 11 in w.c. (2.74kPa)
•Use LP propane tanks with the following dimensions: diameter 12 in, height 18 in.
•You must use a propane tank that has a collar to protect the gas valve.
•
•The tank system must be set up for vapor withdrawal.
•Discontinue use if any part of the propane tank is damaged. Rust and dents may be hazardous and
should be inspected by a gas supplier.
•Do not burn anything other than the provided materials for this patio heater.
•Do not operate unit until all parts are fully assembled.
•Do not paint or color any part of this heating unit.
•Unit may be hot while in use, do not attempt to move it while in use.
•Never leave this heating unit unattended while in use.
•This unit is not intended for cooking.
•
•Keep a safe distance to avoid burning skin or clothing.
•Do not sit or rest hands or feet on this heating unit.
•
•Keep all electrical cords and fuel supply hose away from heated surfaces.
•Combustible material should not be within 24 inches of the top of the unit, or within 36 inches
around the entire unit.
•
vapors and liquids.
•
•Do not add water into the unit.
•Do not operate unit if any part has been under water. Call a service technician to replace any

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damaged parts should this occur.
•Do not disconnect any part while unit is in use.
•Do not store a spare propane tank on or near this unit.
•If the heating unit is indoors, detach the propane tank and leave outdoors.
•
•Always remove protective cover before operating (if applicable).
•Check for leaks after not using the unit for long periods of time.
•Children should never operate this unit. Children must be supervised while near this unit.
•Keep gas tank at least 5 feet away from unit when lit. (if external tank)
•The maximum gas supply pressure is 250psi.
•
inspected annually and cleaned regularly.
•Inspect all elements of this heating unit before each use. If there is damage, the burner must be
replaced.
•Be aware of the hazards of high temperatures and stay away from the unit to avoid any burns or
injury.
•
of the U.S. Department of Transportation or the National Standard of Canada CAN/CSA-B339, LP gas
tanks, spheres and tubes for Transportation of Dangerous Goods; and Commission.
•
gas tank connection.
•
•Children and adults should be alerted to the hazards of high surface temperatures and should
stay away to avoid burns or clothing ignition.
•Young children should be carefully supervised when they are in the area of the appliance.
•
near the appliance.
•Any guard or other protective device removed for servicing the appliance shall be replaced
prior to operating the appliance.
•
may be required as necessary. It is imperative that the control compartment, burners and
circulating airways of the appliance are kept clean.
NOTE: You must follow all steps to properly assemble this heating item. Make sure the gas
valve is turned “OFF” before assembling. Do NOT attempt to assemble without proper tools.

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BE CAREFUL: WHEN CERTAIN MATERIALS OR
ITEMS ARE STORED ABOVE, BESIDE OR UNDER
THIS HEATER WHILE IN USE, THEY WILL BE
SUBJECT TO RADIANT HEAT AND COULD BE
SERIOUSLY DAMAGED.
Combustible materials should not be within 24
inches of the top of the unit, or within 36 inches
around the entire unit.
SAFETY INFORMATION

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HARDWARE
Before beginning assembly of product, make sure all parts are present. Compare parts with
package contents list and hardware contents list. If any parts are missing or damaged, do not
attempt to assemble the product.
Estimated Assembly Time: 30 minutes
Tools Required for Assembly (not included): Phillips Screwdriver
AA
HH
GG
FFDD
CC
BB
KK
JJ
II MM
LL
EE
Item Description Qty
AA M6x10 Screw 8
BB M6 Nut 14
CC M8 Bolt 3
DD M6x22Bolt 6
EE Wrench 1
FF Reflector Stud 3
GG Wing Nut 3
HH Washer 6
II Anchoring Arm 3
JJ Anchoring Nut 3
KK Cap Nut 9
LL Small screw 9
MM Webbing 1

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CONTENTS
Item Description Qty
A Reflector Panel 3
B Center Reflector 1
C Head Assembly 1
D Post 1
E Tank Housing 1
FPost Support 1
GSupport Legs 1
H Regulator 1
IBase 1
JWheel Assembly 1
B
A
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
I
I
I
1. Align the holes in the wheel assembly (J) with the
holes in the base (I), attach the wheel assembly to
the base using 2 pcs M6x10 screws (AA) and 2 pcs
M6 nuts (BB).
2. Mount the 3 pcs anchoring arms (II) to the
holes on the base (I) using 6 pcs M6x10 screws
(AA) and 6 pcs M6 nuts (BB).
3. Attach the 3 pcs support legs (G) to the top of the
base (I) using 3 pcs M8 bolts (CC).
J
II
JJ
G
I
Optional: If you wish, the patio heater can be
fixed by hammering the 3 pcs anchoring nuts
(JJ) into ground through the anchoring arms
after assembly.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
4. Attach the post support (F) to the top of the support
legs (G) using 6 pcs M6 x 22 bolts (DD) and 6 pcs M6
nuts (BB).
5. Place the tank housing (E) on top of the assembly.
F
G
E
6.
(FF) into the top holes of the head assembly (C).
C
FF

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7. -
semble the outer rim using one small screw (LL)
and one cap nut (KK). Repeat this step with the
three M6 screws (AA) and three cap nuts (KK).
Tighten all screws tightly.
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8.
ers (HH) and three wing nuts (GG).
9.Unscrew the four screws that are preas-
sembled on the head assembly (C). Place the
head assembly (C) into the top of the post (D) by
inserting the regulator (H) into the post (D).
Tightly fasten the previously removed screws
back into the head assembly (C) through the
slots at the top of the post (D).
C
CH
D
FF
HH
GG

ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
H
CYLINDER VALVE
PRESSURE
RELIEF VALVE
BLEED-OFF
VALVE
BLACK COUPLING NUT
REGULATOR
turn clockwise to connect
turn clockwise
to reseal
12. Turn the cylinder valve on the tank
clockwise to close the propane tank.
Attach the regulator (H) to the cylinder
valve by turning the regulator coupling
nut clockwise. Make sure it is fastened
securely and tighten connections by hand
only.
11. Place the 20 lb gas cylinder in the center of
the base, fasten it with the webbing (MM).
10. Remove the pre-assembled screws from the
post support (F) and attach post (D) to the post
support (F) using those 4 screws.
MM
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F
D
C

OPERATION
Before performing a leak test, be sure that no sparks can occur and you are in a spacious outdoor
area. Connect the propane gas tank to the regulator and turn the valve on the unit to the “off”
position. Brush a soap and water mixture on all connections. Turn the gas supply on; if bubbles
occur on any connection there may be a leak. If you smell gas or a leak is discovered turn the
gas valve off, disconnect propane gas tank and do not use the appliance until the leak is
repaired.
Do not use the heating unit without inspecting the gas hose. If there are signs of wear or abrasion
you must replace the hose (if applicable).
temporary condition. Emitter screen will become a bright red due to the heat. The color is more
To Light
1. Turn on the valve on the gas supply cylinder.
2. Press and turn the variable control knob to the ‘HI’ position.
3. Press down the variable control knob and hold for 30 seconds.
4. While holding down the variable control knob, press the igniter button several times until the
5. If a new tank has just been connected, allow at least
one minute or more for the air in the gas pipeline to
purge out.
6.
viewing hole located on the base of the burner.
7. Turn the variable control knob to the ‘LO’ position for
5 minutes or more before turning the knob to desired
variable control knob to the ‘LO’ position.
8.
out by wind, turn off the heater and wait at least 5
minutes or more to let the gas dissipate before lighting
again to avoid possible gas explosion. Repeat steps 2
through 4.
Variable control
knob
Igniter
To Extinguish
1. Turn control knob clockwise to the “off” position.
2. Close the cylinder valve on the propane gas tank if you don’t intend to use it for a long time.
OFF
HI
LO
IGNITER
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MAINTENANCE
•Before performing any maintenance always disconnect propane gas tank.
•Keep the heating item free and clear from combustible materials.
•Visually inspect burner for obstructions and keep tank enclosure free and clear from debris.
•Use a soft brush to get rid of the mild stains, loose dirt and soil after the burner is completely
cooled down. Wipe down with a soft cloth.
•Harsh weather conditions may cause stubborn stains, discoloration and possibly rust pitting.
•Permanent damage may occur if powder or solvent comes in contact with painted or plastic
components on this heating unit.
•Keep the heating unit stored away from direct sunlight.
•If storing this unit inside, disconnect the propane gas tank from the gas valve.
•Not using manufacturer approved or supplied parts/accessories may result in a defective condition
and void the warranty of this heating unit.
•Always place lid (if applicable) or protective cover on heating item when not in use.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem Cause Solution
The burner will not light. The burner injector is clogged. Clean the burner injector.
There is low gas supply pressure. Call your gas supplier.
The burner flame goes off
immediately after ignition.
There is low gas pressure. Call your gas supplier.
The ignition is delayed. The main burner carryover ports are
clogged.
Clean the main burner ports.
There is low gas pressure. Call your gas supplier.
The combustion on the burner is
inadequate.
There is not enough air. Check the air passageways and burners
for dirt and debris, and clean with
compressed air.
The burner flame is low. The supply hose is bent or twisted. Straighten the hose and perform a leak
test.
There is blockage in the burner
injector.
Clean or replace the burner injector.
The emitter glows uneven. There is blockage in the burner
injector.
Clean or replace the burner injector.
The base is not on a level surface. Place the heater on a level surface.
The gas pressure is low. Replace the cylinder with a new
cylinder.
There is slight smoke and odor
during initial operation.
This is residue from the
manufacturing process.
This will stop after approximately 30
minutes of operation.
There is thick black smoke. There is blockage in the burner. Turn off the heater and let it cool.
Remove the blockage and clean the
inside and outside of the burner.
The heater produces a whistling
noise when the burner is lit.
Air passageways are blocked. Check the minimum installation
clearances and air passageways for
debris.
There is air in the gas line. Operate the burner until the air is
completely purged.
The heater produces a clicking
noise just after the burner is lit
or turned off.
The metal is expanding and
contracting.
This is common with heaters. If noise is
excessive, contact a qualified service
person.
There is a gas odor even when
the control knob is in the OFF
position.
There is a gas leak. Locate and correct the leak
immediately.
The gas control is defective. Replace the gas control.
There is a gas odor during
combustion.
There is foreign matter in the gas or
on the burner ports.
Check the gas passageway and burner.
The heater is burning vapors from
paint or impurities in the air.
Stop storing and using odor causing
products near the heater.
There is gas leaking from the
regulator and hose connection, the
valve and pipe connections, and the
pipes.
Locate and correct the leaks, or contact
your gas supplier.
There is carbon build-up. There is dirt or film on the reflector
and flame screen.
Clean the reflector and flame screen.
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WARRANTY
CONTACT
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