Living Heat LQ-H001A User manual

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GAS HEATER

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INTRODUCTION
 Thank you for purchasing gas heater from us. We believe it has the best
heating system in similar types.
 This instruction manual has been carefully prepared to ensure you will be
able to easily operate, learn more about it and fully realize all its inherent
capabilities.

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TECHNICAL DATA
Gas Category
Gas Type
Gas Pressure
I3B/P(30)
Butane (G30), Propane (G31) and
their mixture
(28~30)mbar
I3+(28~30/37)
Butane (G30) at
(28~30)mbar/Propane(G31) at
37mbar
(28~30/37)mbar
I3B/P(37)
Butane (G30), Propane (G31) and
their mixture
37mbar
Model No.
LQ-H001A, LQ-
H002, LQ-H002A,
LQ-H002B, LQ-H003,
LQ-H003A,
LQ-H002S, LQ-
KB1B LQ-KB1
Heat Input
4100W (298g/h)
Heat Range
3 levels (4100W/ 2750W/ 1400W)
Product Size
Weight
420x380x730mm
N.W/ G.W: 7.5kg/
9.5kg
420mmx380x730mm
N.W/ G.W: 7kg/ 8kg
380x300x570mm
N.W/G.W: 6kg/7kg
Gas Hose
Gas
Regulator
Certified gas hose according to applicable EN-standard and
comply with local code (recommend 50mm)
Certified according to EN16129 and comply with local code
(flow rate max. 1kg/h)
Note: Always check up the flexible tube before use. Replace broken or expired
hose.
The heater shall be always used in draughty room. Allow plenty of fresh air,
never seal up the doorways and windows. This will bring efficient combustion
and comfortable environment.

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Ceramic Tiles Activate
Room Size
Ventilation Area
3
82m²
＞103m²
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
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There are 3 controls need to be paid attention.
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The first is the valve on the cylinder, which will be used to turn ON and
OFF the gas supply.
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The second is the gas control knob with a dial which has 3 positions
marked on it.
 This control knob is located on the top end of the heater (fig4).
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The third is the piezoelectric ignition button next to the gas control knob
(fig4).
 Pressing this button will generate a spark on the pilot burner thus igniting
the gas to the pilot burner.
 The pilot and center burner should remain alight.
 You may now adjust the heater setting to Low/Med/High as required.

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INSTALLATION
1. Put the cylinder into the gas heater.
2. Install the protection baffle to make sure the cylinder cant' move.
3. Connect the pipe to the gas valve with cap (make sure there’s no leakage).
4. Connect another side of the pipe to the regulator with cap (make sure
there’s no leakage).
5. Open the gas tap before using the heater, and close the gas tap after using.
Note: The heater shall not be installed in high rise flats, basements, bathrooms
or bedrooms. Please follow the local installation regulations in force.
LIGHTING HEATER
 Before connecting the regulator to the gas cylinder, check whether there is
a rubber washer on the regulator, and the washer must be in good
condition.
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Connect the regulator to the gas cylinder by turning the hand wheel
anticlockwise.
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Open the gas cylinder by turning the gas cylinder valve anticlockwise. Turn
the gas control knob on the heater to setting 1 (fig4).
 Press the control knob down and hold in the pressed condition. This will
allow gas to flow to the pilot and center burner.
 While holding the control knob in the pressed position, push the
piezoelectric ignition (fig4) button 2 or 3 times. Each time you strike this
piezoelectric ignition you will hear a clicking sound as well as see a spark
on the pilot burner.

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 Once the pilot has lit, continue holding the gas control knob in the
pressed position for a further 10 to 15 seconds thus activating the flame
failure safety device.
TURNING OFF THE HEATER
 To turn off the heater, turn the control knob to position 1 and close the
gas cylinder valve by turning the knob on the cylinder clockwise. Ensure
that the pilot flame and the center burner are extinguished
TESTING GAS LEAKS
 When you suspect that the heater is leaking, turn off the gas supply and
have the unit inspected by a qualified technician. Do not attempt to locate
the source of leak with a naked flame. Locate it by sound, smell or by
applying soapy water. Any bubbles forming will indicate the whereabouts
of a leak.
SAFETY TIPS
 Do not move the heater while it is in use.
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Always face the heater towards the center of the room.
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Use it only in a well-ventilated room. Ventilation is vital for the efficient
performance of this heater and for safety of the occupants of the room in
which it is being used. Allow plenty of fresh air in, never seal up the
doorways and windows.
 Prevent young children and elderly people from touching very hot
surfaces.

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 The normal dress guard only protects against accidental clothing contact.
 Do not place clothes or other material on the heater. Keep all flammable
materials at least one meter away from the heater.
 Do not use in a caravan, motorhome or mobile home.
 Turn off the gas valve and gas supply after its application.
 Never use or store solvents and pressure pack cans near a gas heater-even
if the heater is turned off.
 Never dispose of rubbish such as cigarette butts in a gas fire-this can
affect combustion and produce dangerous pollutants.
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Always operate the gas control and cylinder valve from the side or rear of
the heater. Standing in front of the heater exposes you to the risk of burns.
WARNING
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Read the instructions in the manual carefully. It has important information
both for operation use and for your safety.
 Do not use faulty appliances.
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Maintenance and repairs must be carried out by a qualified person only.
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Your heater should be checked manually by a qualified person for safe
operation and to detect any fault.
 Retain these instructions for future reference. If necessary, a new copy may
be obtained from your Dealer.
 Turn off the gas container valve after use.
 The appliance is suitable for 14.2kg/5.5kg LPG cylinder. When changing
the gas cylinder, move the appliance to a flame-free atmosphere. The
maximum size of the cylinder should be less than Dia.300mm, height: 500
mm. For the model LQ-KB1 the maximum cylinder size is Dia.300 mm,

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height: 320mm.
 Do not move the appliance when in use. Avoid twisting the gas hose.
 Do not place the heater near walls, curtains or furniture while in operation.
Always face the heater towards the center of the room when in use. Do
not put furniture or other thing in front of the heater; minimum clearance
to combustibles to the rear and sides of the heater is 1000mm.
 This appliance should be leakage tested before initial use and whenever
the cylinder has been reconnected after filling. Never use a naked flame to
test for leakage.
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This is a non-flue heater. Ensure the room is ventilated while the heater is
in operation. Do not operate in a bedroom, bathroom, caravan, boat.
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This appliance requires a hose and regulator, check with your gas supplier.
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Do not use in leisure vehicles such as caravans and auto caravans.
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The guard on this appliance is to prevent risk of fire or injury from burns
and no part of it should be permanently removed. It does not give full
protection for young children or the infirm.
 Do not move the appliance when operating, shocks and bumps may
activate the safety device.
 Turn off the regulator and disconnect the regulator from cylinder, allow
the heater to control fully before removing and replace the cylinder. Do
not attempt to remove the regulator while the heater is still working.
 The appliance shall not be used in high rise flats, basements, bathrooms or
bedrooms.

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CHANGING THE CYLINDER
 Turn off the regulator and disconnect the regulator from cylinder, allow
the heater to cool fully before removing and replace the cylinder. Do not
attempt to remove the regulator while the heater is still running.
 Change LPG cylinder in ample ventilated area, and from any ignition
source (candle, cigarettes and so on).
MAINTENANCE
 When the heater is not in use for a period of time, for instance, over the
summer, we recommend that it is kept covered or replaced in its carton to
minimize the accumulation of dust dirt that may occur.
 Maintenance and cleaning must be carried out with the gas supply turned
off and the heater cold. Do not attempt to clean the heater while it is in
use.
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Your heater should be checked annually by a qualified person for safe
operation and to detect any faults.
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If any faults are detected in use, stop using the heater and contact your
dealer for advice.
 Periodically clean the exterior and rear cylinder, storage area of your
heater to remove dust and lint built-up, which may affect operation of the
heater. You are suggested to clean or maintenance your heater every two
months.
 Light vacuuming with a soft brush will remove any dust built-up on the
surfaces of the ceramic elements. Do not scrape or knock these elements
as they may become very fragile with use.

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 Do not use abrasive products to clean the heater.
 Watch the pilot flame while it is in operation. It should burn steadily, if it
flickers or is yellow tipped, the heater should be checked for correct
operation.
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If any parts need replacement, they must be replaced only with genuine
original parts supplied by the manufacturer. The use of incorrect or
substitute the parts may be dangerous and will void any warranty.
Do not use wet rag or sprinkling water on the heater while cleaning. This may
cause serious problem to the heater. Under the circumstance of normal usage,
contact our agents to conduct regular maintenance. Leave the heater at a clean
and dry area when it is not used.
SAFETY TIPS
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Always leave the heater look upon the central room.
 Do not move the heater in front of it. Do not move the burning heater
from one room to another.
 Prevent people, especially young children and elderly people from
touching very hot surfaces.
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Never dry clothes at the top of the metal guard grill.
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Keep all flammable materials at least one meter away from the heater.
 Never use an unflued gas heater in a bathroom, bedroom or caravan. Toxic
gases may cause serious health problems in these situations.
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Never use or store solvents and pressure pack cans near a gas heater, even
if the heater is turned off.
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Never dispose of rubbish such as cigarette butts in a gas fire. This can
affect combustion and produce dangerous pollutants.
 Make sure rooms containing gas heater are well ventilated.

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 Keep areas around the heater free of papers, trash, and any other
combustible items.
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Place the heater on a level, hard, nonflammable surface. Do not place on
rugs, carpets or socket, near bedding or drapes, or on tables or
countertops.
 Tun the heater off if you leave the area, and never leave a heater on while
sleeping or if you leave home.
 Always use specified or standard wire, plug and socket. Always protect
them from moisture or water.
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Always turn off gas power and remove plug after use.
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The heater must not be located immediately below a socket outlet.
 Do not use this heater with a programmer, timer, separate remote-control
system or any other device that switches the heater on automatically, since
a fire risk exists if the heater is covered or positioned incorrectly.
 Do not use the heater in the immediate surrounding of a bath, a shower or
a swimming pool.
 If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its
service agent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.
 This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with
reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and
knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
 Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the
appliance.
 Children and disabled people are not allowed to operate the appliance
alone.
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Children of less than 3-year-old should be kept away unless continuously
supervised.
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Children age from 3 to 8 shall only switch on/off the appliance provided
that it has been placed or installed in its intended normal operating

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position and they have been given supervision or instruction concerning
use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.
Children age from 3 to 8 shall not plug in, regulate and clean the
appliance or perform user maintenance.
 Always check up the flexible hose before using. Replace broken or expired
hose.
CAUTION — some parts of this product can become very hot and cause burns.
Particular attention has to be given where children and vulnerable people are
present.

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