OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR HIGH EFFICIENCY
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1. Ry z ib The ghal clack wil show e Set the correct minutes in the TOT Same manner ic Slide the program selector fram LOCK to TIME a AASB MN L Lo mye we 5 E JG 1 2 Te i l 1 i TME ON OFF ON OFF f Slide the program selector back lo LOCK The correct time is now Programmed 4 Select the correct hour by pressing either the or button Check that AM or PM is Lock TNE TME 1 correct 2 Note P M indicated by red dot in top left hand corner of display Time on OFF ON Orr MANUAL OPERATION GF HEATER To ignite Main Burner Pitot Burner musi be alight refer to Page 3 a Press ONOFF bution on Auto contra panel On Light on tb Press to MANUAL Light aire shite Au im Z os t T amO Mas w X porteL ith h s te Turn thermostat control knab to about 4 The burner will light autcmatically trom the pilot Hame prove that the room temperature is below the set thermostat lemperature Olherwise a higher selting will be necessary When heater has operated for half an hour or so you may wish ta adjust the thermostat higher cr lov to raise or tower the room temperature Turn the knob only a quarter of numbered gracuation at a sme Allow at least a further 15 minutes for the room temperature to stabilize FAILURE OF THE BURNER TO LIGHT piet is alight both and buttons may have been inadvertantly depressed tagetmer causing a s2. by a qualified electrician to ensure that the unit is corectly earthed 2 Each Vulcan Gas Heater is factery set to operate on a particular type of gas Do not use any type of gas ether than that specified on the application and carton 3 Ifthe heater fails to light atter ine thermostat control knob is turned to the desired setting cheek to sae if the pilot is operating If the pilot is alight tum the control kncb to a higher setting Check Ihat timer control if fited is ON and switched to MANUAL 4 Never drape clothing etc over the heater or place them on a clothes horse within 2 metres 5 Oo not place any articles in fan cutlet De not place any articles on of against this apoliance Ce not store flammable material near this application Oo net spray serosois in the vicinity of this appliance while it is in goeratiqn THE HEATER CONTROLS The Gas and Fan controls are located behind the access ccor on the lower front af the heater To open access door lift upwards slightly 0 release and pull outwards towards you PILOT AUIANER VIEWING WINCOW P TO OPEN LUFT SLIGHTLY THEN OPEN BY PULL NG OU WARDS z THERM STAT CONTROL KNOB FAM SWITCH y BUTTON 6 BUTTON IGNITDA BUTTON The Electronic Timer control is mounted on the front panel of the heater LOCK TIME TIME 3 2 acoA aU MAN FESERSEE AJTC AUTO aug GN I TAME TME Mas OFF AIR DEFLECTORS Alr discharged from the heater is directe
3. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR HIGH EFFICIENCY QUASAR GAS WALL FURNACES FITTED WITH ELECTRONIC CLOCK CONTROL The Australian designed and manufactured Vulcan Gas Heater has been thoroughly life tested and carries the approval of the A G A and S E C Thank you for purchasing this Vulcan product It has been designed to give you excellent service Now it is installed you are no doubt anxious to light it and enjoy the far reaching warmth Before you do take a few minutes to read through this instruction and discover how to get the very best from your heater After you have read it we suggest you store it in a safe place for future reference if you have any questions or problems relating to your new heater do not hesitate to get in touch with your installer or your nearest Vulcan office CONSOLE MODEL 7 iNBUILT MODEL Proudly Australian AUSTRALIAN MADE CONTENTS Page Notes on Sate Operation usas o e ce ee eee ee nee 1 The Heater Ccntrols Notes on Thermostat 2 Notes or Pilot Burner 2 Power Supply Interruptic 3 Lighting Pilot ow 3 Setting the Time of Day J Manual Operation of Heater 4 Automatic Operation of Heater ae Overriding your Automatic Time Settings _ amp Useful Information 7 Notes en Thermostai Operation F Notes on Fan Operation 7 Problem BAYE uu o 8 a Warranty SAFE OPERATION 1 tis essential to have any existing power point to which this applance might be connected checked
4. a mechanism within the valve to prevent gas trom flowing to the main bummer If inis occurs press but fully and release and wait umil a sick is heard apprcximate y two minutes Repeat lighting procedure If the piot has gone oul turn contra knob te O setting wait pproximately thres minutes for any unbe gas te escape and re light pilat Check that timer is On ana switched to manuai It the pilct is alight tum the thermasiat control kaob to a higher seting to ensure that it is set higher th Ihe room temperature otherwise the thermostat wil not allow burner ignition When heater if operating close access dcor by pushing towares heater litt slightly to close fully then allo to drop into catch Do not allow heater to operate with access doar open for longer than is necessary to light Surner or adiusi conirals TO TURN THE BURNER OFF TO TURN PILOT OFF Turn contrel knob to setting 0 Turn Control Knob to setting O and depress button fully IF SPARK IGNITION FAILS The spark can normally be seen Ihrouch the pilot viewing windew when ignitor button is pressed The pilot burner may be lit wilh a match Remove seraw at Ihe right hand side of the pilot viewing window Slide the glass te the righi and repeat lighting procedure using a lignied match instead of the ignition butto Reposition window glass and replace screw AUTOMATIC OPERATION OF HEATER SETTING THE AUTOMATIC HEATING PERIODS You c
5. an program the unit lp come on and go off eilher once or twice in any 24 hour period say for wake up warmth and ceme home warmth fa Set the correct time ol day Reter to Page 3 ib Wake up warmth Slide the program selector to TIME 1 ON Now using the or buttons set the clock for the time you want the unit to come on Example 6 00 a m TENE Th CL 2 TIME ON OFF ON OFF co Next slide the program selector to TIME 1 QFF and set the clock for the time you want the unit to go off Example 9 00 a m t i i TME ONOFF Oh OFF id Come home warmth Slide the program selector to TIME 2 ON and set the clock accordingly Example 4 00 prj pi ki Lock TIME TME 1 I i 1 TME ON OFF ON OFF fa Finally side the program selector TIME 2 OFF and set the desired time Example 11 00 p m lata aur LOCK TIME TIME i 1 f I I I a TIME GN OFF ON OFF H Return the program selector to LOGK The clock will now display Time of Day To check the On and Otf times you have programmed slide the selector across the various on off positions LOCK TIME TIME 1 1 2 F I oo TIME ON OFF ON OFF OPERATING WITH AUTOMATIC PRESET HEATING PERIODS Pilot Bumer must be alight Refer to Page 3 la Sel the automatic healing periods as above Press On O button ta YON Light On ase ihi uae ib Prass on one of bot
6. d by two banks of connected louvres __ Air Deflectors Adjust by nand Adjust deflectors so that air does hot blow directly inte sitting areas THERMOSTAT The heater is automatically controlled by a built in thermostat which requiates the gas supplied to ihe burner to maintain the temperature of the room at the sclected level The temperature at which this thermostat operates is set by the rotation of the Thermostat control knob to any position between the figures and The higher the number the higher the temperature at which the room will be maintained The numbers are for guidance only when you adjust ihe control knob or when you turn the heater on after it has been turned oft When increasing higher number r decreasing lower number the room temperatura urn control knob in small steps say 4 quarter of a numbered graduation at a time allowing al east 15 minutes for thermostat to adjust and room temperature to stabilise before making further adjusiments THE PILOT BURNER The pilot flame may be seen through the viewing window localed behind the access door and above Ihe fan switch on the left hand side of Ihe heater The pilot is the means by which the main burner is ignited and is also a safety device which ensures that gas will only flow to the main burner and pilot burner while ihe pilot is alight It is normally lett continuously alight unti Summer shut down POWER SUPPLY INTERRUPTION The heater will nor op
7. er turns off Fan blowing cool ar Fan setting and thermostat setting Air deflecting from adjacent furniture onto thermostat Air blowing direct onto tags minutes when the heater is warm On low fire the fan may not come on for a short period This prevents cold air from being circulated around the room Fan will operate after the burner goes off until the heater cools dawn Fan will then switch off Boost fan and low heat could cause cool air Set fan to lower speed Reset air deflectors Reset air deflectors Power interruption has occurred Reset time of day and automatic Cleck showing 2am programmes
8. erate if electric power is interrupled due to supply failure or switching olf at power paint The pilot will remain alight When power is restored 12 a m wiil appear on Ihe clack face Tris indicates that automatic pregrammes and time of day must be re set If the heater is operating on Manual contrat when power is interrupted it well be necessary to re set the AutesManual button to manual when power is restored te recomrmence heater operation The heater will mot automatically restart on restoration af power Note a the period that the fan is off cust may settle on the heat exchanger causing an odour This is no cause for alarm and will cease when the fan resumes operation TO LIGHT PILOT THEAMCSTAT a Turn thermostat gontrol knob to setting g CONTASL KNOB fb Press button down fully to limit cf travel to supply gas to pilot Take care not to depress button at this will activate a safety mechanism within the valve which will prevent Main Burner ignition Continue to held Button down fully and push ignition button cne or mare times until pilot dights isl Hold button gown for at least fifteen seconds after pilot iy lights than release siowly If pict flame extinguishes repeat step b but held x button down lors longer pericd alter prot fights Remove screw ai the right hand side of the piet viewing window SETTING TIME OF DAY a Ensure power lead is piugeed mto Powel peint Switch an power
9. g new times a To tura Heater off from automatic operation leaving pifot alight and Auto programme set Turn Thermostat Control to Oo it To tum Heater and Pilot olf leaving auto programme set Turn Thermostat Control knob to C and press button fully Press USEFUL INFORMATION SERVICE In Australia Contact your nearest Vulcan Office Qutside Australia Contact your nearest Gas Supply Company or Retailer It heater cannot be made to function at ail contact installer or Gas Utility CLEANING THE HEATER Clean the sides and front panels cf the heater with a soft darp cloth Do not use abrasives gr chemical cleaners Beware of sharp edges THERMOSTAT OPERATION You will soon establish the best setting for your personai comfort level For most econamical pertarmance always operate your heater at the setting which just gives your desired camicn level Turning the thermostat knob to a very hign setting for a quick warm up dhen tuming down to a low setting wnen the roam is hot will not resuit in any taster warm up but rather uncomfortable room temperature uneconomical operation and a cold and drafty feeling after Ine thermostat cortroi Knog is turned back to its normal setting FAN OPERATION The fan On O mede is automatic The tan Switches on g few minutes after the burner ignites to ensure tha discharged air is warm nough for eamion It switches cH a few minutes efter the Burner extinguishes in o
10. h AUTO TIME bulons Lights On Depending on whether one or wo heating periods are required Man z catty F A F mm rir f Brae aero Oey amp AUTE AUTO Tima T me 2 c Press to AUTO Light Onh yin SCEE FAUTO MAN Ta c Turn thermostat control knob to the desired temperature Between 4 and 5 i normal H the heater is operating on manual when you set the automatic heating periods the burner will extinguish when you Switch the electronic control from manual t auta and recommence operation when the next selected on time is reached provided that the heal setting is above the room temperature OVERRIDING YOUR AUTOMATIC TIME SETTINGS a Cancelling the balance of a current heating period Press the appropriate Auto Time bullon to Off ya Re a AUTO AUTO Time l Tine 2 Remember to press the cancelled Auto Time button to On when you require resumption of te programme E Temporary cancellation of future heating periods Turn the Thermostat Centro Knob to the G position When you require resumption of the auto programme return Thermostat Contrai Knob to required he setting c To operata heater manually wi gt Press to MANUAL acto Wan s S You can now turn the heater cn and off 4s desired using the Thermostat Control Knob id To change the automatic heating periods Ae pregram following instructions Page 5 and settin
11. old button down for a longer period lf OFF turn an If ON check further It OFF relight eee If ON check further That the thermostat is if it is turn to a higher setting until burner lights ff it is on the highest setting check further Press button to extinguish the pilot wait until a click is heard approx 2 mins before relighting pilot taking care not to depress button Turn thermostat knob up if necessary check further Thermostat has automatically regulated burner flame to maintain temperature setting as selected on the gas control knob Burner will relight when temperature falis Burner flame on full tire after lighting Room Temperature too low Room temperature is lower than the gas cantroi knob setting Thermostat will automatically reduce burner flame as room temperature rises Check Rear Register if titted setting Unwanted heat may be discharging to second room Turn gas control knob to a higher setting Approx quarter of a Numbered graduation at a time This will increase room temperature Smoke or smeil l Ignition button fails to operate This may occur only during initial firing Refer manual lighting instructions on vaive contral panel or in these instructions The fan is operated by a thermostat and will come on atter a few Fan fails to come on when burner turned on Fan continues to Operate after burn
12. rder te utlise the heat remaining within the unit The three speed fan increases air circulation and eficiency Switch fan to low normal or bcos positions are marked on the control pane Boost is availabie to bring the area to be heated up to even tamoerature in the shortest possible time Normal or Low settings are generally used ence the area is up to desired temperature and the heater is maintaining that temperature Do not sit up close to the air qutet This is a Space Heater not a personal heater Avoid directing alr onto room occupants use air deflectors to direct discharged alr anc use minimum fan speed that will provide necessary Gamfort t as desired The AIR CONTROL If a Rear Register is fitted this control allows you to vary the amount of warm air cistributed to each roam PROBLEM SOLVER We have prepared this problem solver in case you have any difficulties with your heater Check the chart first before you phone for service so you won t be paying for an unnecessary service call PROBLEM CHECK REMEDY Pilot will not light Burner will not light Burner Hame decreases and may even go off That gas is available to the heater That power is turned ON That pilot is alight not set on a low setting That w and butions may have been pressed together causing safety mechanism within valve to prevent gas fiow to main burner Repeat lighting procedure h
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