Assembly
Estimated assembly time: 45 minutes Tools required:
•#2 Phillips screwdriver
•1/2", 5/16" and 7/32" Open end wrenches
Hardware packet provided with heater may contain more parts than needed for heater assembly.
Hardware packet contains the following items shown on pages 10 through 13:
Electronic Ignitor (1), Ignitor Wire (1), Ground Wire (1), Valve Knob (1), Propane Tank Retention Chain(1),RetentionHook(2),DBatteries(2) and AA Battery (1).
Parts are referenced by designated letter throughout assembly instructions. Hardware packet contains the following (quantity used in parenthesis):
Base Assembly
1.Connect 2 base parts using 5 screws (C), 5 washers (D) and 5 nuts (E) as shown in
Figure 3.
2.Turn base upside down. Attach 2 wheels, 2 hex bolts (A) and 2 nuts (B) as shown in Figure 3. Do not overtighten.
3.Being careful not to scratch paint, lay cabinet base onto back side (use foam packaging block to support rear top of cabinet base). Align holes in bottom edges of cabinet base with holes in base as shown in Figure 4. Attach with 1 screw
Base
Wheel
Nut (E)
Washer (D) 
Screw (C) | Hex Bolt (A) |
Nut (B)
Figure 3 - Attaching Wheels to Base
Description |
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A 2 1/4" Hex Bolt (2) |
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B 12 mm Hex Nut (2) |
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C 5/8" Screw (14) |
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D 5 mm Washer (14) |
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E 5/16" Hex Nut (14) |
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F 3/8" Screw (20) |
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G 7/32" Hex Nut (20) |
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H 3/8" Self tapping screw (34) | |||
A |
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B | D | G |
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| E | H |
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C 
F 
(C), 1 washer (D) and 1 nut (E) for each of the 9 holes (see Figure 4). Set assembly upright.
4.Install chain retainers (“S” hooks) to up- per edges of cabinet base as shown in
Figure 4.
5.Install electronic ignitor through cabinet wall as shown in Figure 4. Hand tighten.
6.Attach tank door to cabinet with 4 screws
(F) and 4 nuts (G) as shown in Figure 4.
Set entire assembly aside.
Chain | Ignitor | Retainer |
Cabinet Retainer | ||
Base |
| Ring |
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Nut (G) |
| Ignitor |
| Cap | |
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Screw (F) |
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Screw
(C)
Washer
(D)
Tank
Door
Base 
Nut (E)
Figure 4 - Cabinet Base Assembly