Procom MN060HPA Quick start guide

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MN060HPAMN100HPAMN100TPA
WARNING:Improperinstallation,
adjustment,alteration,serviceormainte-
nancecancauseinjuryorpropertydamage.
Refertothismanualforcorrectinstallationand
operationalprocedures. Forassistanceor
additionalinformation consultaqualified
installer, serviceagency, orgassupplier.
Thisappliancemaybe installed inan aftermar-
ket*permanentlylocated,manufactured
(mobile)home, wherenotprohibited bylocal
codes.
Thisapplianceisonly forusewiththe type of
gasindicatedontheratingplate.This
applianceis notconvertibleforusewithother
gases.
*Aftermarket: Completionofsale,notforpurposeof
resale, fromthe manufacturer.
Donot store,or usegasoline or other flammable
vaporsandliquidsin thevicinityofthisorany
other appliance.
WHATTODOIF YOUSMELL GAS
l Donot trytolightanyappliance.
l Donottouchanyelectricalswitch;donot
useanyphonein your building.
l Immediatelycallyour gassupplierfroma
neighbor sphone.Followthegas supplier s
instructions.
l If you cannotreachyourgassupplier,call
the fire department.
Installation and service must beperformed bya
qualifiedinstaller,serviceagencyor gas
supplier.
TableofContents
ImportantSafetyInformation.................................2
ProductFeatures.....................................................3
ProperVentilation &FreshAir..............................4
Installation................................................................6
Operating Your Heater............................................10
Cleaning &Maintenance.......................................13
Trouble Shooting...................................................14
Specifications..........................................................17
PartsList..................................................................19
WATERVAPOR:ABY-PRODUCTOFUNVENTEDROOM
HEATERS
Water vapor isaby-product ofgascombustion.An
unventedroomheaterproductes approximatelyone(1)
ounce(30ml) ofwater for every1,000 BTU s (.3KW s)of
gasinput per hour. Refer topage3.
OWNER SOPERATION ANDINSTALLATION MANUAL
INFRAREDVENT-FREE
NATURALGAS
SPACEHEATER
WARNING: Iftheinformation inthis
manualisnotfollowedexactly,afireor
explosionmayresultcausing property
damage, personalinjury, orlossoflife.
WARNING:Thisisanunvented gas-
firedheater. It usesair(oxygen)fromthe
roominwhichitisinstalled. Provi-
sionsforadequate combustion and ventila-
tion airmust be provided. Referto Air
ForCombustionandVentilation sectionon
page4ofthismanual.
Installer:Pleaseleave theseinstructionswith the
consumer.
Consumer:Pleaseretainthese instructionsfor
futureuse.
CONTINENTALAPPLIANCEINC/U.S.OFFICE
5Musick 4600Highlands Parkway S.E.
IrvineSuite#D/E
CA92618 Smyrna, GA30080
Nanjing PRO-COMElectricApplianceCo.,Ltd.
#6ChuangyeRoad,High NewTech.Zone,
GreatBridgeRoadNorth,Nanjing,210061,
China.
PR-ML062-13-0803

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IMPORTANT
SAFETYINFORMATION
Keep the appliancearea clear
and free fromcombustible
materials, gasoline,andother
flammablevaporsandliquids.
WARNINGS
IMPORTANT: Readthis
owner smanual carefullyand
completelybefore trying to
assemble,operate,or service
thisheater.Improperuseof
thisheatercan causeserious
injuryor deathfromburns,
fire,explosion,electrical
shock, andcarbonmonoxide
poisoning.
Donotplaceclothingorother
flammable material onor near
theappliance.Neverplaceany
objects on the heater.
Duetohightemperatures,heater
shouldbekeptoutof
trafficand awayfromfurniture
and draperies.
Surfaceofheater becomes
veryhotwhen running heater.
Keep childrenand adultsaway
fromhotsurfacetoavoid burns
or clothing ignition.Heater will
remainhotfor atimeafter shut
down.Allowsurfacetocool
before touching.
Carefullysuperviseyoung
children when theyare inthe
sameroomwithheater.
Makesuregrillguardisin
placebeforerunningheater.
DANGER: Carbon monoxide
poisoningmay leadtodeath!
CarbonMonoxidePoisoning.
Earlysignsofcarbonmonoxide
poisoning resemblethefluwith
headaches,dizziness, ornausea
Ifyou havethesesigns, the heater
maynot be workingproperly. Get
freshairatonce! Haveheater
serviced.Somepeoplearemore
affected bycarbonmonoxidethan
others.Theseinclude pregnant
women,personswithheart orlung
diseaseoranemia,thoseunderthe
influenceofalcohol,andthose
athigh altitudes.
NaturalGas: Natural gasis
odorless.An odor-making agentis
addedtonaturalgas.Theodor
helpsyou detectanaturalgasleak .
However, theodoraddedtonatural
gascan fade.natural gasmaybe
present even thoughnoodorexists.
Makecertainyou readand under-
standallwarnings. Keep
this manual for reference. It isyour
guidetosafeand properoperation
ofthis heater.
WARNING:Donotuseany
accessorynotapproved for
usewiththisheater.
WARNING:Anychangeto
thisheater or its controlscan
be dangerous.
1. This applianceisonlyforuse
withthetypeof gasindicated
on theratingplate.This
applianceis notconvertible for
usewithothergases.
2. If you smellgas
lShutoff gassupply.
lDonottrytolightanyappliance.
lDonottouchanyelectrical switch,
donotuseanyphone in your
building.
lImmediatelycall your gas sup
plier from aneighbor s phone.
Follow thegassupplier s
instructions.
lIfyou cannot reachyour gas
supplier,call thefire
department.
3. Donot install models MN100HPA
and MN100TPAin abathroom.
4. This heaterneeds fresh,
outside air ventilation torun
properly. This heater hasan
Oxygen DepletionSensor
(ODS) safetyshutoffsystem.
The ODSshuts downthe
heaterif not enoughfreshair
is available.See FreshAir For
Combustion And Ventilation
pages 4through 6
5. Keep allair openings inthe
front and bottomofheater
clear and free of debris. This
will insure enough airfor
proper combustion
6. Ifheater shuts off. Donot
relight untilyouprovidefresh,
outside air. If heater keeps
shutting off, haveitserviced.
7. Donotoperateheater
lwhere flammableliquids orva
porsare used or stored
lunder dustyconditions
8. Turnheateroffbeforeusing
furniture polish,wax, carpet
cleaner, orsimilarproducts. If
9. Always runheater withcontrol
knobatON, LOWorHIGH
locked positions. Never set
control knob between locked
positions. Poor combustion
and higher levels ofcarbon
monoxidemayresult.
10.Donotuseheaterifany part
has beenunderwater.
Immediatelycall aqualified
servicetechnician toinspect
the roomheater and to
replaceanypartof the control
systemand anygascontrol
whichhas been underwater
11.Turn off heater and letcool
before servicing.Onlyaqualified
serviceperson should service
and repair heater.
12.Operating heater above
elevations of4,500 feetcould
causepilotoutage.
heated,the vapors fromthese
productsmaycreateawhite
powder residue within burner
boxoronadjacentwallsor
furniture.
StateofMassachusetts: The
installation must be madebyali-
censedplumberor gasfitter in the
CommonwealthofMassachusetts.
Sellers ofunvented propaneornatu-
ral gas-fired supplemental roomheat-
ers shall provide toeachpurchaser a
copyof 527CMR 30 upon sale ofthe
unit.
Inthe stateof Massachusetts, unvented
propane or nature gas-fired spaceheat-
ers shall be prohibited in bedrooms and
bathrooms.
WARNING
ModelesMN060HPA,MN100HPA,
MN100TPAareequipped fornatural
gas.Fieldconversionis not
permitted.

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PRODUCTFEATURES
SAFETYDEVICE
Astandardrequirementforall vent-freeroom
heaters.This heater has apilot withan Oxygen
Depletion Sensor(ODS) safetyshutoffsystem.
TheODS/pilotshutsofftheheaterifthereis
not enough freshair.
PIEZOIGNITIONSYSTEM
Thisheater isequippedwithapiezoignitor.
Thissystemrequiresno matches, batteries,or
other sources tolight heater.
THERMOSTATICHEAT
CONTROLONTHERMOSTAT
MODELS
Theseheatershaveacontrol valvewitha
thermostatsensing bulb.Thisresults in the
greatest heatercomfortandmayresultin
lowergasbills.
LOCAL CODES
Installand useheater withcare.Followall local
codes.Intheabsenceoflocalcodes,usethe
latest edition of National Fuel GasCode ANSIZ223.1,
alsoknownas NFPA54*.
*Available from:
AmericanNationalStandards Institute, Inc.
1430 Broadway
NewYork, NY10018
National Fire Protection Association, Inc.
1BatterymarchPark
Quincy,MA02269-9101
UNPACKING
1. Removeheater fromcarton.
2.Removeallprotectivepackagingappliedto
heater for shipment.
3. Check heaterforanyshipping damage. Ifheater
isdamaged,promptlyinform dealerwhereyou
boughtheater.
Figure1-Vent-Free Natural GasHeater
Water vapor isaby-product ofgascombustion.An
unvented room heaterproductesapproximatelyone(1)
ounce(30ml)ofwterforevery1,000BTU s(.3KW s)of
gasinput per hour.
Unventedroomheatersarerecommendedas
supplementalheat(aroom)rather thanaprimaryheat
source(anentirehouse) .Inmostsupplementalheat
application, thewatervapordoesnot createaproblem.
Inmostapplications, thewatervapor enhancesthelow
humidityatmosphereexperienceduringcold weather.
WATERVAPOR:ABY-PRODUCT OF UNVENTEDROOMHEATERS
Thefollowing stepswillhelp insurethatwater vapor
doesnotbecomeaproblem.
1.Besuretheheaterissizedproperlyforthe
application,includingample combusion air and
circulationair.
2.Ifhigh humidity isexperienced, adehumidifier may
be used tohelp lower the water vapor contentofthe
air.
3. Donotuseanunventedroom heaterastheprimary
heatsource.

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FRESHAIRFOR
COMBUSTIONAND
VENTILATION
PROVIDINGADEQUATE
VENTILATION
The following areexcerpts from
National Fuel Gas Code. NFPA
54/ANSIZ223.1, Section 5.3. Air
for Combustion and Ventilation.
All spacesin homes fallintoone
of the three following ventilation
classifications:
1. UnusuallyTight Construction
2. Unconfined Space
3. Confined Space
The information on pages 4
through 6will help you classify
yourspaceandprovideadequate
ventilation.
WARNING: Thisheater
shallnotbeinstalledina
confinedspaceorunusually
tightconstructionunless
provisionsareprovidedfor
adequatecombustionand
ventilation air.Read the
following instructionsto
insure proper freshairfor this
and other fuel-burning
appliances in your home.
Confinedand
UnconfinedSpace
TheNationalFuelGasCode
ANSI Z223.1 defines aconfined
spaceasaspacewhosevolume
is less than 50 cubicfeetper
1,000Btuperhour(4.8m3per kw)
oftheaggregateinput ratingofall
appliancesinstalledinthat space
and an unconfined spaceas a
spacewhosevolumeisnot less
than50cubicfeet per 1,000 Btu
perhour(4.8m3 perkw)of the
aggregateinputratingofall
appliancesinstalled in thatspace.
Roomscommunicatingdirectly
withthe spaceinwhichthe
appliancesareinstalled*, through
openingsnotfurnishedwith
doors,areconsideredapartof
the unconfined space.
Thisheatershallnotbeinstalled
inaconfinedspaceorunusually
tightconstruction unless
provisionsareprovided for
adequatecombustionand
ventilation air.
*Adjoining rooms are
communicatingonlyif thereare
doorless passagewaysor
ventilation grillsbetween them.
UnusuallyTight Construction
Theairthat leaks arounddoors and
windows mayprovide enough fresh
airforcombustion and ventilation.
However, inbuildingsof unusually
tight construction, youmust provide
additional freshair.
Unusuallytightconstructionis
definedasconstruction where:
a.wallsandceilings exposedtothe
outsideatmospherehavea
continuous watervaporretarder
witharatingofoneperm (6×10-11 kg
perpa-sec-m2)orlesswith
openingsgasketedorsealedand
b. weatherstripping hasbeen
addedon openablewindowsand
doors and
c. caulkingor sealants areapplied
toareassuchasjoints around
windowand door frames, between
sole platesand floors,between
wall-ceiling joints,betweenwall
panels,atpenetrationsforplumbing,
electrical,andgaslines,and at
other openings. Ifyour homemeets
allofthethreecriteriaabove, you
must provideadditional freshair.
See VentilationAir FromOutdoors,
pages 5and6. Ifyourhomedoes
notmeetall ofthe three criteria
above, see DeterminingFresh-Air
Flow for Heater Location, page 4, 5
DETERMINING FRESH-AIRFLOW FORHEATERLOCATION
Determining ifyou Have aConfinedor UnconfinedSpace*
Usethisworksheet todetermine if you haveaconfined or unconfined space.
Space: Includestheroomin whichyou will install heater plusanyadjoining rooms withdoorless passageways
or ventilation grillsbetween therooms.
1. Determine the volumeof the space(length×width×height).
Length×Width×Height= cu.ft. (volumeofspace)
Example: Spacesize18ft.(length)×16ft.(width)×8ft. (ceilingheight)=23040cu.ft.(volumeofspace)
Ifadditionalventilation toadjoining roomissuppliedwithgrillsor openings, add thevolumeofthese
rooms tothe total volumeofthe space.
2. Dividethespacevolumeby50cubicfeet todeterminethe maximumBtu/Hrthespacecansupport.
(volumeofspace) 50cu.ft.=(MaximumBtu/Hrthe spacecansupport)
Example:2304 cu. ft. (volumeofspace) 50cu.ft.=46.1or46.100(maximumBtu/Hrthespacecansupport)
WARNING: If the area in whichtheheater maybe operated is smaller than thatdefined as an unconfined space
or if thebuilding isof unusuallytight construction, provide adequatecombustion and ventilation air byoneof the
methods described in the National Fuel Gas Code,ANSIZ223.1/NFPA54,Air for Combustion and Ventilation, or
applicable localcodes.

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WARNING:Reworkworksheet, add-
ingthespaceofthe adjoining
unconfinedspace.Thecombined spaces
musthaveenough freshairtosupplyall
appliances in bothspaces.
VENTILATIONAIR
Ventilation Air From Inside Building
Thisfreshair would comefroman
adjoining unconfined space.When
ventilating toanadjoining unconfined
space,you must provide twopermanent
openings: one within 12"ofthe ceiling
andone within12"ofthefloor onthe
wallconnectingthetwospaces(see
options 1and2,Figure 2).Youcanalso
removedoor intoadjoining room (see
option3,Figure 2). Follow theNational
Fuel Gas CodeNFPA54/ANSIZ223.1.
Section5.3,Air for Combustionand
Ventilation forrequiredsizeof
ventilation grills orducts
Example:
Gaswater heater 40,000Btu/Hr
Ventfree heater+ 10,000 Btu/Hr
total =50,000 Btu/Hr
IftheactualBtu/Hr usedisless thanthemaximumBtu/Hr thespacecansupport,thespaceisan
unconfinedspace.You will need no additional freshairventilation.
3. Addthe Btu/Hrofall fuel burning appliancesin the space.
Vent-freeheater Btu/Hr
Gaswater heater*Btu/Hr
GasfurnaceBtu/Hr
Vented gasheater Btu/Hr
GasFireplacelogs Btu/Hr
Othergasappliances* +Btu/Hr
Total=Btu/Hr
*Donotinclude direct-ventgasappliances. Direct-ventdraws combustion air fromthe outdoorsand
vents totheoutdoors.
4. Compare the maximum Btu/Hrthe spacecan support withtheactual amountof Btu/Hrused.
Btu/Hr(maximumthespacecan support)
Btu/Hr(actual amount ofBtu/Hrused)
Example : 46,100 Btu/Hr(maximum thespacecan support)
50,000Btu/Hr(actual amount ofBtu/Hrused)
Thespacein theaboveexampleis aconfinedspacebecausetheactualBtu/Hrusedismorethanthe
maximumBtu/Hrthe spacecan support.
You must provide additionalfreshair. Your options are asfollows:
A. Rework worksheet, adding the spaceof an adjoining room. If the extra spaceprovidesanunconfined
space, removedoor toadjoining room or addventilationgrillsbetweenrooms. SeeVentilation Air From
Inside Building,page 5.
B. Vent roomdirectlytotheoutdoors.See Ventilation Air FromOutdoors, page6.
C. Install alower Btu/Hrheater, iflower Btu/Hrsizemakes room unconfined.
Figure2-Ventilation Air fromInsideBuilding
AIRFORCOMBUSTIONAND
VENTILATION
Continued

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VENTILATION AIR
VentilationAirFromOutdoors
Provideextrafreshairbyusing
ventilationgrillsorducts:Youmust
providetwopermanentopenings:one
within 12"of the ceilingand one within
12"of thefloor.
Connect theseitems directlytothe
outdoors or spacesopentothe outdoors.
Thesespacesincludeattics and crawl
spaces.Followthe NationalFuelGas
Code NFPA54/ANSI Z223.1,Section5.3.
Airfor CombustionandVentilation for
requiredsizeofventilationgrillsorducts.
IMPORTANT: Donot provideopenings
forinlet or outlet airintoattic if attichas
athermostat-controlledpowervent.
Heated air entering the attic will activate
the power vent.
NOTICE:Thisheateris
intended foruseas supplemental
heat. Usethisheater alongwith
yourprimaryheating system.Do
notinstall thisheater asyour
primaryheat source.If you have
acentral heatingsystem,you
mayrun system scirculating
blowerwhileusing heater.This
willhelp circulatethe heat
throughoutthehouse.Inthe
eventofapoweroutage,youcan
usethisheaterasyourprimary
heatsource.
WARNING:Aqualified
servicepersonmustinstall
heater. Follow all local codes.
INSTALLATIONNEEDS
Before installing heater, makesure
you havethe items listed below.
l piping(checklocalcodes)
l sealant (resistanttonatural
gas)
l equipment shutoff valve*
l groundjointunion
l test gauge connection*
l sedimenttrap
l tee joint
l pipewrench
*ACSA/AGAdesign-certified
equipmentshutoff valvewith1/8"
NPTtap isan acceptable
alternativetotest gauge
connection.Purchasetheoptional
CSA/AGAdesigncertified
equipment shutoffvalvefromyour
dealer. SeeAccessories,page 17.
CAUTION:If youinstallthe
heater in ahomegarage
l heater pilot and burner must
be at least 18 inches above
floor.
l locateheaterwheremoving
vehiclewillnot hitit.
Figure3-Ventilation Air fromOutdoors
CAUTION: This heater creates
warmair currents.Thesecurrents
moveheattowallsurfaces next
toheater.Installing heater
nexttovinylorclothwall coverings
or operating heaterwhereimpurities
(suchastobaccosmoke,aromatic
candles,cleaning fluids,oilorkero-
senelamps, etc.)in theair exist
maydiscolorwalls.
Useonlynatural gas. Ifyour
gassupplyisnotnatural,do
notinstall heater.Call dealer
whereyou boughtheater for
proper type heater.
CHECK GASTYPE
Thisheater isdesigned tobe
mounted on awall.
For convenienceand efficiency,
install heater
l where there iseasyaccessfor
operation,inspection,andservice.
l incoldest partofroom.
LOCATING HEATER
WARNING: Never install
theheater
linabathroom(Models
MN100HPA andMN100TPA ,
onlyMN060HPAis allowed in
abathroom. Checklocalcodes.)
lin arecreational vehicle.
lwherecurtains, furniture,
clothing,orotherflammable
objects are lessthan 36 inches
fromthe front, top,orsides
ofthe heater.
l as afireplaceinsert.
l in high traffic areas.
l inwindyordraftyareas.
INSTALLATION
Whentheheater isinstalledin
Bathrooms,donotuseflammable
productssuchasaerosolhairspray,
footsparyoranyproduct thatcontains
flammablevaporsandkeeptowels
awayfromheater.(onlyMN060HPAis
allowedinabathroom.)

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INSTALLATION
Figure6-Removing LowerFront
PanelOf Heater
Figure4-Mounting Clearances As
ViewedFromFrontOf Heater
WARNING:Maintain the
minimumclearancesshown
inFigure4.Ifyoucan,
providegreaterclearances from
floor, ceiling,and joining wall.
FASTENINGHEATERTOWALL
MountingBracket
Themountingbracketislocated
onbackpanelofheater (see
Figure5). Ithas beentaped there
forshipping.Removemounting
bracket frombackpanel.
Removing LowerFrontPanelOf
Heater
1. Removetwoscrews near
bottom corners oflower front
panel.
2. Pull bottom oflower front panel
forward,thendown(seeFigure
6).
MethodsFor Attaching Mounting
BracketTo Wall
Onlyuselast hole on eachend
ofmountingbrackettoattach
brackettowall.Attachmounting
brackettowallonlyin oneoftwoways:
1.Attachingtowallstud
2.Attachingtowallanchor
AttachingtoWallStud: Thismethod
providesthestrongest hold. Insert
mounting screws throughmounting
bracketand intowallstuds.
Attaching toWallAnchor: This
methodallowsyou toattach
mounting bracket tohollowwalls
(wall areasbetweenstuds)or to
solid walls (concreteor masonry).
Decidewhichmethodbetter
suitsyourneeds.Eithermethod
willprovide asecureholdfor the
mountingbracket.
Marking Screw Locations
1.Tape mountingbracket towall
where heaterwill be located.
Makesuremounting bracketis
level.
2.Markscrewlocationson
wall. (see Figure 7)
Note: Onlymarklast hole on
eachendofmounting bracket.
Insertmountingscrewsthrough
theseholesonly.
3.Removetape and mounting
bracketfromwall.
Figure7-Mounting Bracket
Clearances
WARNING: Maintain
minimumclearancesshownin
Figure 8.Ifyou can,provide
greaterclearancesfromfloor
and joining wall.
Figure5-Mounting Bracket
Location

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INSTALLATION
Figure10 -Mounting HeaterOnto
MountingBracket
Placing Heateron Mounting
Bracket
1. Locatetwohorizontal slots on
backpanel ofheater (see
Figure 10).
2.Placeheaterontomounting
bracket. Slide horizontal slots
ontostand-outtabson
mounting bracket.
Installing BottomMounting
Screws
1.Locatebottommounting hole.This
hole is nearbottomonback
panel of heater (see Figure 11).
2. Markscrew locationsonwall.
3. Removeheater frommounting
bracket.
4.Ifinstallingbottommounting
screwintohollow orsolid wall,
install wallanchors. Follow
steps1through4under Attach
ingtoWall Anchor Method. If
installing bottommounting screw
intowallstud,drill holesat
markedlocations using 9/64"
drill bit.
5. Replaceheater ontomounting
bracket.
6. Placespacersbetween bottom
mountingholesandwallanchor
or drilled hole.
7.Hold spacer in placewithone
hand.Withother hand,insert
mountingscrewthroughbottom
mounting hole andspacer.Place
tip ofscrewinopening ofwall
anchor ordrilled hole.
8.Tighten screwuntil heater isfirmly
securedtowall. Donot over
tighten.
l Note:Donot replacelowerfront
panelatthistime. Replacelower
frontpanelaftermakinggas
connectionsand checking for
leaks (see page 9).
Attaching Mounting BracketTo
Wall
Note: Wallanchors, mounting
screws,andspacersarein
hardwarepackage. Thehardware
packageisprovidedwithheater.
AttachingtoWall Stud Method
Forattachingmountingbracketto
wall studs
1. Drillholes atmarked locations
using9/64"drillbit.
2. Placemountingbracketonto
wall. Lineuplastholeoneach
endof bracketwithholes drilled
inwall.
3.Insert mountingscrewsthrough
bracket andintowall studs.
4.Tighten screwsuntilmounting
bracketisfirmlyfastenedto
wallstuds.
Attachingto WallAnchorMethod
Forattachingmountingbracketto
hollowwalls(wall areasbetween
studs)orsolidwalls(concreteor
masonry)
1. Drillholesatmarked locations
using 5/16"drillbit.Forsolid
walls (concreteor masonry),
drillat least1"deep.
2. Foldwallanchorasshownin
Figure 8below.
3. Insertwallanchor(wings
first)intohole.Tapanchor
flushtowall.
4. For thinwalls(1/2"orless),
insertredkey intowall
anchor. Pushredkeyto
"pop"openanchorwings.
(see Figure 9).
Figure8-Folding Anchor
Figure9-PoppingOpenAnchor
Wing For ThinWalls
5. Placemountingbracketonto
wall. Lineuplast holeon
eachendof bracket withwall
anchors.
6. Insert mountingscrewsthrough
bracketandintowallanchors.
7. Tightenscrews untilmounting
bracketis firmlyfastenedto
wall.
IMPORTANT: Donot
hammerkey!Forthickwalls
(over1/2"thick)orsolidwalls,
donot popopenwings.
Figure11-Installing Bottom
Mouting Screw

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INSTALLATION
CONNECTINGTOGASSUPPLY
WARNING:Aqualified
servicepersonmust connect
heatertogassupply.Followall
local codes.
WARNING:This appliance
requiresa3/8"NPT(National
Pipe Thread)inletconnection
tothe pressure regulator.
WARNING:Neverconnect
heaterprivate(non-utility)gaswell.
Thisgasiscommonly
knownas well-head gas.
IMPORTANT:Check your gas line
pressure beforeconnectingheater
togas line.Gaslinepressuremust
be no greaterthan10.5inchesof
water. If gasline pressureis
higher,heaterregulator damage
could occur.
CAUTION:Useonlynew,
blackironor steel pipe.
Internally-tinned copper tubing
maybeused in certain areas.
Check your localcodes.Usepipe
oflarge enoughdiameter to
allowpropergasvolumetoheater.
Ifpipe istoo small,
undue loss ofpressure will
occur.
Typical Inlet PipeDiameters
Allmodelsupto20,000 BTU suse
3/8 orgreaterpipe;
Allmodels25,000 BTU sand higher,
use1/2”orgreaterpipe.
*ACSA/AGAdesign-certified equipmentshutoff valvewith1/8"NPT tapis
an acceptable alternativetotest gaugeconnection. Purchasetheoptional
CSA/AGAdesign-certifiedequipmentshutoffvalvefrom
your dealer.See Accessories, page 17.
IMPORTANT:Installanequipment
shutoffvalveinanaccessible
location.Theequipmentshutoff
valveisfor turning on or shutting
off the gastothe appliance.
Applypipe jointsealantlightlyto
malethreads. Thiswillprevent
excesssealantfromgoing into
pipe. Excess sealant in pipe could
result inclogged heatervalves.
Install sedimenttrap in supplyline
asshownin Figure 12.Locate
sedimenttrap where itiswithin
reachforcleaning.Locate
sedimenttrap wheretrapped
matter isnotlikelytofreeze.A
sediment traptraps moistureand
contaminants.Thiskeepsthem
from goingintoheatercontrols.If
sediment trapisnotinstalledoris
installedwrong,heater may
not run properly.
IMPORTANT:Hold pressure
regulatorwithwrenchwhen
connecting ittogaspiping and/or
fittings.
CAUTION:Usepipejoint
sealantthatisresistantto
natural gas.
Figure12 -GasConnection
Installationmust includeanequip-
mentshutoff valve,union,and
plugged 1/8"NPTtap.LocateNPT
tapwithinreachfor testgaugehook
up. NPT tapmustbeupstream
fromheater(seeFigure12).

10
Figure13-EquipmentShutoff Valve
INSTALLATION
CHECKING GAS
CONNECTIONS
WARNING: Testallgaspiping
and connections for leaksafter
installingorservicing.Correctall
leaksatonce.
WARNING:Neverusean open
flametocheck foraleak.Apply
amixture ofliquid soap and
watertoalljoints. Bubblesform-
ingshowaleak. Correctallleaks
atonce.
PressureTestingGasSupply
PipingSystem
TestPressuresInExcess Of
1/2PSIG (3.5K Pa)
1. Disconnectappliancewithits
appliancemain gasvalve
(control valve) and equipment
shutoff valvefrom gas supply
piping system.Pressuresin
excess of1/2psig willdamage
heater regulator.
2.Cap offopenendofgas pipe
whereequipmentshutoff valve
wasconnected.
3. Pressurizesupplypiping sys-
tem byeitherusingcompressed
air or opening
main gasvalvelocatedonor
neargasmeter.
4. Checkalljointsof gas supply
piping system. Applymixture of
liquidsoap andwater togas
joints. Bubblesforming show
aleak.
5. Correct all leaks atonce.
6.Reconnectheaterandequipment
shutoffvalvetogassupply.Check
reconnectedfittingsforleaks.
TestPressuresEqualToor
LessThan1/2PSIG (3.5KPa)
1.Closeequipmentshutoffvalve
(see Figure13).
2.Pressurizesupplypipingsystem
byeitherusing compressedair
or opening main gas valve
locatedon ornear gasmeter.
3. Checkalljoints fromgasmeter
toequipmentshutoffvalve(see
Figure 14).Applymixture of
liquid soap and water togasjoints.
Bubblesformingshowaleak.
4. Correct all leaks atonce.
Pressure TestingHeaterGas
Connections
1.Open equipmentshutoffvalve
(see Figure 13).
2. Openmaingas valvelocatedon
or neargasmeter.
3. Makesure control knob of
heater is in theOFF position.
4. Check all joints fromequipment
shutoff valvetocontrol valve
(seeFigure14 ). Applymixtureof
liquidsoapandwater togas
joints. Bubblesforming show
aleak.
5. Correct allleaksatonce.
6.Lightheater(seeOperating
Heater,pages10,11and12)
Checktherest of theinternal
joints for leaks.
7. Turnoff heater (seeToTurnOff
Gas toAppliance, pages 11and
12) .
8. Replacelower front panel.
OPERATINGYOUR HEATER
nFORYOUR SAFETYn
READ BEFORELIGHTING
A. Whenlighting the pilot, follow
theseinstructions exactly.
B.BEFORELIGHTINGsmellall
aroundtheapplianceareafor
gas. Besuretosmellnext to
the floor becausesomegas is
heavier thanair and will settle
on the floor.
WHATTODOIFYOUSMELLGAS
l Donottrytolightanyappliance.
l Donottouchanyelectricswitch;
donotuseanyphoneinyour
building.
l Immediatelycallyour gas
supplierfromaneighbor s
phone.Follow the gas
supplier s instructions.
l If youcannot reachyour
gassupplier,call the fire
department.
C. Useonlyyour handtopushin
orturnthegascontrolknob.
Never usetools. If theknob
will notpushin or turn by
hand,don ttrytorepair it, call
aqualified servicetechnician or
gassupplier.Forceorattempted
repair mayresultinafire or
explosion.
D.Donotusethisapplianceifany
parthasbeenunderwater.
Immediatelycallaqualified
servicetechniciantoinspect
theapplianceand toreplace
anypartof the control system
andanygascontrol whichhas
been under water.
Figure14 -Checking GasJoints
WARNING: Ifyoudonot
followtheseinstructionsexactly,
afire or explosion mayresult
incausing propertydamage
personalinjuryor loss oflife.
WARING:Donot overtightengas
connections.

11
Figure16-Control Knob In The
OFF Position (MN100HPA)
Figure17-Pilot
ManualControl Models
nLIGHTINGn
INSTRUCTIONS
1.STOP!Read the safety
informationontheside of
heater.
2.Checkthatgassupplyto
heater ison.
3.Pushin gascontrol knob
slightlyand turn clockwiseto
the OFF position (see Figures
15&16).
4.Waitfive(5) minutestoclear
outanyair.Then smell for
gas, including nearthe floor.
If you smell gas, STOP!
Follow“B”inthesafety
informationon the side ofthe
heater.Ifyou donot smell
gas,gotothenext step.
5.Pushingas controlknob
slightlyand turncounter-
clockwiseto“PILOT/IGN”
and depress for five(5)seconds
NOTE:Thefirsttimethatthe heater
isoperatedafterconnecting
thegassupply,the controlknob
shouldbe depressedfor about thirty
(30) seconds. This will allowair to
bleed fromthe gas
system.
6. Withcontrolknobpressedin,
pushdownand releasethe
ignitor button.Thiswill light
pilot. If needed,keep pressing
ignitorbutton untilpilotlights.
7.Keep controlknob depressed
for ten (10) secondsafter
lightingpilot. If pilotgoesout,
repeat steps5,6and7.
8.Toselect the desiredheating
level, partiallypress downthe
control knob slightlyand rotate
counterclockwise.Releasethe
downward pressure onthe knob
whilecontinuing toturn untilthe
knoblocksat thedesiredsetting
position.Donotoperate
betweenlockedpositions.
nTOTURN OFFn
GASTOAPPLIANCE
Shutting Off Heater
1.Turncontrol knob clockwise
tothe OFF position.
2. Turn offall electric powerto
the applianceifserviceisto
be performed.
Shutting OffBurnerOnly(Pilot
Stays Lit)
Turncontrolknobclockwise
tothePILOT/IGN position.
nMANUALLIGHTINGn
PROCEDURE
1. Removelowerfrontpanel(see
Figure6page7)
2. Followsteps1through5under
LightingInstructions.
3. Withcontrolknobpressed in,
strikematch.Holdmatchto
pilot untilpilotlights.
4. Keepcontrolknobpressedin
for 30 secondsafter lighting
pilot. After 30 seconds, release
controlknob.Followstep8under
LightingInstructions.
5. Replacelowerfront panel.
CAUTION:Donottryto
adjustheating levelsbyusing
the equipmentshutoffvalve.
Figure19 -Burner Patterns
WARNING: Whenrunning
heater,setcontrolknobat
ON,LOW,or HIGHlocked
positions(see Figures18 &19).
Neversetcontrolknobbetween
lockedpositions. Poor combustion
andhigherlevelsofcarbon
monoxide mayresult.
Slightlypress in control knob
andturn counterclockwise
totheON, LOWorHIGH
positions (seeFigures18&19).
OPERATING YOUR HEATER
nTOSELECTn
HEATING LEVEL
Figure15-Control Knob In The
OFF Position (MN060HPA)
Figure18 -Burner Patterns
MN060HPA

12
OPERATING YOURHEATER
THERMOSTATMODEL
MN100TPA
nFORYOURSAFETYn
READBEFORELIGHTING
A.Thisappliancehasapilot
whichmust be lightedbyhand.
Whenlighting the pilot, follow these
instructions exactly.
B. BEFORELIGHTINGsmell all
around the appliancearea for gas.
Be sure tosmell next tothe floor
becausesomegasis heavier than
air and will settle on the floor.
Figure20-Control KnobIn The
OFF Position
Figure21-Pilot
Figure22 -Burner Partterns
WHATTODOIF YOUSMELLGAS
l Donottry tolightany appliance.
l Donot touchanyelectric
switch,donotuseanyphone
in your building.
l Immediatelycallyourgas
supplier fromaneighbor s
phone.Followthe gas
supplier s instructions.
l Ifyou cannot reachyourgas
supplier, call thefire
department.
C. Useonly your hand topushin
or turn thegascontrol knob.Never
usetools.Iftheknobwillnot push
inorturnbyhand, don t try torepair
it , call aqualifiedservicetechnician
orgas supplier.Forceor attempted
repair may resultin afire or explosion.
D. Donot usethisapplianceif
anypart has been under water.
Immediatelycall aqualifiedservice
techniciantoinspectthe appliance
and toreplaceanypart ofthe control
systemand anygascontrolwhich
has been under water.
WARNING:Ifyoudo notfollow
theseinstructionsexactly,afire or
explosionmayresultcausing
propertydamage,personalinjuryor
lossoflife.
nLIGHTINGn
INSTRUCTIONS
1. STOP!Read thesafety
information on the side of heater.
2.Makesure equipmentshutoff
valveisfullyopen.
3. Turn control knob clockwise
totheOFF position.
4.Wait five(5)minutestoclear
out anygas. Then smellforgas,
including near the floor. If you
smell gas, STOP!Follow “B”in the
safetyinformationon the side of
heater. If you don t smell gas,
go tothe next step.
5. Turn control knob counterclock-
wisetothePILOTposition.
Press in control knob for five(5)
seconds. (seeFigure20).
Note: You maybe running this
heater forthe first timeafter
hooking up togas supply. If so,
the control knob mayneedtobe
pressedinfor30seconds. This
willallow airtobleed fromthe
gas system.
lIf control knob doesnotpop
up whenreleased,contact a
qualifiedservicepersonorgas
supplierforrepairs.
6. Withcontrol knobpressedin,
pushdownandreleaseignitor
button. This will light pilot. The
pilotisattached tothe front of
burner. Ifneeded,keep press-
ingignitorbutton untilpilotlights.
Note: Ifpilot does not staylit, refer
toTroubleshooting,pages14
through 16. Alsocontact aquali-
fiedservicepersonor gassup-
plierforrepairs. Untilrepairs are
made,lightpilotwith
match.Tolight pilot withmatch,
see Manual Lighting Procedure.
7. Keep controlknobpressed in for
30 seconds after lightingpilot.After
30seconds,releasecontrolknob.
l If control knob doesnot
pop up when released, contact a
qualified servicepersonorgas
supplierforrepairs.
Note: Ifpilot goes out,repeat steps 3
through7.Thisheater has asafety
interlocksystem.Waitone(1)
minutebefore lighting pilotagain.
8. Turn control knob counter clock-
wise todesired seating
level.The mainburner should
light. Setcontrol knob toany
heat level between HI and
LO. (see Figure 22)
CAUTION:Donottry toadjust
heatinglevelsbyusing the
equipment shutoff valve.
nTHERMOSTATCONTROLOPERATIONn
Thethermostaticcontrolusedonthis
model differs fromstandard
thermostats. Standardthermostats
simplyturn on and off the burner. The
thermostatusedonthisheatersenses
the roomtemperature. At times the
room mayexceed the set temperature.
If so,the burner will shut off.The burner
will cycle backonwhenroomtempera-
ture drops belowthesettemperature.
The controlknob can be set t oany
comfortlevel between HI and LO.
Note: The thermostat sensing bulb
measures the temperatureofairnear
theheater cabinet.This maynotalways
agreewithroom temperature
(depending onhousingconstruction,
installation location, room size,
open air temperatres,etc.)Frequent
useof your heater will let you deter-
mineyourowncomfortlevels.
nTO TURN OFFn
GASTOAPPLIANCE
Shutting Off Heater
1.Turncontrolknobclockwise
totheOFFposition.
2.Turn off allelectricpowertothe
applianceifserviceisto
be performed.
Shutting OffBurnerOnly(pilot
stays lit)
Turn control knob clockwiseto
the PILOT position.

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INSPECTING BURNER
Figure23 -Correct PilotFlame
Pattern
Figure24-IncorrectPilotFlame
Pattern
Figure26-Incorrect BurnerFlame
Pattern
Figure25 -Correct BurnerFlame
Pattern
ODS/PILOTANDBURNER
l Useavacuum cleaner, pres-
surizedair,orasmall,soft
bristledbrushtoclean.
CLEANINGBURNER
PILOTAIR INLETHOLE
Werecommendthatyoucleanthe
unitevery2,500 hoursof operation
or everythree months.
Wealsorecommendthatyou keep
the burner tube and pilot assembly
clean andfreeof dust and dirt. To
clean theseparts werecommend
using compressed air nogreater
than30 PSl.Your local computer
store,hardware store.or homecen-
termaycarrycompressedair in a
can.Youcanuseavacuumcleaner
intheblowposition. If usingcom-
pressed air in acan, pleasefollow
thedirections onthecan.If youdon t
follow directionsonthecan,you
coulddamagethepilotassembly.
1. Shutoff theunit, includingthe
pilot. Allowtheunittocool for
at leastthirtyminutes.
2.Inspect burner,and pilotfordust
anddirt.
3. Blowairthroughthe ports/slots
and holes in the bumer.
Alsocleanthe pilotassembly.A
yellowtip on the pilotflameindi-
catesdustanddirtinthepilot
assembly.Thereisasmallpilot air
inlet hole abouttwoinchesfrom
where thepilotflamecomes out of
thepilot assembly(seeFigure27).
Withtheunitoff,lightlyblowair
through the air inlethole.Youmay
blowthrough adrinkingstrawif
compressed air isnotavailable.
Figure27-PilotAirInlet Hole
CABINET
AirPassageways
lUseavacuumcleaner or
pressurized air toclean.
Exterior
lUseasoftclothdampenedwith
amildsoapandwatermixture.
Wipethecabinettoremovedust.
Checkpilotflamepatternand
burner flamepatternoften.
PILOTFLAMEPATTERN
Figure23 showsacorrectpilot
flamepattern. Figure 24 shows an
incorrectpilot flamepattern.The
incorrectpilotflameis not touching
thermocouple.Thiswill causethe
thermocoupletocool.When the
thermocouple cools, the heaterwill
shutdown.Ifpilotflamepattern is
incorrect, asshownin Figure24.
l turnheateroff(seeToTurnOff
GastoAppliance.pages11,12
l see Troubleshooting. pages14
through 16.
WARNING: turnoffheater
and let cool before cleaning.
CAUTION: youmustkeepcontrol
areas, burner,and circulating air
passagewaysofheaterclean.In-
spect theseareasofheaterbefore
eachuse.Haveheaterinspected
yearlyby aqualifiedserviceperson.
Heatermayneed more frequent
cleaning duetoexcessivelintfrom
carpeting, bedding material, pet hair,
etc.
CLEANING AND
MAINTENANCE
BURNERFLAMEPATTERN
Figure 25 shows acorrect burner
flamepattern. Figure 26showsan
incorrect burner flamepattern.
If burner flamepatternisincorect, as
showninFigure26
l turnheateroff(see ToTurn Off Gas
toAppliancepages11&12)
l seeTroubleshooting,pages 14
through16)
OPERATING HEATER
Continued
1. Removelower front panel (see
Figure 7page 7).
2.Followsteps through5under
LightingInstructions onpage12.
3.Withcontrolknobpressed in,
strikematch.Hold matchto
pilot until pilotlights.
4. Keep control knob pressedin
for 30 secondsafter lighting pilot.
After30 seconds, releasecontrol
knob.Follow step 8under Lighting
Instuctionson page12.
5. Replacelower front panel.
nMANUALLIGHTINGn
PROCEDURE

14
TROUBLESHOOTING
Note :All troubleshooting
itemsare listedinorderof
operation.
WARNING: Onlyaqualified
servicepersonshouldserviceand
repair heater.
CAUTION:Never useawire,
needle,orsimilarobjecttoclean
ODS/pilot.Thiscan damage
ODS/pilotunit.
OBSERVEDPROBLEM
Whenignitorbutton ispressedand
controlknobispressedinandturnedto
thePILOTposition, thereisnospark
atODS/pilot.
Whenignitorbuttonis pressedand
controlknobis pressinandturnedto
thePILOTposition,there isaspark
atODS/pilotbutnoignition.
ODS/pilotlightsbutflamegoes out
whencontrol knob is released.
POSSIBLECAUSE
1.Ignitor electrode ispositioned
wrong.
2. Ignitor electrodeis broken.
3. Ignitor electrode is not connected
toignitor cable.
4. Ignitor cable is pinched or wet.
5.Brokenignitorcable.
6.Badpiezoignitor.
1.Gassupplyturnedofforequipment
shutoff valveis closed.
2. Control knob not fullypressed in
whilepressingignitorbutton.
3. Airingaslines wheninstalled.
4. ODS/pilotisclogged.
5.Gasregulatorsettingisnotcorrect.
6.Control knob notinPILOTposition.
1. Controlknobisnotfullypressedin.
2. Controlknobisnotpressedin
longenough.
3.Equipmentshutoff valveisnot
fullyopen.
4. Thermocoupleconnection is
looseatcontrolvalve.
5Pilot flameisnottouching
thermocouple,This allows
thermocoupletocool, causing
pilot flametogoout. This
problemcouldbecausedby
oneorbothof thefollowing:
A)Lowgaspressure
B)Dirtyor partiallyclogged
ODS/ pilot
6.Thermocoupledamaged.
7.Controlvalvedamaged.
REMEDY
1. Replaceignitor.
2. Replaceignitor.
3. Reconnect ignitorcable.
4. Free ignitor cable ifpinched by
anymetalor tubing.Keep
ignitor cabledry.
5. Replaceignitor cable.
6. Replacepiezoignitor.
1.Turnongassupplyofopen
equipmentshutoffvalve.
2.Fullypress in control knob
whilepressingignitorbutton.
3. Continueholdingdowncontrol
knob.Repeat igniting operation
until airisremoved.
4.Clean ODS/pilot(see Cleaning and
Maintenance,Page 13) or
replaceODS/pilotassembly.
5. Replacegasregulator.
6.Turn controlknob toPILOTposition.
1. Pressin control knobfully.
2. After ODS/pilotlights,keepcontrol
knob pressed in30 seconds.
3.Fullyopen equipmentshutoffvalve.
4. Hand tightenuntil snug,then
tighten 1/4turn more.
5.A) Contact local natural gas
company.
B) CleanODS/pilot(seeCleaning
andMaintenance, Page13)or
replaceODS/pilotassembly.
6. Replacethermocouple.
7. Contact Dealer or PRO-COM.

15
TROUBLESHOOTING
Continued
OBSERVEDPROBLEM
Burner(s)doesnotlightafter
ODS/pilotislit.
Delayedignitionofburner(s).
Burner backfiringduringcombustion.
Burnerplaque(s)does notglow.
Slightsmokeor odor during
initialoperation.
Heater producesclicking/ticking
noisejustafter burner islitor
shutoff.
Whitepowder residue forming within
burnerboxoronadjacent
wallsorfurniture.
POSSIBLECAUSE
1. Burnerorificeisclogged.
2.Burner orificediameteristoosmall.
3. Inletgas pressureistoolow.
1. Manifoldpressureistoolow.
2. Burnerorificeis clogged.
1.Burnerorificeisclogged or
damaged.
2.Burneris damaged.
3. Gasregulator is defective.
1.Plaquedamaged.
2. Inletgas pressureis toolow.
3.Controlknobsetbetweenlocked
positions.
1. Residuesfrommanufacturing
processes.
1. Metal is expanding while heating
or contracting while cooling.
1.Whenheated,thevapors from
furniture polish,wax,carpet
cleaners, etc. turn intowhite
powder residue.
REMEDY
1. Clean burner orifice(see Cleaning
andMaintenance,Page13)or
replaceburner orifice.
2.Replaceburnerorifice.
3. Contact localnaturalgascompany.
1.Contact local naturalgascompany.
2.Clean burner (see Cleaningand
Maintenance, Page13) or replace
burnerorifice.
1. Cleanburnerorifice(seeCleaning
andMaintenance,Page13)or
replace.
2. Contact Dealer or PRO-COM.
3. Replacegasregulator.
1.Replaceburner.
2. Contact local naturalgas company.
3. Turncontrolknobuntilitlocks at
desiredsetting.
1. Problemwillstopafterafew hours
ofoperation.
1.Thisiscommonwithmost
heaters. If noiseis excessive,
contact qualifiedserviceperson.
1.Turn heateroff when using
furniture polish,wax,carpet
cleaner, or similar products.

16
TROUBLESHOOTING
Continued
WARNING: If you smell gas
l Shut offgassupply.
l Donot trytolightanyappliance.
l Donot touchanyelectricalswitch; donot useanyphoneinyourbuilding.
l Immediatelycallyourgassupplierfrom aneighbor sphone. Followthegas
supplier sinstructions.
l If youcannot reachyour gassupplier, call thefiredepartment.
IMPORTANT:Operatingheater whereimpuritiesinairexist maycreateodors. Clean-
ingsupplies,paint, paint remover, cigarettesmoke,cementsandglues,newcarpetor
textiles, etc., createfumes. Thesefumesmaymixwithcombustionairandcreateodors.
REMEDY
1. Ventilateroom. Stop using odor
causing products while heater
isrunning.
2. Locateandcorrectallleaks(see
Checking Gas Connections,
page10).
1. Open window and/or door for
ventilation.
2. Contact localnatural gas
company.
3. CleanODS/pilot(seeCleaning
page 13).
1.Locateand correct allleaks(see
Checking Gas Connections,
page 10).
2. ContactDealer or PRO-COM
1. Takeapartgas tubing and
removeforeignmatter.
2. Locateandcorrectallleaks
(seeCheckingGas Connections,
page 10).
1. RefertoAirforCombustionand
Ventilation Requirements, page
4.
POSSIBLECAUSE
1.Heaterisburningvaporsfrom
paint, hairspray,glues,etc.
(SeeIMPORTANTstatement
above).
2.Gasleak.See Warning
Statementattopofpage.
1.Notenough freshair isavailable.
2. Low linepressure.
3.ODS/pilotispartiallyclogged.
1.Gasleak. SeeWarning
Statementattop ofpage.
2. Control valveisdefective.
1. Foreignmatter betweencontrol
valveandburner.
2.Gasleak.See Warning
Statementattop ofpage.
1. Notenoughcombustion/ventilation
air.
OBSERVEDPROBLEM
Heaterproducesunwantedodors.
Heater shuts off in use(ODSoperates).
Gasodor evenwhen controlknob is
inOFFposition.
Gasodorexists during combustion.
Moisture/condensationnoticedon
windows.

17
SPECIFICATIONS
Btu(available)
GasType
Ignition
Pressure Regulator setting
InletGas Pressure*(inches ofwater)
Maximum
Minimum
Dimensions, Inches(HxWxD)
Heater
Carton
Weight(pounds)
Heater
Shipping
MN100HPA
5,500/10,000
NaturalOnly
Piezo
6"W.C.
10.5"
7"
19-1/8×14-1/8×6-3/8
22×16-3/4×8-1/8
13
16
Note: Dimensions listed are outer most points on the heater (includes control knobsand grill).
* For purposes ofinput adjustment.
TECHNICALSERVICE
Youmayhavefurther questions
aboutinstallation,operation,or
troubleshooting.Ifso,contact
PRO-COMthroughphone number 1-
877-886-5989.Theinformationis
listed on the front of manual.
SERVICEHINTS
WhenGas PressureIsToo
Low
l Pilotwill not staylit
l Burner willhavedelayedignition
l Heaterwillnotproducespecified
heat
WhenGas QualityIsBad
l Pilotwill not staylit
l Burnerwillproduceflames and
soot
l Heaterwill backfirewhen lit
Youmayfeel your gaspressure is
tooloworthegasqualityispoor.If
so,contactyourlocalnaturalgas
supplier.
REPLACEMENTPARTS
Note: Useonlyoriginalreplacement
parts.Thiswillprotect yourwarranty
coverageforparts replacedunder
warranty.
PARTSUNDERWARRANTY
Contactauthorizeddealerfrom
whom youpurchased thisproduct.
If theyareunabletosupplyoriginal
replacementpart(s), callthenum-
ber onthe frontofthismanual.When
contacting yourdealerorPRO-COM,
haveready:
l your name
l your address
l model andserialnumbersof
yourheater
l howheater wasmalfunctioning
l typeof gasused(propane/LPor
natural gas)
l purchasedate
l warrantycard
Usually, wewill askyou toreturn the
defectiveparttothefactory.
PARTSNOTUNDER
WARRANTY
Contactauthorizeddealers of this
product. If theycan t supply original
replacementpart(s),contact PRO-
COMthrough phone number 1-877-
886-5989.
MN060HPA
6,000
NaturalOnly
Piezo
6"W.C.
10.5"
7"
19-1/8×14-1/8×6-3/8
22×16-3/4×8-1/8
12
15
MN100TPA
10,000
NaturalOnly
Piezo
6"W.C.
10.5"
7"
19-1/8×14-1/8×6-3/8
22×16-3/4×8-1/8
13
16
ACCESSORIES
Purchasetheseheateraccesso-
ries from yourlocal dealer.Ifthey
cannot supplytheseaccessories,
contact PRO-COMfor information.
Youcan alsowritetothe address
listed on the frontof this manual.
EQUIPMENTSHUTOFFVALVE
Forallmodels.Equipmentshutoff
valvewith1/8" NPTtap.
FLOORMOUNTINGSTAND
ModelsMN060HPA,MN100HPA,
MN100TPA
Forlocating heateronthe flooraway
fromawall.Completeinstallation
instructionsprovidedwithfloor
mountingstand.

18
ILLUSTRATED PARTS
BREAKDOWN
MN060HPA

19
PARTSLIST
MN060HPA
This list contains replaceable parts for your heater. When ordering replacement
parts, followthe instructions listedunder Replacement Parts on page17 ofthis
manual.
KEY
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
5-1
5-2
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
PART
NUMBER
MB10008
MB09003
ML006-02
MB19007
ND1206x600x9
ND0803-6
ND0807
ML026-03
ML069-02
NV2020-12
ML073-01
ML029-01
MB40051
MB40052
MB40053
ML090-06
MB16002
NRV81FI-6
ML129-02
ML079-01
ML119-01
MB29003
ML060-02
ML083-03
MB28001
ML070-31
DESCRIPTION
CabinetAssembly
LowerFront PanelAssembly
Reflector Unit
Burner Assembly
ODSPilot Assembly
Thermocouple
Ignitor Electrode
ODSMounting Bracket
Self Tapping Screws
Control Valve
IgnitorLine
ControlValveFixed Nut
Main Inlet Tube Assembly
ODSGas Line Assembly
Burner Gas Line Assembly
Injector
ControlKnobAssembly
PressureRegulator
RegulatorMounting Bracket
Self LockingScrews
PressureTap
Grill Guard
Mounting Bracket
lgnitorAssembly
AssemblyHardware
CSA/AGALabel
QTY
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1

20
ILLUSTRATED PARTS
BREAKDOWN
MN100HPA