Universal Innovations Sahara X13 Owner's manual

Dear Customer,
We tried to achieve two targets when developing this product.
The fi rst was to produce the best quality heater on the market.
The second was to produce the most cost-effective heater. We
feel that we have achieved these two objectives however we
would be delighted to hear from you if you have any comments.
Thank you for purchasing one of the products in our range. We
wish you many enjoyable warm hours.
Yours Sincerely
Chairman
The X13 patio heater is made by Universal Innovations to an
exacting quality standard and is covered by the following guarantee:
THIS PRODUCT HAS A 5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY,
REGARDING PROPER USE:
Thermocouple, tilt switch and electric ignition: 2 years
All other parts: 5 years
This guarantee does not affect your statutory rights in any way.
HELPLINE Dublin Ireland
00 353 1 2873797
IF YOU NEED ANY ASSISTANCE PLEASE DO NOT HESITATE
TO CONTACT US DIRECTLY AT THE FACTORY. DO NOT BRING
GOODS BACK TO PLACE OF PURCHASE.
For more information, contact us w: www.saharabbqs.com p: (00 353) (1) 2873797 e: [email protected]
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OTHER PRODUCTS IN OUR RANGE
This appliance is designed for external use only using Propane (G31) gas at a supply
pressure of 37 millibar and must be serviced by a competent person in accordance
with the instructions included. Please read all accompanying documentation carefully.
Technical Specifi cations:
Overall Height: 2.4 meters approximately.
Gas Category: I (37)
Overall Width: 865 millimetres approximately.
Heat input(·Qn): 13 KW Net. ( 44356 BTU/H )
Control Valve: Combined gas valve and fl ame failure device.
Setting Pressure: 37mbar
Main Burner Type: Pressed steel venturi.
Injector Size: 1.82 mm
Regulator Outlet Pressure
+ Type: 37mbar (27mm clip on)
Servicing Procedure:
Servicing to be carried out by qualifi ed gas technician, every 100 hours of use.
• Remove regulator from cylinder.
• Remove refl ector “Parasol” Assembly.
• Remove “Burner Mesh” for examination and cleaning.
• Vigorously wire brush mesh inside and out to remove any clogging deposits.
• Remove windshield guard to expose main burner assembly.
• Examine, clean or replace main injector, ignition electrode, thermocouple and gas
pipe O ring as required. During storage, particularly, insects or foreign matter may
get into gas line/nozzle. Ensure that the gas line is completely clear before use.
Leak Test: There are a number of ways to check the gas for leaks. We recommend
a leak detector spray or soapy water applied onto the joints with a small paint brush
be used. Leaks can be seen as small bubbles at the outlet point. DO NOT check for
leaks using a naked fl ame. Check the condition of the hose monthly and each time the
cylinder is changed. If the hose is in any way degraded, replace it immediately with the
same specifi cation of hose. Hose length must be 150cm.
The product has a 5 year limited warranty, regarding proper use.
For servicing contact your local gas supplier or phone
Universal Innovations Helpline 00 353 1 2873797
For further information on the heater and its parts, please contact the factory direct.
Helpline Hours, 9am - 5pm Mondays to Fridays. 00 353 1 2873797.
We are located at: Universal Innovations.
Kilcoole Industrial Estate, Kilcoole, Co. Wicklow, A63DX27, Ireland.
3P
2797/21
X13 Heat Focus Patio Heater
Assembly & User Instructions
619A + 620A
IE/GB
GUARANTEE
TECHNICAL & SERVICING INFORMATION

Read the instructions before use. This appliance must be used, and the gas
cylinder stored, in accordance with the regulations in force. The patio heater
should be positioned on a level surface.
For use outdoors or in amply ventilated areas. An amply ventilated area
must have a minimum of 25% of the surface area open. The surface area
is the sum of the walls surface (see Fig. 1).
To fi t a Propane Gas Cylinder:
Change the gas cylinder in an amply ventilated area away from any ignition
source (candles, cigarettes or any other fl ame producing appliances). Ensure
that the area is free from any unprotected combustible material or substance.
1. Open door to access hose and regulator.
2. Attach the regulator to the new cylinder and check regulator seal is correctly fi tted
(see instructions with regulator.)
3. Sit cylinder into the cylinder housing, ensuring that the hose is not twisted or damaged in any
way.
4. Use gas cylinders with a gas capacity of 10 - 13kgs.
5. Test for leaks with proprietary leak detection fl uid or soapy water applied with a small paintbrush.
Lighting instructions:
1. Turn on gas supply at cylinder. Unscrew sparker button and insert battery, positive side facing
outwards.
2. Push control dial in and turn to position .
3. While the control dial is held pressed in at position , press sparker button to ignite the burner. If
there is no spark, check the battery type AA is correctly fi tted.
4. Once ignition has occured, keep holding control dial in for at least 10 seconds to ensure heater
stays lit.
5. If burner does not light after attempting for 20 seconds, wait 1 minute and try again.
Do not continuously hold the dial in as you may cause a build up of gas.
6. In windy conditions, shield from wind to ensure easy lighting.
7. Turn control dial to high or low fl ame position as required.
(IF FITTING A NEW GAS CYLINDER,YOU MAY NEED TO HOLD THE DIAL IN FOR AS LONG AS
A MINUTE TO ALLOW ALL THE AIR TO BE EXPELLED FROM THE GAS LINE.)
To Turn Off :
1. Turn control dial to position .
2. Push control dial in and turn to position .
3. Turn the gas off and disconnect at the cylinder when not in use.
In the event of a gas leak turn off the gas supply at the gas cylinder, and contact a competent gas
technician immediately.
Cleaning: Abrasive cleaners are NOT to be used. Clean unit with a damp cloth when fully cooled.
Winter Storage: Remove cylinder from unit. For ease of storage we advise that the parasol be
removed. This can easily be done by removing the 3 bolts, and lifting the parasol off. Be sure that
the heater is fully cooled before proceeding with this operation.
Do Not Bring Goods Back To Place Of Purchase.
For help, contact the factory helpline. Helpline hours: 9am - 5pm Monday to Friday.
Ph: 00 353 1 2873797, email: [email protected] or visit us at www.saharabbqs.com
USER INSTRUCTIONS
Fig. 1
DO NOT: Attempt to use the heater indoors. This product is only for use in outdoor and well
ventilated areas and is only to be used for space heating. Do not use below ground level.
DO NOT: Use any other gas except Propane (G31). This unit was designed for propane use only.
DO NOT: Attempt to clean the heater until it is turned off and fully cooled.
DO NOT: Use naked fl ame to detect suspected gas leaks.
DO NOT: Allow children or pets to play near the heater.
DO NOT: Use conventional awnings, tents or gazebos over Patio Heaters. Use only purpose made
gazebos, designed for such a purpose.
DO NOT: Leave this product unattended when in use.
DO NOT: Use an adjustable regulator with this appliance.
WARNING!
Never attempt to light unit if the hose is loose or damaged in any way. Also never attempt to light
the unit if you have reason to believe that the unit may be leaking gas. Have the unit fully checked
by a competent person, in accordance with the instructions enclosed. We recommend a frequency
of servicing every 100 hours of use.
DO: Place heater on a fl at, level and solid surface at all times.
DO: Wait for 3 minutes before relighting, if the burner fl ame becomes extinguished during use.
DO: Ensure that all naked fl ames are extinguished before fi tting a new cylinder.
DO: Store gas cylinders outdoor, above ground level and in a safe and secure environment.
DO: Make sure that the gas supply at the gas cylinder is turned off after use.
DO: Ensure that servicing of the unit is carried out by a competent person in accordance with the
instructions enclosed.
NOTE: It is normal for the Patio Heater to produce smoke during its fi rst three minutes of use.
This is caused because it burns off the protective oil fi lm on the metal surface.
ALWAYS: Follow any safety instructions supplied with gas cylinders.
ALWAYS: Keep unit well away from glass doors and windows to ensure no possibility of heat build
up and damage.
ALWAYS: Avoid leaving the heater exposed to extreme wind conditions as it might blow over and
damage the unit and other items.
ALWAYS: Ensure a minimum clearance above and beside of 0.6M from non protected combustable
materials both vertically and horizontally. See fi g 2.
• Shut off the valve at the gas cylinder or the regulator before moving the appliance.
• Do not connect the gas cylinder directly to the appliance without regulator.
• Do not move the appliance when in operation.
• The use of this appliance in an enclosed area can be dangerous and is prohibited.
• Do not obstruct the ventilation holes of the cylinder housing.
• The tubing or the fl exible hose must be changed within the prescribed
intervals.
• Use only the type of gas and the type of cylinder specifi ed in these
instructions.
• In case of violent wind precautions must be taken against the tilting of the
appliance.
• Keep the instructions for future reference.
• Read the instructions before installation.
• In the event of gas leakage turn off the appliance at the gas supply
and contact our helpline for assistance: 00 353 1 2873797
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
0.6M
0.6M
Open the cylinder chamber door. Unscrew the 3 bolts
and nuts securing the cylinder chamber top to the 3
lower support pole brackets. Set cylinder chamber top,
bolts and nuts aside for step 3. Remove the packaged
lower support pole from the cylinder chamber. Set pole
aside for step 2.
Unscrew the three
pre-fi tted bolts from
the cylinder chamber
base. Align the wheel
carriage over the bolt
holes. Secure the
wheel carriage to the
base with the bolts.
Cylinder Chamber Top
Lower Support
Pole Brackets
Attach the lower support pole to the lower support pole
brackets as shown using 6 of the bolts (B) and 6 of the
nuts (C).
Lower Support
Pole
Lower Support
Pole Brackets
Attach the previously removed cylinder chamber
top onto the lower support pole brackets using the 3
previously removed bolts and nuts. After securing bolts
and nuts, close the cylinder chamber door.
Cylinder Chamber Top
Cylinder
Chamber
Washer (D)
Spring
Washer (G)
Bolt (B)
Attach upper support pole to lower support pole using 3
of the bolts (B), spring washers (G) and washers (D).
Handle bracket in position
Lantern
Handle
Bracket
Attach the handle bracket to the lantern as shown,
using the 2 pre-fi tted bolts.
Step 1 Step 2
Step 5
Step 3 Step 4
Step 6 Step 7 Step 8
ASSEMBLY MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY A COMPETENT PERSON.
Important - while every precaution has been made in the manufacture of this product, care must be taken during assembly in case sharp edges are present.
TEST FOR LEAKS WITH PROPRIETARY LEAK DETECTION FLUID OR SOAPY WATER APPLIED WITH A SMALL PAINTBRUSH.
For Step 2 use:
6 x Bolts Ref B
6 x Nuts Ref C
For Step 8 use:
18 x Bolts Ref A
18 x Nuts Ref C
3 x Bolts Ref E
3 x Washers Ref F
1/4� Washer (F)
1/4� Spring
Washer (G)
1/4� Hex
Bolt (B)
Lantern
Sparker
Button
Pin
R-Clip
Refl ector
Handle
Washer (D)
Spring
Washer (G)
Bolt (B)
For Step 6 use:
4 x Bolts Ref B
4 x Washers Ref D
4 x Spring Washers Ref G
Unscrew sparker button
and insert battery,
positive side up.
Loosely screw parasol
side panels together
overlapping as shown.
Fix the top panel to the
top of the assembled
side panels and then
fully tighten all bolts.
Fit refl ector to lantern as
shown.
Using the pre-fi tted R-clip and pin, secure the
refl ector handle to the bracket as shown.
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Top
Panel
Side
Panels
For Step 4 use:
3 x Bolts Ref B
3 x Washers Ref D
3 x Washers Ref G
Feed hose up through
support pole and screw the
hose connection onto the
lantern by hand, then gently
pinch with a spanner to
secure. DO NOT overtighten.
Secure lantern to top of the
support pole.