Instructions on how to use the heater?
1433109
Turn knob on right.............Heater is cheap made....if you have not bought it.....don't
1433110
Mine had instructions but I was familiar with these type settings and didn't need them
1433111
Very easy to use, the dial at the top of the heater has all your settings fan only/ low heat and high heat. I use the low heat setting at work and it is a perfect setting of warmth throughout my day.
1433112
For the fan only turn switch to fan symbol. To add heat turn switch to I or II. Low heat is I, high heat is II.
1433113
Put on level surface. It has a switch on the bottom that will automatically turn it off if it falls over, but also won't turn it on if it's not level. Second turn on I or II depending on how much heat you want. II is more. Next turn the temperature knob up until it kicks on. Or down until it clicks off and then up just till it is on again. Still cold in 10 minutes? Turn it up more. It will cycle on and off. This is normal so that it doesn't over heat.
1433114
I sat mine on the kitchen counter plugged it in turn the dial to the heat setting, ran great heated the camper in 15 minutes
967483
Yes, you just take it out of the box and plug it in. This heater was a little more expensive than the average space heater, but well worth the money. Works great, and doesn't run non-stop. Turns on and heats the room to the desired setting, then shuts off. Keeps the room nice and toasty!
1978969
Press and hold the little blue button w/ the snowflake on it. That should turn on the heat. Good luck!!
1801241
Only thing I used was some thread sealer to attach the fitting to the heater.Very easy to set up and works REAL nice.I use it in a 10x12 ice shanty and theres 5 heat settings.You could wear shorts it gets so hot.Hope this helps and good luck.
355071
First you make sure you connect hose in back and put into a window. Plug it in. :) Then the button on top that has the circle with line going through it, is the ON button. Change settings as you desire. There is a detailed instructions booklet that comes with it, or you can look it up online at their website for further help. Hope this helps you.
502991
u need to find the heater info usually located on the lower jacket section which should give the info to cross reference, if in doubt, call plumber.
2163348
Press teh button down and hold it down. Wait for a few seconds then turn the knob (still holding it down) Click it a couple of times. I have three heaters. Two of them light easily. The thrid was is a problem. I have two of the 20000 BTU heaters and they are easy to light. I'llnever get a 10,000 BTU heater again Stick with the 20,000.
2231924
The thermostat know has 10 indicated settings plus the on and off settings. The instruction manual says the following: Set the thermostat knob by turning clockwise to where you want it and allow the heater to warm up the room. When the desired comfort level is reached, lower the thermostat slowly until you hear the unit click off. Heater will now automatically maintain the desired comfort level. I paraphrased a little bit. In other words, once the desired temp. has been reached the heater cycles on and off. Works fine. There are no specific numbers on the heater knob. You just have to find what's comfortable for you.
2106846
There's no fan on this heater. The front screen is made of metal and it is coated with a heat activated coating that changes color when it gets hot. If you should blow a fuse on the circuit that it is plugged into, reset the fuse, unplug the heater for at least 30 minutes. When you plug it in again it will re-set itself automatically. If you don't do this it will not restart. Just be careful as the heater draws 12.5 amps. that's quite a bit. DO NOT use an extension cord unless a professional tells you the cord is ok. If you use an extension that is not correct, you will run the risk of fire which is not good. You can use this unit with or without the thermostat. It is set to be on all the time or to turn off and on with setting the "mode" button. All in all, this is a good heater. It keeps the chill off my whole basement and doesn't cost a lot to run. Just use common sense. Common sense is a gift and there are a lot of people out there that haven't opened up their present yet.
813478
Anytime this unit is on, the heater runs. So, if so, I haven't figured out how. But for my purpose I need the heater.
536868
you have a thermostat with four wires two go to the line side two go to the heater.if you open the blank flap where the thermostat will go there will be a red and black wire wire nutted together. take the wire off separate the wires. you now have two leads that will go to the load side of the thermostat.the two hot lines coming from your panel box will go to the line side of the thermostat.
1938447
Here is a video for how hot the surface of the heater is. It is easier for you to get an idea. http://youtu.be/BCkgVhAtBNk
757216
U have the blanket? Its pretty easy. Plug the 3 cables from the blanket into the back of the unit. Plug unit in, turn on power on the back. Then on the front push the power button. The timer should say 30 mins. Set it up to 60 mins by pushing the up/down buttons. Then adjust the 3 heat levels, to the temperature you desire, and push select. (A dot will appear next to the temp. Do this for all 3). Push start, climb in and enjoy!
841808
Press and hold the up arrow, then it starts blinking. That's when you push the up arrow until 104. The heater will engage until it is that temp.
2163350
Turn the knob to pilot and press down and hold a while until the thermocouple kicks in, so the pilot will stay lit. Main problem I have had installing these---if the gas has been off a long time, it takes forever to clear the line of air, because the very small hole for the pilot has such a small flow. In that case I loosen a fitting close to the heater and allow a fair amount of gas to flow out --then tighten the fitting. Sounds scary, but so long as you just loosen the fitting , it won't take but a few seconds to tighten the fitting. You can typically tell by the smell when you finally get pure gas flowing. Turn the knob to pilot and press down and hold a while until the thermocouple kicks in, so the pilot will stay lit. Main problem I have had installing these---if the gas has been off a long time, it takes forever to clear the line of air, because the very small hole for the pilot has such a small flow. In that case I loosen a fitting close to the heater and allow a fair amount of gas to flow out --then tighten the fitting. Sounds scary, but so long as you just loosen the fitting , it won't take but a few seconds to tighten the fitting. You can typically tell by the smell when you finally... » Read More Turn the knob to pilot and press down and hold a while until the thermocouple kicks in, so the pilot will stay lit. Main problem I have had installing these---if the gas has been off a long time, it takes forever to clear the line of air, because the very small hole for the pilot has such a small flow. In that case I loosen a fitting close to the heater and allow a fair amount of gas to flow out --then tighten the fitting. Sounds scary, but so long as you just loosen the fitting , it won't take but a few seconds to tighten the fitting. You can typically tell by the smell when you finally get pure gas flowing. « Show Less
1654958
In our 'cat houses', the heater sits directy on the bottom of the container. We then put a thin toweeel on top of the heater, and it has worked fine for over 2 years. I hope this helps.
1055599
Attaching the heater to the return (out) line is what the manufacturer recommends. Mount it in a way so no air can get trapped in the heater. Straight up and down is recommended. I have my two at a 45 degree angle.