Instruction Manual there is an envelope, which contains a spare choke and an adhesive label that indicates the type of gas that the burner should use.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

SWITCHING ON

•Set the control knob (2) to position “0”.

•Turn on the disconnecting switch on the electric switchboard.

•If the unit is operated manually turn the control knob to .The burner starts up, the combustion chamber heats up and then the fan starts.

•If the unit operates automatically set the room thermostat to the desired level and turn the control knob (2) to : the heater will now start and stop automatically.

•If the heater doesn’t start after you have completed the above operations consult the Troubleshooting section of this manual.

TURNING OFF

WarningNever stop the heater by simply turning off the disconnecting switch on the electric switchboard. The electrical supply must only be disconnected when the fan has come to a complete stop.

In manual operation turn control knob (2) to “0” or turn off control in automatic operation.

The burner stops while the fan turns itself on and off until the combustion chamber has completely cooled down.

VENTILATION

When the control knob is turned to the symbol the heater operates in continuous fan mode.

MAINTENANCE

Warning: Qualified personnel must carry out the following operations.

Warning: Before carrying out any maintenance operation the heater must be disconnected from the mains. There- fore:

•Stop the machine as instructed above

•Turn off the disconnecting switch on the electric switchboard.

•Wait until the heater has cooled down.

CLEANING THE HEAT EXCHANGER AND THE COM- BUSTION CHAMBER

For the heater to operate efficiently the heat exchanger and combustion chamber must be cleaned after a period of prolon- ged use and more frequently if too much soot builds up. Soot builds up when there is not enough chimney draft, when the fuel is of very poor quality, when the burner is regulated incorrectly or when the heater is switched on and off too frequently. If the heater starts vibrating when it is turned on there is probably too much soot.

To get at the internal parts of the heat exchanger (1), remove the burner (2), take off the upper back panel (3), the exchanger inspection panels (4) and the baffle plates (5). Clean out soot or extraneous material with a vacuum cleaner or tube cleaner.

CLEANING THE FAN

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CLEANING THE BURNER

For the heater to work efficiently the burner must be serviced re- gularly by an Authorized Service Technician. All cleaning, servi- cing and regulation operations must be carried out as indicated in the Burner Instruction Manual.

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TRANSPORTING AND MOVING THE HEATER

To move or transport the heater, place it on a raised base and lift with by a forklift truck.

Warning: Before moving the unit:

•Turn it off as indicated above.

•Disconnect electricity by pulling out the plug.

•Wait until the heater cools down

•Never try to lift the heater manually. Doing so could result in physical injury.

Remove any dirt or extraneous material from the mesh of the aspiration grill (6) and if necessary clean the propeller with an air-suction tool.

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BG 200, BG 150, BG 100 specifications

Master Lock has long been synonymous with security solutions, and their range of Bluetooth-enabled locks, namely the BG 100, BG 150, and BG 200, showcases the blend of traditional security features with modern technology. Each model in this series is designed to meet varying security needs while providing users with the convenience of keyless entry.

The Master Lock BG 100 is distinguished by its user-friendly design and robust security features. This Bluetooth padlock can be controlled via a smartphone app, allowing users to lock and unlock their padlock from anywhere within Bluetooth range. The BG 100 features a hardened steel shackle for enhanced resistance against cutting and saw attacks and an enclosed shackle to deter pry attacks. A standout feature of the BG 100 is its ability to offer temporary or permanent access to users, making it ideal for shared environments like gyms or storage units.

Next in line, the Master Lock BG 150 offers a more versatile approach to security. This model expands on the features of the BG 100 by incorporating a weatherproof cover that protects the lock from the elements, making it suitable for outdoor use. The BG 150 retains the smart technology that allows remote access through a smartphone app and adds a longer battery life, which translates into less maintenance for the user. Additionally, the lock maintains a robust steel construction while offering customizable alerts via the app for theft attempts or low battery notifications.

Rounding out the series, the Master Lock BG 200 combines heavy-duty security with innovative technology. With a superior weather-resistant design, the BG 200 stands up to harsh weather conditions and maintains its functionality even in extreme environments. The lock also features a unique continuous access mode, allowing users to leave the lock unlocked for a period, ideal for situations where frequent access is necessary. Enhanced with a rechargeable battery, the BG 200 eliminates the worry of expired batteries while ensuring maximum convenience.

In summary, the BG 100, BG 150, and BG 200 from Master Lock offer an innovative blend of robust security and user-friendly features. Whether for home, outdoor, or shared environments, these smart locks provide peace of mind through advanced technology, weatherproof designs, and customizable access options, all packaged in a reliable and durable construction.
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