Toyotomi KS-R25 Instruction Manual

IMPORTANT
READ AND UNDERSTAND INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING HEATER.
RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
This heater is designed to be used at altitudes up to 1,300m above sea level. Consult with your dealer otherwise.
PORTABLE KEROSENE HEATER
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
CONTENTS
MODEL KS-R25
SAFETY TIPS
FUEL GUIDE
OPERATING CONTROLS AND FEATURES
SPECIFICATIONS
COMPONENT PARTS
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ASSEMBLY AND OPERATION
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
REPLACEMENT OF PARTS
STORAGE
TROUBLESHOOTING

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SAFETY TIPS
BEFORE OPERATING YOUR HEATER, PLEASE review these safety tips:
RISK OF EXPLOSION
1. NEVER use any fuel other than clean kerosene (paraffin).
NEVER use gasoline (petrol). Use of gasoline (petrol) can lead to uncontrollable flames resulting
in a destructive fire. Even kerosene (paraffin) contaminated with small amounts of gasoline
(petrol), or similarly volatile materials, can be hazardous. NEVER use a can for kerosene
(paraffin) that has previously been used for gasoline (petrol), paint thinner, or solvents.
2. NEVER refill heater fuel tank when heater is operating or still hot. To do so may cause a
“flash back“ of flame to the fuel container, resulting in injury to yourself and your property.
3. NEVER use heater in areas where flammable vapors or gases may be present.
Especially avoid use of heater where gasoline (petrol), naphtha, acetone or other volatile
solvents are in the air, or whose containers are open. Such vapors could be ignited by
the heater, resulting in fire and/or explosion.
4. NEVER fill heater fuel tank in living space. Fill heater tank outdoors. NEVER overfill your
heater. Always replace heater tank cap securely after refueling. Spillage of kerosene
(paraffin) produces strong odor which is hard to remove. Spillage on carpet can be
ignited if match or some other ignition source contacts it.
5.
NEVER store or transport kerosene (paraffin) in other than a metal or plastic container that is
(1) acceptable for kerosene (paraffin), (2) non-red in color, and (3) clearly marked,
“KEROSENE (PARAFFIN)”. NEVER store kerosene (paraffin) in the living space. Picking up a
gasoline (petrol) can by mistake when fueling is a major cause of heater fires.
RlSK OF BURNS OR FIRE
1. Observe the heater carefully for 15-20 minutes after start-up. Problems of improper
adjustment of wick height or improperly seated heat chamber should become evident
during this warm up period.
NOTE: Carefully follow the instructions for lighting and adjusting the flame.
2. Due to high surface temperatures, keep away from children, furniture and clothing.
1. NEVER use any fuel other than clean kerosene (paraffin).
NEVER use gasoline (petrol). Use of gasoline (petrol) can lead to uncontrollable flames resulting
in a destructive fire. Even kerosene (paraffin) contaminated with small amounts of gasoline
(petrol), or similarly volatile materials, can be hazardous. NEVER use a can for kerosene
(paraffin) that has previously been used for gasoline (petrol), paint thinner, or solvents.
2. The appliance is to be used only with paraffin, class C1 burner fuel in accordance with
BS 2869 Part 2.
3. NEVER refill heater fuel tank when heater is operating or still hot. To do so may cause
a “flash back“ of flame to the fuel container, resulting in injury to yourself and your property.
4. NEVER use heater in areas where flammable vapors or gases may be present.
Especially avoid use of heater where gasoline (petrol), naphtha, acetone or other volatile
solvents are in the air, or whose containers are open. Such vapors could be ignited by the
heater, resulting in fire and/or explosion.
5. NEVER fill heater fuel tank in living space. Fill heater tank outdoors. NEVER overfill your
heater. Alwaysreplace heater tank cap securely after refueling. Spillage of kerosene
(paraffin) produces strong odor which is hard to remove. Spillage on carpet can be
ignited if match or some other ignition source contacts it.
6. NEVER store or transport kerosene (paraffin) in other than a metal or plastic container that
is (1) acceptable for kerosene (paraffin), (2) non-red in color, and (3) clearly marked,
“KEROSENE (PARAFFIN)”. NEVER store kerosene (paraffin) in the living space. Picking up a
gasoline (petrol) can by mistake when fueling is a major cause of heater fires.
RIGHT
KEROSENE
(PARAFFIN)
WRONG
GASOLINE
(PETROL)
WARNING
WARNING
3. DO NOT operate heater without protective guards completely attached.
4. DO NOT use heater to heat or boil water or as a cooking appliance. DO NOT place
cooking utensils, tea kettles or any other object on top of heater while in operation.
6. DO NOT operate heater less than one (1) meter from walls, draperies, clothing, or
furniture. The operation of any heating appliance too close to such materials could cause
them to ignite, possibly resulting in a serious fire.
9. Before going out, or at bedtime, turn the heater off, making sure the wick is in its lowest
position (see EXTINGUISHING THE FLAME on page 10) and flame is completely
extinguished.
RISK OF INDOOR AIR POLLUTlON
position (see EXTINGUISHING THE FLAME on page 9) and flame is completely
WARNING
5. DO NOT move, refuel or attempt to service your heater to avoid possible burns or fire while
it is burning or still hot. If the heater is dropped while it is burning, fuel spillage and flames
outside the heater may occur.
8. DO NOT operate heater in direct sunlight to avoid overheating, which may cause
abnormal flame behavior. DO NOT allow room temperature to go above 25-30˚C. lf the
room temperature exceeds 25-30˚C the flame may increase, thereby producing smoke.
7. DO NOT operate your heater in areas exposed to strong drafts to avoid unstable burning.
DO NOT operate heater in high-traffic areas such as doorways or hallways where it may
be touched, jarred or tipped accidentally.
DO NOT use the heater in a high wind.
Use heater only in well-ventilated areas. People with breathing problems should consult a
physician before using the heater.
“In a house of typical construction, that is, one that is not of unusually tight construction due
to heavy insulation and tight seals against air infiltration, an adequate supply of air for
combustion and ventilation is provided through infiltration. However, if the heater is used in
a small room where less than 200 cubic feet (5.7m3) of air space is provided for each
1,000Btu per hour of heater rating (considering the maximum burner adjustment), the
door(s) to adjacent room(s) should be kept open or a window to the outside should be
opened at least 1 inch (25.4mm) to guard against potential buildup of indoor air pollution.
DO NOT use the heater in a bathroom or any other small room with the door closed.”

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SAFETY TIPS
BEFORE OPERATING YOUR HEATER, PLEASE review these safety tips:
RISK OF EXPLOSION
1. NEVER use any fuel other than clean kerosene (paraffin).
NEVER use gasoline (petrol). Use of gasoline (petrol) can lead to uncontrollable flames resulting
in a destructive fire. Even kerosene (paraffin) contaminated with small amounts of gasoline
(petrol), or similarly volatile materials, can be hazardous. NEVER use a can for kerosene
(paraffin) that has previously been used for gasoline (petrol), paint thinner, or solvents.
2. NEVER refill heater fuel tank when heater is operating or still hot. To do so may cause a
“flash back“ of flame to the fuel container, resulting in injury to yourself and your property.
3. NEVER use heater in areas where flammable vapors or gases may be present.
Especially avoid use of heater where gasoline (petrol), naphtha, acetone or other volatile
solvents are in the air, or whose containers are open. Such vapors could be ignited by
the heater, resulting in fire and/or explosion.
4. NEVER fill heater fuel tank in living space. Fill heater tank outdoors. NEVER overfill your
heater. Always replace heater tank cap securely after refueling. Spillage of kerosene
(paraffin) produces strong odor which is hard to remove. Spillage on carpet can be
ignited if match or some other ignition source contacts it.
5.
NEVER store or transport kerosene (paraffin) in other than a metal or plastic container that is
(1) acceptable for kerosene (paraffin), (2) non-red in color, and (3) clearly marked,
“KEROSENE (PARAFFIN)”. NEVER store kerosene (paraffin) in the living space. Picking up a
gasoline (petrol) can by mistake when fueling is a major cause of heater fires.
RlSK OF BURNS OR FIRE
1. Observe the heater carefully for 15-20 minutes after start-up. Problems of improper
adjustment of wick height or improperly seated heat chamber should become evident
during this warm up period.
NOTE: Carefully follow the instructions for lighting and adjusting the flame.
2. Due to high surface temperatures, keep away from children, furniture and clothing.
1. NEVER use any fuel other than clean kerosene (paraffin).
NEVER use gasoline (petrol). Use of gasoline (petrol) can lead to uncontrollable flames resulting
in a destructive fire. Even kerosene (paraffin) contaminated with small amounts of gasoline
(petrol), or similarly volatile materials, can be hazardous. NEVER use a can for kerosene
(paraffin) that has previously been used for gasoline (petrol), paint thinner, or solvents.
2. The appliance is to be used only with paraffin, class C1 burner fuel in accordance with
BS 2869 Part 2.
3. NEVER refill heater fuel tank when heater is operating or still hot. To do so may cause
a “flash back“ of flame to the fuel container, resulting in injury to yourself and your property.
4. NEVER use heater in areas where flammable vapors or gases may be present.
Especially avoid use of heater where gasoline (petrol), naphtha, acetone or other volatile
solvents are in the air, or whose containers are open. Such vapors could be ignited by the
heater, resulting in fire and/or explosion.
5. NEVER fill heater fuel tank in living space. Fill heater tank outdoors. NEVER overfill your
heater. Alwaysreplace heater tank cap securely after refueling. Spillage of kerosene
(paraffin) produces strong odor which is hard to remove. Spillage on carpet can be
ignited if match or some other ignition source contacts it.
6. NEVER store or transport kerosene (paraffin) in other than a metal or plastic container that
is (1) acceptable for kerosene (paraffin), (2) non-red in color, and (3) clearly marked,
“KEROSENE (PARAFFIN)”. NEVER store kerosene (paraffin) in the living space. Picking up a
gasoline (petrol) can by mistake when fueling is a major cause of heater fires.
RIGHT
KEROSENE
(PARAFFIN)
WRONG
GASOLINE
(PETROL)
WARNING
WARNING
3. DO NOT operate heater without protective guards completely attached.
4. DO NOT use heater to heat or boil water or as a cooking appliance. DO NOT place
cooking utensils, tea kettles or any other object on top of heater while in operation.
6. DO NOT operate heater less than one (1) meter from walls, draperies, clothing, or
furniture. The operation of any heating appliance too close to such materials could cause
them to ignite, possibly resulting in a serious fire.
9. Before going out, or at bedtime, turn the heater off, making sure the wick is in its lowest
position (see EXTINGUISHING THE FLAME on page 10) and flame is completely
extinguished.
RISK OF INDOOR AIR POLLUTlON
position (see EXTINGUISHING THE FLAME on page 9) and flame is completely
WARNING
5. DO NOT move, refuel or attempt to service your heater to avoid possible burns or fire while
it is burning or still hot. If the heater is dropped while it is burning, fuel spillage and flames
outside the heater may occur.
8. DO NOT operate heater in direct sunlight to avoid overheating, which may cause
abnormal flame behavior. DO NOT allow room temperature to go above 25-30˚C. lf the
room temperature exceeds 25-30˚C the flame may increase, thereby producing smoke.
7. DO NOT operate your heater in areas exposed to strong drafts to avoid unstable burning.
DO NOT operate heater in high-traffic areas such as doorways or hallways where it may
be touched, jarred or tipped accidentally.
DO NOT use the heater in a high wind.
Use heater only in well-ventilated areas. People with breathing problems should consult a
physician before using the heater.
“In a house of typical construction, that is, one that is not of unusually tight construction due
to heavy insulation and tight seals against air infiltration, an adequate supply of air for
combustion and ventilation is provided through infiltration. However, if the heater is used in
a small room where less than 200 cubic feet (5.7m3) of air space is provided for each
1,000Btu per hour of heater rating (considering the maximum burner adjustment), the
door(s) to adjacent room(s) should be kept open or a window to the outside should be
opened at least 1 inch (25.4mm) to guard against potential buildup of indoor air pollution.
DO NOT use the heater in a bathroom or any other small room with the door closed.”

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FUEL GUIDE
Purchase only kerosene (paraffin) in non-red cans reserved exclusively for kerosene (paraffin) and marked
accordingly with the word “KEROSENE (PARAFFIN)”. Always store your kerosene (paraffin) in a separate area from
where you store gasoline (petrol) for your power equipment, to avoid use of gasoline (petrol) in your heater.
What to Buy...
ALWAYS: Crystal clear, colorless, high quality KEROSENE (PARAFFIN).
ALWAYS: Kerosene (paraffin) free of contaminants, water or cloudiness.
NEVER: Gasoline (petrol), alcohol, white gas, camp stove fuel or additives.
NEVER: Yellow or sour-smelling fuel.
How to Use lt...
ALWAYS: Fill heater away from living quarters when heater is cool; use siphon.
ALWAYS: Check wick frequently for tar build-up. (Rapid, heavy build-up may
indicate poor quality or deteriorated fuel.)
ALWAYS: Watch fuel gauge to avoid over-filling heater.
How to Store lt...
ALWAYS: ln a clean container, clearly marked KEROSENE (PARAFFIN).
ALWAYS:
Store away from direct sunlight, heat sources or extreme temperature changes.
NEVER: ln a glass container, or one that has been used for other fuels.
NEVER: For longer than 6 months. (Begin each heating season with fresh
kerosene (paraffin); discard at the end of the season.)
Why lt is lmportant...
Pure, clean kerosene (paraffin) is essential for safe and efficient heater operation. Poor
quality or contaminated kerosene (paraffin) can cause:
•Low flame
•Excess tar deposits on the wick
•Reduced wick life
•Odor, smoke
•Difficulty in igniting or extinguishing flame
CAUTlON
Flames observed emerging from the heater body are a clear indication that fuel is dangerously contaminated
with gasoline (petrol) or other highly flammable material. If this occurs,
a. NEVER attempt to move the heater.
b. Call the Fire Department.
c. Use only a class “B” fire extinguisher.
d. NEVER throw water directly on a burning heater.
The KS-R25 is designed for use with high-quality kerosene (paraffin) only. Use of low-quality kerosene (paraffin)
will cause wick performance to drop, leading to “Iow flame” and “odor problem” conditions.
Use of a highly volatile flammable fuel such as gasoline (petrol) can produce uncontrollable
flames, creating a severe fire hazard.
OPERATING CONTROLS
1. Heat Chamber: Permits adjustment of heat output without increasing unwanted combustion
materials or reducing combustion efficiency. This feature increases comfort
and convenience while maximizing fuel saving.
2. Safety Guard: Extensive grillework covers the hot surfaces of the heater, greatly reducing the
possibility of accidental contact burns.
3. Wick Adjuster Knob: Used to raise and lower wick for heat output adjustment. To extinguish flame
turn knob counterclockwise.
4. Fuel Tank Cap:
NOTE: Wipe away any spilled kerosene (paraffin) from tank after filling.
5. Fuel Gauge: Indicates fuel level in tank.
NOTE: Never fill beyond black line.
6. Manual Shut-off:
NOTE:
7. Heat Chamber Handle: Used to check and insure proper seating of the heat chamber after ignition.
lmproper seating of the heat chamber will cause erratic flame and smoke.
7 Heat Chamber Handle (Inside)
6 Manual Shut-off
2. Safety Guard
5 Fuel Gauge
1. Heat Chamber
3. Wick Adjuster Knob
4. Fuel Tank Cap
Covers filling port of fuel tank.
Used to rapidly retract wick and extinguish flame.
AND FEATURES
To avoid odor and smoke, do not use routinely to turn heater off. This
manual shutoff is not effective when gasoline, gasoline (petrol)-
contaminated kerosene (paraffin), or other highly flammable fuels are
used in the heater.

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FUEL GUIDE
Purchase only kerosene (paraffin) in non-red cans reserved exclusively for kerosene (paraffin) and marked
accordingly with the word “KEROSENE (PARAFFIN)”. Always store your kerosene (paraffin) in a separate area from
where you store gasoline (petrol) for your power equipment, to avoid use of gasoline (petrol) in your heater.
What to Buy...
ALWAYS: Crystal clear, colorless, high quality KEROSENE (PARAFFIN).
ALWAYS: Kerosene (paraffin) free of contaminants, water or cloudiness.
NEVER: Gasoline (petrol), alcohol, white gas, camp stove fuel or additives.
NEVER: Yellow or sour-smelling fuel.
How to Use lt...
ALWAYS: Fill heater away from living quarters when heater is cool; use siphon.
ALWAYS: Check wick frequently for tar build-up. (Rapid, heavy build-up may
indicate poor quality or deteriorated fuel.)
ALWAYS: Watch fuel gauge to avoid over-filling heater.
How to Store lt...
ALWAYS: ln a clean container, clearly marked KEROSENE (PARAFFIN).
ALWAYS:
Store away from direct sunlight, heat sources or extreme temperature changes.
NEVER: ln a glass container, or one that has been used for other fuels.
NEVER: For longer than 6 months. (Begin each heating season with fresh
kerosene (paraffin); discard at the end of the season.)
Why lt is lmportant...
Pure, clean kerosene (paraffin) is essential for safe and efficient heater operation. Poor
quality or contaminated kerosene (paraffin) can cause:
•Low flame
•Excess tar deposits on the wick
•Reduced wick life
•Odor, smoke
•Difficulty in igniting or extinguishing flame
CAUTlON
Flames observed emerging from the heater body are a clear indication that fuel is dangerously contaminated
with gasoline (petrol) or other highly flammable material. If this occurs,
a. NEVER attempt to move the heater.
b. Call the Fire Department.
c. Use only a class “B” fire extinguisher.
d. NEVER throw water directly on a burning heater.
The KS-R25 is designed for use with high-quality kerosene (paraffin) only. Use of low-quality kerosene (paraffin)
will cause wick performance to drop, leading to “Iow flame” and “odor problem” conditions.
Use of a highly volatile flammable fuel such as gasoline (petrol) can produce uncontrollable
flames, creating a severe fire hazard.
OPERATING CONTROLS
1. Heat Chamber: Permits adjustment of heat output without increasing unwanted combustion
materials or reducing combustion efficiency. This feature increases comfort
and convenience while maximizing fuel saving.
2. Safety Guard: Extensive grillework covers the hot surfaces of the heater, greatly reducing the
possibility of accidental contact burns.
3. Wick Adjuster Knob: Used to raise and lower wick for heat output adjustment. To extinguish flame
turn knob counterclockwise.
4. Fuel Tank Cap:
NOTE: Wipe away any spilled kerosene (paraffin) from tank after filling.
5. Fuel Gauge: Indicates fuel level in tank.
NOTE: Never fill beyond black line.
6. Manual Shut-off:
NOTE:
7. Heat Chamber Handle: Used to check and insure proper seating of the heat chamber after ignition.
lmproper seating of the heat chamber will cause erratic flame and smoke.
7 Heat Chamber Handle (Inside)
6 Manual Shut-off
2. Safety Guard
5 Fuel Gauge
1. Heat Chamber
3. Wick Adjuster Knob
4. Fuel Tank Cap
Covers filling port of fuel tank.
Used to rapidly retract wick and extinguish flame.
AND FEATURES
To avoid odor and smoke, do not use routinely to turn heater off. This
manual shutoff is not effective when gasoline, gasoline (petrol)-
contaminated kerosene (paraffin), or other highly flammable fuels are
used in the heater.

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SPECIFlCATlONS
TOYOTOMI Portable Kerosene (paraffin) Heater Model KS-R25
Heat rating 8,600 BTU/h (2.5kW)
Fuel tank capacity 6.0 L
Burning time/tank* 24 Hours
Size (W × H × D) 388 × 475 × 388 mm
Weight 5.9 kg
Igniter Automatic, powered by four (4) “C” size batteries
* Depending on wick setting, condition and fuel quality.
COMPONENT PARTS
REF # PART NAM
1. Carrying handle
2. Top plate
3. Guard assembly
7. Heat chamber assembly
6. Glass cylinder
5. Screw 3Z
8. Wick adjuster assembly
9. Pendulum assembly
10. Wick adjuster knob
11. Screw 1A
12. Wing nut
13. Glass fiber wick
14. Rubber packing
15. Main switch
16. Igniter unit
17. Screw 4A
18. Access door
19. Fuel tank assembly
20. Fuel gauge
21. Fuel tank cap
22. Drip tray
23. Battery holder
4. Battery holder cover
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ASSEMBLY AND OPERATlON
lNSPECTlON AND ASSEMBLY
NOTE: Save the shipping carton and packing materials for future storage of your heater.
1. REMOVE PACKING MATERIALS
Remove all packing materials from your heater and install the guard as follows:
a) Remove the carrying handle, top plate and packing materials.
b) Replace the top plate and carrying handle.
2. INSTALL DRIP TRAY
Place the drip tray on the floor.
Place the heater on the drip tray so the four (4) legs of the heater are next to the four
(4) tabs on the tray.
Turn the heater clockwise until the feet slide into their tabs.
3. INSTALL BATTERIES
Locate the battery holder on the back of your heater. Remove the battery holder cover.
Insert the four (4) “C” size batteries according to the plus (+) and minus (–) markings
inside the holder.
CAUTION: Risk of fire. The packing materials are flammable.
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CAUTION: DO NOT operate your heater without the drip tray.
Top plate
Packing
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Heat
chamber
Replace the battery holder cover.

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SPECIFlCATlONS
TOYOTOMI Portable Kerosene (paraffin) Heater Model KS-R25
Heat rating 8,600 BTU/h (2.5kW)
Fuel tank capacity 6.0 L
Burning time/tank* 24 Hours
Size (W × H × D) 388 × 475 × 388 mm
Weight 5.9 kg
Igniter Automatic, powered by four (4) “C” size batteries
* Depending on wick setting, condition and fuel quality.
COMPONENT PARTS
REF # PART NAM
1. Carrying handle
2. Top plate
3. Guard assembly
7. Heat chamber assembly
6. Glass cylinder
5. Screw 3Z
8. Wick adjuster assembly
9. Pendulum assembly
10. Wick adjuster knob
11. Screw 1A
12. Wing nut
13. Glass fiber wick
14. Rubber packing
15. Main switch
16. Igniter unit
17. Screw 4A
18. Access door
19. Fuel tank assembly
20. Fuel gauge
21. Fuel tank cap
22. Drip tray
23. Battery holder
4. Battery holder cover
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ASSEMBLY AND OPERATlON
lNSPECTlON AND ASSEMBLY
NOTE: Save the shipping carton and packing materials for future storage of your heater.
1. REMOVE PACKING MATERIALS
Remove all packing materials from your heater and install the guard as follows:
a) Remove the carrying handle, top plate and packing materials.
b) Replace the top plate and carrying handle.
2. INSTALL DRIP TRAY
Place the drip tray on the floor.
Place the heater on the drip tray so the four (4) legs of the heater are next to the four
(4) tabs on the tray.
Turn the heater clockwise until the feet slide into their tabs.
3. INSTALL BATTERIES
Locate the battery holder on the back of your heater. Remove the battery holder cover.
Insert the four (4) “C” size batteries according to the plus (+) and minus (–) markings
inside the holder.
CAUTION: Risk of fire. The packing materials are flammable.
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CAUTION: DO NOT operate your heater without the drip tray.
Top plate
Packing
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Heat
chamber
Replace the battery holder cover.

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FUELING
1. lnsert the straight tube of the manual fuel siphon into the kerosene (paraffin)
container. Remove the fuel tank cap on the heater, and insert the siphon’s flexible
hose into the fuel tank opening.
2. Turn the air vent knob on the top of the siphon clockwise to close the air vent.
3. To start the flow of kerosene (paraffin), squeeze the bulb of the siphon vigorously
six or seven times. Once the flow begins, it is no longer necessary to squeeze the
bulb. To avoid overfilling the tank, watch the fuel gauge. As the indicator enters the
red zone, stop the flow by turning the air vent knob counterclockwise.
NOTE: Be especially careful to avoid overfilling the tank with very cold kerosene
(paraffin); otherwise overflow might occur when the fuel warms up.
4. Remove the siphon carefully, allowing the excess kerosene (paraffin) to drain from
the tube back into container. Replace the fuel tank cap and tighten it securely. Be
sure to wipe away any spilled kerosene (paraffin) from tank or other heater parts.
CHECK BEFORE LIGHTING
1. LOCATE YOUR HEATER AWAY FROM WALLS AND AVOID DRAFTS
Allow at least one (1) m of clearance between the heater and walls, curtains, shelving or other combustible
materials. DO NOT operate your heater in drafty areas or locations where opening doors may create gusts of air.
Drafts or strong air currents may make flame unstable and affect heater performance.
3. ENGAGE THE AUTOMATIC EXTINGUISHER
The automatic extinguisher is engaged automatically by turning the wick adjuster
knob clockwise. Check the operation of the automatic extinguisher before lighting
your heater. After turning the wick adjuster knob clockwise until it stops, turn the
manual shutoff counterclockwise to be sure the wick moves smoothly down.
USE KEROSENE ONLY
(PARAFFIN)
Use only clean Kerosene (paraffin).
NEVER use gasoline (petrol) or other flammable liquids.
ALWAYS extinguish heater before refill heater fuel tank.
Fuel heater outside the living area.
WARNING:
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2. LEVEL THE HEATER
The heater should be operated on a firm, Ievel floor.
NOTE: lf your heater is not level, change Iocations. DO NOT attempt to prop it up with books or other objects.
An unlevel heater may burn with an uneven flame.
LIGHTING
NOTE: When you first use your new heater, ignite it out of the living area of your house, either in a garage or an
outside area protected from strong drafts. Burn it for about 15 minutes to remove all of the protective oil
present on the burner parts. lf this 15 minutes “burn-in” is done inside, some objectionable odor will be
observed. This procedure is necessary ONLY THE FIRST TIME you ignite your heater.
NOTE: lf you have fueled your heater for the first time, or if you are refueling it after it has been out of fuel for a
long time, you will need to wait about thirty (30) minutes for the wick to become fully saturated before
Iighting. Failure to allow enough time for the wick to become fully saturated may cause permanent damage
to the wick when it is lighted.
1. Turn the wick adjuster knob clockwise until it stops.
It makes a spark discharge sound in the process of lighting procedure, but turn the
wick adjuster knob clockwise until it stops.
As the wick rises within the heater, the wick adjuster knob turns with some
resistance and makes a sound like the winding of a clock. Once the wick has
reached its proper height, the automatic extinguisher is fully engaged.
The wick adjuster knob can now move freely left or right to adjust the flame.
2. LIGHTING WITH A MATCH
NOTE: To restore the automatic igniter system to proper operation, replace worn-
out batteries.
NOTE: An improperly seated heat chamber can cause high flame, smoke, and
potential damage to the heater itself. DO NOT leave the heater until you
have determined that the flame is burning normally, as described in the
following section.
3. Be sure that heat chamber is properly seated by moving the heat chamber handle
left and right, and close the access door.
You should not have to light the heater with a match, but should it become
necessary, open the access door, lift the heat chamber up by holding the heat
chamber handle and touch the match to the top of the wick. DO NOT allow burned
parts of the match to fall or remain on the wick.

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FUELING
1. lnsert the straight tube of the manual fuel siphon into the kerosene (paraffin)
container. Remove the fuel tank cap on the heater, and insert the siphon’s flexible
hose into the fuel tank opening.
2. Turn the air vent knob on the top of the siphon clockwise to close the air vent.
3. To start the flow of kerosene (paraffin), squeeze the bulb of the siphon vigorously
six or seven times. Once the flow begins, it is no longer necessary to squeeze the
bulb. To avoid overfilling the tank, watch the fuel gauge. As the indicator enters the
red zone, stop the flow by turning the air vent knob counterclockwise.
NOTE: Be especially careful to avoid overfilling the tank with very cold kerosene
(paraffin); otherwise overflow might occur when the fuel warms up.
4. Remove the siphon carefully, allowing the excess kerosene (paraffin) to drain from
the tube back into container. Replace the fuel tank cap and tighten it securely. Be
sure to wipe away any spilled kerosene (paraffin) from tank or other heater parts.
CHECK BEFORE LIGHTING
1. LOCATE YOUR HEATER AWAY FROM WALLS AND AVOID DRAFTS
Allow at least one (1) m of clearance between the heater and walls, curtains, shelving or other combustible
materials. DO NOT operate your heater in drafty areas or locations where opening doors may create gusts of air.
Drafts or strong air currents may make flame unstable and affect heater performance.
3. ENGAGE THE AUTOMATIC EXTINGUISHER
The automatic extinguisher is engaged automatically by turning the wick adjuster
knob clockwise. Check the operation of the automatic extinguisher before lighting
your heater. After turning the wick adjuster knob clockwise until it stops, turn the
manual shutoff counterclockwise to be sure the wick moves smoothly down.
USE KEROSENE ONLY
(PARAFFIN)
Use only clean Kerosene (paraffin).
NEVER use gasoline (petrol) or other flammable liquids.
ALWAYS extinguish heater before refill heater fuel tank.
Fuel heater outside the living area.
WARNING:
F
E
2. LEVEL THE HEATER
The heater should be operated on a firm, Ievel floor.
NOTE: lf your heater is not level, change Iocations. DO NOT attempt to prop it up with books or other objects.
An unlevel heater may burn with an uneven flame.
LIGHTING
NOTE: When you first use your new heater, ignite it out of the living area of your house, either in a garage or an
outside area protected from strong drafts. Burn it for about 15 minutes to remove all of the protective oil
present on the burner parts. lf this 15 minutes “burn-in” is done inside, some objectionable odor will be
observed. This procedure is necessary ONLY THE FIRST TIME you ignite your heater.
NOTE: lf you have fueled your heater for the first time, or if you are refueling it after it has been out of fuel for a
long time, you will need to wait about thirty (30) minutes for the wick to become fully saturated before
Iighting. Failure to allow enough time for the wick to become fully saturated may cause permanent damage
to the wick when it is lighted.
1. Turn the wick adjuster knob clockwise until it stops.
It makes a spark discharge sound in the process of lighting procedure, but turn the
wick adjuster knob clockwise until it stops.
As the wick rises within the heater, the wick adjuster knob turns with some
resistance and makes a sound like the winding of a clock. Once the wick has
reached its proper height, the automatic extinguisher is fully engaged.
The wick adjuster knob can now move freely left or right to adjust the flame.
2. LIGHTING WITH A MATCH
NOTE: To restore the automatic igniter system to proper operation, replace worn-
out batteries.
NOTE: An improperly seated heat chamber can cause high flame, smoke, and
potential damage to the heater itself. DO NOT leave the heater until you
have determined that the flame is burning normally, as described in the
following section.
3. Be sure that heat chamber is properly seated by moving the heat chamber handle
left and right, and close the access door.
You should not have to light the heater with a match, but should it become
necessary, open the access door, lift the heat chamber up by holding the heat
chamber handle and touch the match to the top of the wick. DO NOT allow burned
parts of the match to fall or remain on the wick.

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ADJUSTING THE FLAME
1. After lighting, wait for the heat chamber to reach operating temperature. This will take ten-fifteen minutes, then
the flame will be visible.
2. CHECK THE FLAME LENGTH
Look at the flame and check its length. Flame length is not necessarily even or uniform around the circumference
of the center disk. Some areas may be lower than others, but on maximum wick height, flame length should
average between 10 mm (3/8 in.) to 30 mm (1 3/16 in.).
lf necessary, raise or lower the wick by turning the wick adjuster knob to produce the proper flame condition.
NOTE: DO NOT operate your heater with wick set TOO LOW or TOO HIGH. Doing so will decrease combustion
efficiency and increase production of unwanted emissions.
NOTE: ALWAYS observe the heater closely for the first 15-20 minutes after it is lighted to be sure it is properly
adjusted.
EXTINGUISHING THE FLAME
1. Turn the wick adjuster knob counterclockwise until it stops (about 3/4 turn). Within
a few moments, the flame will be completely extinguished and the heater will be off.
2. Make sure the flame is out completely.
3. DO NOT try to relight the heater for at least three (3) minutes after turning it off, as
this may cause smoke and odor.
MANUAL SHUTOFF
When quick shutoff is necessary, push the manual shutoff.
NOTE: For routine turn-off, DO NOT use the “Manual Shutoff” or activate the
“Automatic Extinguisher” by jarring the heater. These methods may cause
unwanted odor, soot and smoke. Only the wick adjuster knob should be used
for normal shutoff.
BAD
TOO LOW
Produces odor
GOOD
CORRECT
Most efficient
combustion
BAD
TOO HIGH
Produces smoke
and soot
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
As with any good appliance, preventive as well as corrective maintenance is occasionally required. Please read the
following section carefully in order to enjoy the greatest benefits from your heater.
INSPECTlON OF THE WlCK
NOTE: One of the simplest but also the most important components of your heater is the wick.
With proper attention, the wick will last at least one heating season and, depending on the quality of the
fuel used, possibly longer, it helps to perform routine maintenance operations of the wick.
1. lndications that the wick may need attention are:
•low flame
•tar deposit on the top edge of the wick
•difficulty in turning the wick adjuster knob
•a flickering or dying flame
2. Clean the wick by burning dry as follows:
1) When the fuel gauge indicates empty, but the heater is still burning, raise the wick to its highest position and
allow the flame to consume the remaining fuel in the tank.
NOTE: Burning the wick dry can at times create odors. For the burning dry procedure, remove your heater from
the living area of your house into a well-ventilated area such as a garage or even a sheltered area
outside. If you burn the wick dry outside, be sure that the heater is not exposed to strong drafts during
the procedure.
2) After the heater has cooled completely, remove the heater cover as described in items 1 and 2 of the next
section.
3) Remove any residue from the wick with a small brush such as an old toothbrush. Cinders or soot in the burner
around the wick may be vacuumed away. Be careful when removing such material from the wick with a brush,
to do so gently so as not to tear the top surface of the wick.
4) Remove any tar deposits on the top of wick adjuster and primary air tube using a scraper.
NOTE: When good wick performance is no longer achieved by the burning dry process, it may be necessary to
replace the burned wick with a new one.
5) Before reassembling the heater, take a few minutes to wipe the parts with a soft cotton cloth or paper towels.
6) Reassemble the heater, following directions in item 11 of the next section.
NOTE: If the flame is still low after cleaning the wick, the wick may contain some water. It is then necessary to
replace the wick and empty all kerosene (paraffin) from the fuel tank. Dry the tank thoroughly and refill
with fresh, pure kerosene (paraffin).
CLEANING THE HEATER
1. Cleaning the outer cover and the fuel tank.
Wipe the surface of the outer cover and the fuel tank with a soft cloth.
Stains can be removed with a cloth and a mild soapy solution.
DO NOT use scouring pads, or harsh abrasives
2. Chrome guard
A non-abrasive metal polisher can be used with a soft cloth to polish the guard.
3. Heat chamber
Loose cinders or soot on the heat chamber can be brushed away.

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ADJUSTING THE FLAME
1. After lighting, wait for the heat chamber to reach operating temperature. This will take ten-fifteen minutes, then
the flame will be visible.
2. CHECK THE FLAME LENGTH
Look at the flame and check its length. Flame length is not necessarily even or uniform around the circumference
of the center disk. Some areas may be lower than others, but on maximum wick height, flame length should
average between 10 mm (3/8 in.) to 30 mm (1 3/16 in.).
lf necessary, raise or lower the wick by turning the wick adjuster knob to produce the proper flame condition.
NOTE: DO NOT operate your heater with wick set TOO LOW or TOO HIGH. Doing so will decrease combustion
efficiency and increase production of unwanted emissions.
NOTE: ALWAYS observe the heater closely for the first 15-20 minutes after it is lighted to be sure it is properly
adjusted.
EXTINGUISHING THE FLAME
1. Turn the wick adjuster knob counterclockwise until it stops (about 3/4 turn). Within
a few moments, the flame will be completely extinguished and the heater will be off.
2. Make sure the flame is out completely.
3. DO NOT try to relight the heater for at least three (3) minutes after turning it off, as
this may cause smoke and odor.
MANUAL SHUTOFF
When quick shutoff is necessary, push the manual shutoff.
NOTE: For routine turn-off, DO NOT use the “Manual Shutoff” or activate the
“Automatic Extinguisher” by jarring the heater. These methods may cause
unwanted odor, soot and smoke. Only the wick adjuster knob should be used
for normal shutoff.
BAD
TOO LOW
Produces odor
GOOD
CORRECT
Most efficient
combustion
BAD
TOO HIGH
Produces smoke
and soot
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
As with any good appliance, preventive as well as corrective maintenance is occasionally required. Please read the
following section carefully in order to enjoy the greatest benefits from your heater.
INSPECTlON OF THE WlCK
NOTE: One of the simplest but also the most important components of your heater is the wick.
With proper attention, the wick will last at least one heating season and, depending on the quality of the
fuel used, possibly longer, it helps to perform routine maintenance operations of the wick.
1. lndications that the wick may need attention are:
•low flame
•tar deposit on the top edge of the wick
•difficulty in turning the wick adjuster knob
•a flickering or dying flame
2. Clean the wick by burning dry as follows:
1) When the fuel gauge indicates empty, but the heater is still burning, raise the wick to its highest position and
allow the flame to consume the remaining fuel in the tank.
NOTE: Burning the wick dry can at times create odors. For the burning dry procedure, remove your heater from
the living area of your house into a well-ventilated area such as a garage or even a sheltered area
outside. If you burn the wick dry outside, be sure that the heater is not exposed to strong drafts during
the procedure.
2) After the heater has cooled completely, remove the heater cover as described in items 1 and 2 of the next
section.
3) Remove any residue from the wick with a small brush such as an old toothbrush. Cinders or soot in the burner
around the wick may be vacuumed away. Be careful when removing such material from the wick with a brush,
to do so gently so as not to tear the top surface of the wick.
4) Remove any tar deposits on the top of wick adjuster and primary air tube using a scraper.
NOTE: When good wick performance is no longer achieved by the burning dry process, it may be necessary to
replace the burned wick with a new one.
5) Before reassembling the heater, take a few minutes to wipe the parts with a soft cotton cloth or paper towels.
6) Reassemble the heater, following directions in item 11 of the next section.
NOTE: If the flame is still low after cleaning the wick, the wick may contain some water. It is then necessary to
replace the wick and empty all kerosene (paraffin) from the fuel tank. Dry the tank thoroughly and refill
with fresh, pure kerosene (paraffin).
CLEANING THE HEATER
1. Cleaning the outer cover and the fuel tank.
Wipe the surface of the outer cover and the fuel tank with a soft cloth.
Stains can be removed with a cloth and a mild soapy solution.
DO NOT use scouring pads, or harsh abrasives
2. Chrome guard
A non-abrasive metal polisher can be used with a soft cloth to polish the guard.
3. Heat chamber
Loose cinders or soot on the heat chamber can be brushed away.

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CHECKING THE AUTOMATIC EXTINGUISHER
Test the operation of the automatic extinguisher weekly. A good time to check is before lighting the heater.
1. Turn the wick adjuster knob clockwise until it stops (the same way as to light the heater).
2. Push the manual shutoff and make sure the wick has dropped.
3. Repeat step 1 and then shake the heater and make sure the automatic extinguisher worked.
REPLACEMENT OF PARTS
REPLACING THE WlCK
USE ONLY GENUINE TOYOTOMI REPLACEMENT WlCK. SUBSTITUTE WICKS CAN SEVERELY REDUCE
PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY.
1. Release the automatic extinguisher by pushing down on the manual shutoff.
2. Remove the three (3) screws holding the outer cover by using
the screwdriver, and lift cover off. Remove batteries
from the battery holder.
WARNING: Before disassembling your heater, allow it to cool completely.
3. Remove the heat chamber.
4. Remove the three (3) wing nuts around the wick adjuster. Lift the wick adjuster off
the heater while moving it slightly back and forth.
5. Slide two fingers between the wick and the wick adjuster. Lift the pins in the wick
off the slots. After lifting all three (3) pins off the slots, fold the wick and remove it.
NOTE: DO NOT damage the electrodes of Igniter unit on the
Wick Adjuster at the time of replacing the wick.
Electrodes of Igniter unit
Electrodes of Igniter unit
6. Place the wick adjuster on its side. Next, line up the two (2) openings in the wick
adjuster: 1) the diagonal slots in the fixed part of the wick adjuster, and 2) the slots
in the moving part of the wick adjuster controlled by the wick adjuster knob.
7. Fold the new wick in quarters and insert it into the wick adjuster from wick adjuster
bottom. Place one of the pins in one of the lined-up openings. lf you experience
difficulty, gently turn the wick adjuster knob clockwise. Then insert the two other
pins, turning the wick adjuster knob if necessary.
8. Finally, gently press the wick, all along its circumference, against the wick adjuster
to insure that it is firmly in place.
9. Lower the wick adjuster into the fuel tank, guiding the tail of the wick so it fits over
the primary air tube and evenly into place.
Point the wick adjuster knob to the front of the heater. Insure that the wick adjuster
is centered over the studs on the fuel tank.
NOTE: The space between the wick adjuster and the primary air tube should be
even all around.
NOTE: Make certain the top of the wick adjuster and the top of primary air tube
are the same height. lf they are uneven, the flames tend to be uneven, too.
Space
Top of
primary
air tube
Top of
wick
adjuster
Wick
adjuster
Wick
primary
air tube
Wick adjuster
(Cutaway view)
Hole
10. Tighten the three (3) wing nuts around the wick adjuster.
11. Turn the wick adjuster knob to be sure the wick moves smoothly
up and down.
AFTER REPLACING THE WICK, CHECK THE OPERATlON OF
THE AUTOMATlC EXTINGUISHER.

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CHECKING THE AUTOMATIC EXTINGUISHER
Test the operation of the automatic extinguisher weekly. A good time to check is before lighting the heater.
1. Turn the wick adjuster knob clockwise until it stops (the same way as to light the heater).
2. Push the manual shutoff and make sure the wick has dropped.
3. Repeat step 1 and then shake the heater and make sure the automatic extinguisher worked.
REPLACEMENT OF PARTS
REPLACING THE WlCK
USE ONLY GENUINE TOYOTOMI REPLACEMENT WlCK. SUBSTITUTE WICKS CAN SEVERELY REDUCE
PERFORMANCE AND SAFETY.
1. Release the automatic extinguisher by pushing down on the manual shutoff.
2. Remove the three (3) screws holding the outer cover by using
the screwdriver, and lift cover off. Remove batteries
from the battery holder.
WARNING: Before disassembling your heater, allow it to cool completely.
3. Remove the heat chamber.
4. Remove the three (3) wing nuts around the wick adjuster. Lift the wick adjuster off
the heater while moving it slightly back and forth.
5. Slide two fingers between the wick and the wick adjuster. Lift the pins in the wick
off the slots. After lifting all three (3) pins off the slots, fold the wick and remove it.
NOTE: DO NOT damage the electrodes of Igniter unit on the
Wick Adjuster at the time of replacing the wick.
Electrodes of Igniter unit
Electrodes of Igniter unit
6. Place the wick adjuster on its side. Next, line up the two (2) openings in the wick
adjuster: 1) the diagonal slots in the fixed part of the wick adjuster, and 2) the slots
in the moving part of the wick adjuster controlled by the wick adjuster knob.
7. Fold the new wick in quarters and insert it into the wick adjuster from wick adjuster
bottom. Place one of the pins in one of the lined-up openings. lf you experience
difficulty, gently turn the wick adjuster knob clockwise. Then insert the two other
pins, turning the wick adjuster knob if necessary.
8. Finally, gently press the wick, all along its circumference, against the wick adjuster
to insure that it is firmly in place.
9. Lower the wick adjuster into the fuel tank, guiding the tail of the wick so it fits over
the primary air tube and evenly into place.
Point the wick adjuster knob to the front of the heater. Insure that the wick adjuster
is centered over the studs on the fuel tank.
NOTE: The space between the wick adjuster and the primary air tube should be
even all around.
NOTE: Make certain the top of the wick adjuster and the top of primary air tube
are the same height. lf they are uneven, the flames tend to be uneven, too.
Space
Top of
primary
air tube
Top of
wick
adjuster
Wick
adjuster
Wick
primary
air tube
Wick adjuster
(Cutaway view)
Hole
10. Tighten the three (3) wing nuts around the wick adjuster.
11. Turn the wick adjuster knob to be sure the wick moves smoothly
up and down.
AFTER REPLACING THE WICK, CHECK THE OPERATlON OF
THE AUTOMATlC EXTINGUISHER.

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13. Replace the outer cover on the fuel tank and secure it into position with three (3)
screws by using the screwdriver.
STORAGE
At the end of each heating season, or when you do not plan to use your heater for an extended period of time, the
following procedures are recommended.
1. CLEAN WlCK AND HEATER
Follow directions in item 2 under “INSPECTlON OF THE WlCK”.
2. DRAIN FUEL TANK
After you have burned your heater dry, a small amount of kerosene (paraffin) will remain in the fuel tank. lt should
be removed in order to avoid contamination when the heater is refueled at a later date. To do this, remove the
fuel cap, tip the heater toward you and insert a small syringe into the bottom-most portion of the fuel tank.
Empty the tank completely before storage.
3. REMOVE BATTERIES FROM BATTERY HOLDER
4. STORE HEATER
The original shipping carton is the best place to store your heater. If you do not have original packing
materials, cover the heater with a large plastic bag and store in a dry place.
12. Install the heat chamber.
14. Grasp the heat chamber handle, then turn the heat chamber left and right to make
sure that it is properly seated. Once again, check the proper operation of the
automatic extinguisher. Replace batteries in the battery holder.
NOTE: Before lighting a new wick for the first time, turn the wick to its lowest
position and allow the wick to saturate with kerosene (paraffin) for about
thirty (30) minutes.
Wick Adjuster (Cutaway view)
Wick
6 mm
(15/64 in.)
Wick height on position should be 6 mm (15/64 in.) when wick adjuster knob is
turned fully cIockwise. Be sure to check.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Wick fails to ignite
Smoke or odor
Flickering, dying or
low flame
Wick adjuster knob
is hard to turn
Flame too high
CAUSE
Out of fuel
Electrode does not spark
Water in kerosene (paraffin)/
poor quality kerosene (paraffin)
Heat chamber tilted or
improperIy seated
Wick set too high
Dirty wick
Drafts
Contaminated fueI/poor quality
kerosene (paraffin)
Dirty wick
Water in kerosene (paraffin)/
poor quality kerosene (paraffin)
Dirty wick
Poor quality kerosene (paraffin)
Damaged mechanism
Fuel contaminated with
gasoline (petrol) or other highly
flammable material
SOLUTlON
Check fuel gauge; add fuel if necessary.
Check wire connections. Replace batteries.
Drain tank. Install new wick.
Refill with fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
Reduce wick height by turning wick adjuster
knob counterclockwise.
Clean wick as described under “Care and
Maintenance”.
Relocate heater.
Drain tank and rinse with clean kerosene
(paraffin). lnstall new wick and refill with
fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
Clean wick as described under “Care and
Maintenance”.
lf necessary, install new wick.
Drain tank and rinse with clean kerosene
(paraffin). lnstall new wick and refill with
fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
Clean wick as described under “Care and
Maintenance”.
Draintankandrinse withclean kerosene
(paraffin). Installnew wickandrefillwith
fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
Contact your dealer for service.
lMMEDIATELY shut off heater.
lnspect all components for damage.
Draintank and rinsewithclean kerosene
(paraffin). lnstall new wick and refill tank with
fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
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13. Replace the outer cover on the fuel tank and secure it into position with three (3)
screws by using the screwdriver.
STORAGE
At the end of each heating season, or when you do not plan to use your heater for an extended period of time, the
following procedures are recommended.
1. CLEAN WlCK AND HEATER
Follow directions in item 2 under “INSPECTlON OF THE WlCK”.
2. DRAIN FUEL TANK
After you have burned your heater dry, a small amount of kerosene (paraffin) will remain in the fuel tank. lt should
be removed in order to avoid contamination when the heater is refueled at a later date. To do this, remove the
fuel cap, tip the heater toward you and insert a small syringe into the bottom-most portion of the fuel tank.
Empty the tank completely before storage.
3. REMOVE BATTERIES FROM BATTERY HOLDER
4. STORE HEATER
The original shipping carton is the best place to store your heater. If you do not have original packing
materials, cover the heater with a large plastic bag and store in a dry place.
12. Install the heat chamber.
14. Grasp the heat chamber handle, then turn the heat chamber left and right to make
sure that it is properly seated. Once again, check the proper operation of the
automatic extinguisher. Replace batteries in the battery holder.
NOTE: Before lighting a new wick for the first time, turn the wick to its lowest
position and allow the wick to saturate with kerosene (paraffin) for about
thirty (30) minutes.
Wick Adjuster (Cutaway view)
Wick
6 mm
(15/64 in.)
Wick height on position should be 6 mm (15/64 in.) when wick adjuster knob is
turned fully cIockwise. Be sure to check.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
Wick fails to ignite
Smoke or odor
Flickering, dying or
low flame
Wick adjuster knob
is hard to turn
Flame too high
CAUSE
Out of fuel
Electrode does not spark
Water in kerosene (paraffin)/
poor quality kerosene (paraffin)
Heat chamber tilted or
improperIy seated
Wick set too high
Dirty wick
Drafts
Contaminated fueI/poor quality
kerosene (paraffin)
Dirty wick
Water in kerosene (paraffin)/
poor quality kerosene (paraffin)
Dirty wick
Poor quality kerosene (paraffin)
Damaged mechanism
Fuel contaminated with
gasoline (petrol) or other highly
flammable material
SOLUTlON
Check fuel gauge; add fuel if necessary.
Check wire connections. Replace batteries.
Drain tank. Install new wick.
Refill with fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
Reduce wick height by turning wick adjuster
knob counterclockwise.
Clean wick as described under “Care and
Maintenance”.
Relocate heater.
Drain tank and rinse with clean kerosene
(paraffin). lnstall new wick and refill with
fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
Clean wick as described under “Care and
Maintenance”.
lf necessary, install new wick.
Drain tank and rinse with clean kerosene
(paraffin). lnstall new wick and refill with
fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
Clean wick as described under “Care and
Maintenance”.
Draintankandrinse withclean kerosene
(paraffin). Installnew wickandrefillwith
fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
Contact your dealer for service.
lMMEDIATELY shut off heater.
lnspect all components for damage.
Draintank and rinsewithclean kerosene
(paraffin). lnstall new wick and refill tank with
fresh, clean kerosene (paraffin).
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