Rinnai Convector 417 Manuel utilisateur

Rinnai

Convector 417

Unflued Room Heater

CUSTOMER’S OPERATING

INFORMATION ’

AND

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

This appliance shall be installed in accordance with:-

* Manufacturer’s Installation instructions

* Local Authority Requiren@nts

* NZS 5261 installation Code for Gas Burning Appliances

and Equipment

* Any other relevant Statutory Regulation

* This appliance must be installed, serviced and removed

by an Authorised person.

Rinnai

GAS SPACE HEATERS

PARTS DESCRIPTION

IGNITION BUTTON

FRONT

/CONTROL PANEL

FILTER

WARNING LAMP

ROOM

TEMPERATURE .

LAMP

Temperature Control

LO 8

ECONOMY

LAMP

COMBUSTION

LAMP

\ 7

REAR

DOWN UP ECONOMY BUTTON /

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IMPORTANT POINTS

Unpack heater:

Check for damage. If heater is damaged, contact your supplier for advice. Before

installing the heater, check it is labelled for the correct gas type. Refer to local

gas authority for confirmation of gas type if you are in doubt.

Included in Carton:

Customers Operating Information

IMPORTANT

The appliance must be installed in accordance with the local gas authority

regulations.

For information on gas rate, see data plate on the appliance.

When using this appliance, ensure that the room is correctly ventilated.

Check NZS 5261 or the local gas authority for information on ventilation

requirements.

DO NOT install in bedroom or bathroom.

This heater must not be installed’where curtains or other combustible materials

could come into contact with it. In some cases curtains may need restraining.

It must also be 50mm clear of walls.

This appliance is not designed to be built in.

If you move house, check the gas type in the area where you are moving to.

The local gas authority will be able to advise on local regulations.

This heater discharges a large volume of warm air at low level to provide

even heat distribution. If the air in the room contains cooking vapour or

cigarette smoke, and the heater is used on a carpet, the surface of the carpet

may become discoloured.

In addition, some nylon carpets contain dyes which may be affected by the

warm air flow.

Some soft vinyl surfaces are also subject to discolouration by warm air.

To prevent discolouration of carpets etc., a mat should be placed under the

appliance, extending about 750mm in front of it.

Diagram 1 shows clearances required

around this heater whilst in operation. 50mm

750mm

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Do not install this heater in areas where

spray painting or plating is taking

place, or in places such as hair dressers,

where there may be a lot of fluff and

dust, and -where aerosols are used.

Turn off heater after use and

disconnect gas hose.

Keep away from flammable materials.

Combustible materials must not be

placed where the heater could ignite

them.

Do not spray aerosols near this heater

while it is in use. Most aerosols contain

butane gas, and can be a fire hazard if

used near this heater when it is in use.

USE of aerosols, paint, polishes etc

whilist this heater is in use may cause

unpleasant smells.

Do not sit on this heater.

PUSH

Ignition Button

ON OFF

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Do not allow children to post articles

in the louvres.

Supervise children playing near this

heater.

Do not allow children or elderly

persons to sleep in the warm ‘air

discharge from the heater.

Do not place wet articles on this heater,

the water may drip into the electrical

parts.

Ventilate the room when this heater is

in use.

Correct, fixed ventilation is usually

sufficient, consult your local gas

authority for local regulations.

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Do not place articles in front of the

louvres.

Do not move the heater whilst it is

turned on.

Do not turn the heater off by

unplugging it from the wall, or whilst

the fan is cooling the heater off.

This heater is not suitable for use with

a plug in type timer.

Do not place containers of liquid on

top of the heater. Water in the heater

can cause extensive damage.

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CUSTOMERS OPERATING

INFORMATION

INSTALLATION

Check room size: This heater must not be installed in a room smaller than

42.5m3. Your Convector 417 is fitted with a flexible hose and bayonet type plug

in fitting, simply plug into your bayonet floor fitting.

IGNITION

Plug the heater into both the gas, and

the power point. Room must be

ventilated when using this heater.

Depress the ignition button slowly and

firmly.

When you release the ignition button

the ‘Temperature Level’ lamps will

illuminate, the spark will ignite the

main burner and the convection fan will

begin to run. If the heater does not

ignite within 15 seconds the spark will

stop and the ‘Temperature Level’ lamps

will flash. Turn off (See *page 7) and

repeat ignition operation.

This heater has an automatic ignition

system, when the main burner has lit,

the combustion indicator will glow, and

the spark will stop.

There may be a smell of burning dust

the first time the heater is lit or when

the heater has been out of operation for

a long time, this is normal. You may

need to repeat the ignition operation

the first time the heater is plugged in,

due to air in the hose.

ignition Button

PUSH

4 ON OFF

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Temperature Level

0 0~~0 0 8 0 0

/ \

ROOM TEMP SET TEMP

(Flashing) (Steady)

Combustion Indicator

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TEMPERATURETEMPERATURE CONTROLCONTROL

The thermostat automatically

modulates the burner and the fan to

maintain the room temperature which

you have selected.

To change the room temperature, simply

adjust the temperature control buttons

until the desired setting is indicated.

The heater will run on high for 1 to 2

minutes after ignition no matter where

the temperature control is set.

The temperature range from LO to HI

is about 12°C to 36°C. Temperature

control may be affected by the

positioning of the heater.

Temperature Control

l-01 1 m8 1 1 8 1”’

DOWN UP

CONTROL BUTTONS

ROOMROOM TEMPERATURETEMPERATURE

IjISPLAYIjISPLAY

Temperature is indicated by the L.E.D.

display on the control panel. The room

temperature is indicated by the flashing

L.E.D., and the set temperature by the

steady L.E.D. When the set temperature

is reached, the flashing L.E.D.

disappears and the temperature is

indicated by the steady L.E.D. You will

notice the, fan speed changing as the

heater modulates to match the room

temperature.

Temperature Level

0 o$go 0 8 0 0

/ 1

ROOM’ TEMP

(Flashing)

SET TEMP

(Steady)

TO TURN UNIT OFF

Depress ignition button again.

The switch will return to the off

position.

Disconnect hose after use.

Do not turn off by unplugging at the

power point. Convection fan continues

to run until heater is cool.

The convection fan may start again

after a few minutes to remove any

residual heat. ’

Ignition Button

PUSH

ON OFF

a 1

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ECONOMY BUTTON

To select ‘Economy Mode’, push the

‘Economy’ button, the green lamp will

glow.

30 min after the room temperature

reaches the preset temperature (set

with the thermostat), the ‘Economy

Mode’, if set, reduces the temperature

by l”C,after another 30 min it reduces

the temperature by a further 1°C) this

is an energy saving feature. When the

heater is running only on low, the

‘Economy Mode’ does not operate. It

does not operate if the heater is under

capacity for the room size.

Economy

Economy Mode

Lamp

(3 Economy Button

iii

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FILTER LAMP

If the filter lamp glows during

operation check both air filters for

dust. If there is dust present, clean

filters. See section on care of heater.

(page 10) Turn heater off before

cleaning filters.

Filter

Check Both Filters

The filter lamp is not a safety cut off,

so the heater will continue to run with

the lamp on. Left in this condition the

heater may overheat and shut off

automatically.

\ FILTER kFILTER - ’

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SAFETY DEVICES

n Over Heat Switch

When the heater gets too hot during operation (for example when the filters

or air outlet louvres are blocked) this device turns the gas off automatically.

Remove cause of overheat (clean filters) allow heater to cool, then re-ignite.

W Fuse

The electrical circuits are protected by a fuse. When the fuse blows, the

heater will not operate at all. The fuse must be replaced by an authorised

person.

n Flame Failure Device

This device automatically cuts off the gas supply to the heater in the event

of a gas failure. To restore the gas supply to the heater, turn it off, then

follow the ignition procedure.

n Oxygen Depletion Safety Device

If the oxygen level in the room drops below a pre-set limit, this device cuts

the gas supply to the heater. If the oxygen depletion device operates, turn

the heater off, ventilate the room, then follow the ignition procedure to

re-light. Heater will not re-light until room is fully ventilated.

n Tilt Switch

If the heater is knocked over, the tilt switch will cut the gas supply. The

fan keeps running. To restore the gas supply, stand the heater upright, turn

it off then follow the ignition procedure. The tilt switch may also operate

if the heater is jolted or picked up whilst in operation.

n Power Failure

In the event of a power failure or power cut, the gas valves will automatically

close. After the power is re-instated the appliance must be operated

manually.

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