MrHeater MH4GC User manual

GOLF CART HEATER
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WHAT SIZE PROPANE TANK CAN I USE?
Only use 1lb bottles with this heater.
HOW LONG DOES IT OPERATES ON A 1LB
CYLINDER?
It operates up to 5.5 hours on a 1lb cylinder.
CAN I USE THIS HEATER INDOORS?
This heater is for outdoor use only.
ARE THERE ANY SAFETY FEATURES I
SHOULD KNOW ABOUT?
Heater has an Oxygen Depletion Sensor, a Tip-Over Switch,
and there is a wind resistant protective screen.
I HEAR A RATTLING NOISE WHEN I MOVE
MY HEATER. IS SOMETHING BROKEN?
The soundyou hearis the ball bearing in the tip-overswitch.
When this ball is moved too far, it will stop the flow of
propane and cause the flame to go out.
I CANNOT GET A PILOT FLAME, WHAT
CAN I DO?
Clean the pilot assembly. To get to the pilot assembly you
have to remove the four screws on the back of the heater.
1. Remove the grill. It is held in by tension and there
are three small prongs. Pop them out either with
your fingers or a small screw driver.
2. Remove the 4 screws behind the head of the
heater with a Phillips head screwdriver.
1. Remove
grill
2a. Remove
2 screws

GOLF CART HEATER
Technical Support
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866-447-2194 (USA & Canada)
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MH4GC
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Updated: June 20, 2016
3. Remove the guard and the ring then pull back on
the windshield to reveal the pilot assembly.
4. Using a cotton swab soaked in rubbing alcohol,
twist the swab into the pilot tube 2 inches to the
bottom of the tube. Let it soak for 20 seconds,
and twist while removing. Follow by blowing
through a straw into the hole to remove any
remains.
It may take a couple tries to clear out a blockage or insects
for the pilot flame to work.
3. Pull back
the windshield
Windshield
pulled back
2b. Remove
2 screws
4. Pilot tube:
Insert cotton
swab here