Coleman Propane 5038 - Manual (Page 5)

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Electronic Ignition
■ Turn valve to HI position
and repeatedly push red
ignition button until heater
ignites.
■ Heater will ignite with a
brief visible flame after 10-
12 seconds.
■ Heater is adjustable to
“HI” and “LOW”.
■ NOTE: Heater is
designed to be lit with the
valve fully open until it
reaches full output.
Observe heat build up for
a few minutes to ensure
heater is lit. If heater fails
to develop substantial
heat, turn heater “OFF”
and repeat lighting procedure.
To Light
cont
To Turn Off
■ Turn FUEL VALVE to
OFF.
■ Allow HEATER to cool
for 10-15 minutes.
DANGER
• EXPLOSION - FIRE HAZARD
• Never store propane near high heat, open flames,
pilot lights, direct sunlight, other ignition sources or
where temperatures exceed 120 degrees F (49°C).
To Store
■ Make sure Heater is cool.
■ Take unit outdoors away
from any ignition sources.
Remove Cylinder from
Heater.
■ Replace plastic cap on
cylinder.
■ Store propane cylinder
consistent with the instructions and warnings on the
cylinder.
To Store
cont
Things You Should Know
1. This is a catalytic heater. Burning occurs within
the pad at a lower temperature than a normal
flame due to evenly distributed platinum. But, heat
guard and burner rim still get hot enough to burn
you. Be careful.
2. The catalytic process takes approximately 10
minutes to reach full heat output.
3. Do not use heater for cooking or warming items,
this can destroy combustion and catalyst. This
heater has a low burn temperature (no flame) but it
can still burn clothing, sleeping bags, etc., that
might fall on the burner surface.
4. To avoid damage to the catalyst, do not allow
head pad to come in contact with or around
silicone based hand creams, paints, etc.
5. Do not touch the gray ceramic fiber head pad or
poke a hole into it.
6. Do not attempt cleaning the head assembly.
Match Light
■ Hold match as shown.
■ Turn valve to HI
position.
■ Heater will ignite with a
brief visible flame after 10-
12 seconds.
■ Heater is adjustable to
“HI” and “LOW”.