Dayton 2E510C User's Manual
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1. PART DESCRIPTION NO Upper shell 098511 35 Heat deflector 098068 01 Combustion chamber assembly 098512 02 Screw 10 16 x 3 4 M11084 29 Screw 10 16 x 3 4 M11084 29 Photocell assembly M16656 4 Photocell bracket M16660 Screw 6 32 x 3 8 M10908 2 Burner head assembly see Figure 9 for details Screw 10 16 x 1 2 t M11084 27 Airline tubing M508 14 03 Airline clip M50873 01 Wire assembly red 6 M16841 16 Screw 10 16 x 1 2 M11084 27 Fan M17058 NAUN COOND ORUN OF Motor amp pump assembly see Figure 8 for details Motor clamp T M16661 Bolt 1 4 20 x 1 1 2 M51043 01 Lockwasher 1 4 WLM 4 Hex nut 1 4 20 NPC 4C Lower shell 0985 11 27 Screw 10 16 x 1 2 M11084 27 Clip nut M11271 8 Shell support bracket M12828 Screw 10 16 x 1 2 M11084 27 Screw 10 16 x 3 4 M11084 29 Shorty bushing M50104 03 Safety control M50671 01 Solid State relay 097061 01 Screw 8 18 x 1 2 M15823 39 Solid State relay bracket 097060 01 Screw 10 16 x 1 2 grounding M11084 27 Motor support bracket M16645 Open Closed bushing M30865 04 Ignitor 098557 01 Screw 10 16 x 3 4 M11084 29 Strain relief bushing M11143 1 Power cord 098219 07 Fuel tank 098513 08 Fuel cap 097702 01 Rubber bushing fuel line into fuel tank M10990 3 Screw 10 16 x 12. General information Decal General Information Deca 098220 06 098221 06 Standard hardware item available locally t Not available in assembly form Refer to page 10 for Replacement Parts A Not shown a_ FORM 581792 MODELS 2E510C 2E511B amp 3E218B 01582 l Figure 4 Replacement Parts Illustration for Motor and Pump Assembly Models 2E510C amp 2E511B Replacement Parts List for Motor and Pump Assembly Models 2E510C amp 2E511B PART 2E510C 2E511B PART 2E510C 2E511B DESCRIPTION NO ary ary DESCRIPTION NO ary ary Motor 097073 01 1 10 Adjusting screw M27694 Pump body 079975 01 11 Pressure relief spring M10993 1 Insert M22009 12 Plug M22997 Rotor M22456 1 13 Steel ball 1 4 dia M8940 _ End pump cover M29608 Output filter M29612 01 Lint filter M29632 15 Screw 10 32x 1 M12461 31 intake filter M29633 16 Elbow 90 M50016 End cover filter M29609 17 M8643 ioe m t uM M Mt M CD h mh d j oM Md St gt mop O AA et N Aa a o aaa aot Screw 10 32 x 1 M12461 31 HPF3 2C Blade Screw 10 32 x 1 4 F Replacement Parts List for Heater Model 3E218B PART PART DESCRIPTION NO QTY DESCRIPTION NO QTY 1 27 28 Upper shell 098511 64 Bushing M30865 02 Screw 10 16 x 1 2 M15823 27 M50104 02 Combustion chamber assembly 098512 07 M11084 27 Photocell bracket M16660 Mi1271 8 Screw 6
3. HOS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS amp PARTS MANUAL PORTABLE OIL FIRED HEATERS MODELS 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B amp 3E219B READ INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO ASSEMBLE INSTALL OPERATE OR SERVICE THE DAYTON OIL FIRED HEATERS FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY AND OR PROPERTY DAMAGE RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Description 3 Additional air is supplied to the combustion chamber by a fan on the opposite end of the motor shaft Ports around the burner head allow a portion of the air Dayton portable oil fired heaters are designed to provide temporary heat They must be used with adequate ven tilation 120V 60 Hz electrical power and kerosene or No 1 fuel oil being moved by the fan to enter the combustion chamber to support combustion The remaining air THEORY OF OPERATION is directed around and over the combustion cham ber This air mixes with the heated air from the com bustion chamber and is ejected as a jet of clean heated air 4 The ignition system consists of an electronic ignitor 4 There are four basic systems within the heater the fuel system air system ignition system and flame out control system 2 Anair pump on one end of the motor shaft forces air through the air tube and out of the burner nozzle The moving air creates a pressure differential in the burner head causing fuel to be drawn from the tank The fuel and air mix is sprayed int
4. 2 M11084 27 Screw 10 16 x 1 2 M11084 27 Drain plug includes O ring M27417 Wire connector blue wires Wire connector red wires Wire connector white wires Thermostat control optional Thermostat control optional General information Decal 2E535 2E817 098224 06 Standard hardware item available locally t Not available in assembly form Refer to page 13 for Replacement Parts A Not shown 1R FORM 581792 MODEL 3E218B amp 3E219B Replacement Parts List for Handle and Wheel Group Model 3E218B PART DESCRIPTION NO QTY Front and rear handle HA2203 Oval head screw 10 24 x 134 M12345 33 Wheel support frame M12342 3 Hex nut 10 24 torque lock i NTC 3C Axle M51015 01 Wheel 097896 01 Cap nut M28526 Figure 11 Replacement Parts Illustration for Handle and Wheel Group Model 3E218B ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS BY CALLING TOLL FREE 1 800 323 0620 Outside Illinois 1 800 225 7149 Inside Illinois Please provide following information Address parts correspondence to Model Number Dayton Electric Mfg Co Serial Number if any 1250 Busch Parkway Part Description and Number Buffalo Grove IL 60089 as shown in Parts List Replacement Parts List for Handle and Wheel Group Model 3E219B NO PART DESCRIPTION NO QTY Front handle HA2204 Rear handle HA2204 Wheel support frame M12831 3 Oval head screw 10 2
5. 2 M15823 27 Combustion chamber peso late Screw 6 32 x 3 8 M10908 2 Photocell bracket M16660 Photocell assembly M16656 4 Burner assembly t Nozzle 079744 01 Nozzle M50597 Spark plug M29835 2 Nozzle adapter 079980 01 Bracket 097125 01 Nut 144mm M29824 a j ooww a oy PON O OMOIND Oo A amp M Screw 10 16 x 3 8 M11084 26 pf 16 Fan M30884 17 Motor package assembly t 18 Fan guard M51105 01 Power cord 098219 06 Strain relief bushing M11143 1 Hex lock nut NTC 4C Screw 10 16 x 3 8 M11084 26 Rubber bumper M50631 pe Side cover M50899 03AA Motor bracket 098138 01 Bushing M30865 02 M25907 M11271 8 M50104 02 M11084 26 M15823 37 098511 14 M29652 01 098557 01 M11084 29 Bushing Clip nut Bushing wires Screw 10 16 x 3 8 Screw 8 18 x 1 4 Lower shell Rubber airline Ignitor Screw 10 16 x 3 4 O 0m Fuel line M29652 05 Fuel filter assembly M50876 04 Fuel filter assembly M50876 02 Rubber bushing M10990 3 Wire assembly red 6 M16841 16 Wire connector blue wires Wire connector red wires Wire connector white wires B of Flame out control M50671 01 1 1 Fuel cap includes gasket 097702 01 1 1 Fuel tank 098513 23 1 e Fuel tank 098513 20 1 Heat shield M51108 01 1 1
6. 32 x 3 8 M10908 2 M15823 37 Photocell assembly M16656 4 098513 21 Burner assembly 097702 01 Screw 10 16 x 1 2 M5067 1 01 Fan Mi1143 1 Motor and pump assembly 098219 07 Rubber bumper M51077 01AA Motor mounting bracket M11084 27 Bushing Screw 10 16 x 1 2 Clip nut Screw 8 18 x 1 4 Fuel tank Fuel cap includes gasket Flame out control Strain relief bushing Power cord Side cover Screw 10 16 x 1 2 ssp t M11084 27 M51153 01 M50631 098138 02 h h Owolanonan AON 12 wow Aw 13 Solid State relay 097061 01 39 Drain plug includes O ring M27417 14 Screw 8 18 x 1 2 M15823 39 40 Wire assy red 6 M16841 16 15 Hex lock nut NTC 4C 41 Wire assy red 14 1 2 079010 06 16 Fan guard M51114 01 42 Wire connector blue wires 17 Ignitor 098557 01 Wire connector red wires 1 18 Soren 1046 x 3 4 M11084 29 44 Wire connector white wires 1 19 Fuel line M51345 01 Thermostat contro optional 2E535 1 a ie aay A Thermostat control optional E817 1 7 a austin M10990 3 eneral Information Decal 098223 06 1 k Standard hardware item available locally ek eh et a ee ot et Net SYS SO A w Airline M5081 4 06 Not available i lower shel 098511 64 t Sa ee ey form Refe
7. 8 to attach the front nein wee Gron tie axie handle to the top of the tank flange The screws will IMPORTANT THE EXTENDED HUB OF THE WHEEL go through the front handle the tank flange and the SHOULD BE POSITIONED TOWARD THE WHEELS wheel support frame Install the nuts fingertight only SUPPORT FRAME POSITION THE CAP NUTS 9 ON i 3 THE AXLE ENDS AND GENTLY TAP WITH A HAM 4 Using four screws 7 and nuts 8 install the rear han MER TO SECURE dle 3 as outlined in Step 3 2 Position the heater on the wheel support frame 5 Tighten all nuts Installation WHITE X WHITE POWER PLUG 120V 60HZ GREEN IGNITOR m SPARK PLUG B SAFETY CONTROL r RED moma OAc TN Wiring Diagram for Models 2E510C amp 2E511B aan WHITE A WHITE GREEN BLUE POWER PLUG 120V 60HZ IGNITOR SPARK PLUG B SAFETY CONTROL A RED amaomD Zonncw Wiring Diagram for Models 3E218B amp 3E219B FORM 581792 Operation 1 Make sure you have read and understood the General Safety Information on page 2 2 After assembly has been completed position the heater in the area to be heated Make sure that com bustible materials are at least 8 feet from the hot air outlet and 4 feet from sides and top 3 Safely fill the fuel tank with kerosene or No 1 fuel oil as listed in the fuel guide below 4 Check the reset button on the air intake end of the heater and make sure it is pu
8. and local codes and regulations and be sure that the product installation and use will comply with them Certain aspects of disclaimers are not applicable to consumer products e g a some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or conse quential damages so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you b also some states do not allow limitati ons on how long an implied warranty lasts consequently the above limitation may not apply to you and c by law during the period of this Limited Warranty any implied warranties of merchanta bility or fitness for a particular purpose applicable to consumer products purchased by consumers may not be excluded or otherwise disclaimed PROMPT DISPOSITION Dayton will make a good faith effort for prompt correction or other adjustment with respect to any product which proves to be defective within limited warranty For any product believed to be defective within limited warranty first write or call dealer from whom product was purchased Dealer will give additional directions If unable to resolve satisfactorily write to Dayton at address below gi ving dealer s name address date and number of dealer s invoice and describing the nature of the defect Title and risk of loss pass to buyer on delivery to common carrier If product was damaged in transit to you file claim with carrier ManulacturedFor Dayton Electric Mfg Co 5959 W Howard St Chicago IL 606
9. fails to trip when a no flame condition exists Button on safety con trol won t stay in when pressed MODELS 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B amp 3E219B Troubleshooting Chart Continued 1 Damaged photocell Damaged safety control Damaged electrical connections in circuit through cell and control Damaged safety control Photocell electrical leads shorted Resetting is tried too soon after the breaker trips Damaged safety control Photocell circuit open Check to see if face of cell is so dirty it can t see the flame clean face if dirty Replace with a cell that is known to be good ibe Replace with a contro that is known to be good Be sure all solder joints and wiring connections are secure Check Wir ing Diagram Replace with a new safety control Check photocell leads for shorted leads Replace photocell if dam aged Wait 5 minutes and try again Replace with a new safety control Check photocell for open condition Replace if damaged Figure 3 Replacement Parts Illustration for Heater Models 2E510C amp 2E511B 8 FORM 551792 MODELS 2E510C amp 2E511B 01582 REF NO 1 Replacement Parts List for Heater Models 2E510C amp 2E511B PAR 2E510C 2E511B DESCRIPTION NO QTY QTY Handle M51104 01 Upper shell 098511 34 Screw 10 16 x 3 4 M11084 29 Screw 10 16 x 1
10. is found Water in the tank will form globules in the bottom which you can see Add fresh clean fue to tank Remove and wash in clean fuel Blow dry and replace 5 a Clean by blowing compressed air through nozzle from outlet end of nozzle Replace nozzle if cleaning does not solve the problem Move heater to warmer environ ment until fuel flows freely Be sure air filters are clean Check fuel fitter for air jeaks and for tightness of fit where it is con nected to fuel line WARNING DISCONNECT HEATER CORD HIGH VOLTAGE Heater will not ignite but motor runs for a short time 1 Spark plug wire disconnected from plug or from termina of ignitor 2 Damaged spark plug Wrong gap plug wet with fuel or electrodes car boned or plug damage 3 Damaged ignitor Check at plug to be sure wire is tight Adjust electrode gap See Spe cifications Inspect plug for worn or eroded electrodes Replace a damaged spark plug Remove the fan Disconnect wire from spark plug and check for spark replace if no spark can be obtained FORM 581792 MODELS 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B amp 3E2198 01582 Troubleshooting Chart Continued SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE CAUSE S CORRECTIVE ACTION a l Improper Fuel Air Mixture Not enough fuel Heater burns but 1 Heater running out of fuel water 1 a Shut heater OFF check fuel tank puffs of smoke can condensation in fuel tan
11. ranty gives purchasers specific legal rights which vary from state to state warranty claim procedures see PROMPT DISPOSITION below This limited war LIMITATION OF LIABILITY To the extent allowable under applicable law Dayton s liability for consequential and incidental damages is expressly disclaimed Dayton s liability in all events is limited to and shall not exceed the purchase price paid i WARRANTY DISCLAIMER Dayton has made a diligent effort to illustrate and describe the products in this literature accurately however such illustrations and descriptions are for the sole purpose of identification and do not express or imply a warranty that the products are merchantable or fit for a particular purpose or that the products will necessarily conform to the illustrations or descriptions Except as provided below no warranty or affirmation of fact expressed or imptied other thanas stated in LIMITED WARRANTY above is made or autho rized by Dayton PRODUCT SUITABILITY Many states and localities have codes and regula tions governing sales construction installation and or use of products for cer tain purposes which may vary from those in neighboring areas While Dayton attempts to assure that its products comply with such codes it cannot guaran tee compliance and cannot be responsible for how the product is installed or used Before purchase and use of a product please review the product appli cation and national
12. 4 x 1 M12345 33 Cap nut M28526 at Torque lock nut 10 24 NTC 3C 8 Wheel 097896 01 SF Axle M16801 2 aha a Figure 12 Replacement Parts Illustration for Handle and Wheel Group Model 3E219B 097077 01 REV E 6 89
13. 48 on oem FORM 581792 01582 MODELS 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B amp 3E219B Troubleshooting Chart SYMPTOMS POSSIBLE CAUSE S Electrical Troubles Motor does not start thermostat if used is set to call for heat No power or low voltage at heater 1 a Be sure power is reaching roae check condition of heater cord Repair or replace as needed Use extension cord with wires heavy enough to carry the electri cal load of the heater Be sure voltage at outlet is same as shown on heater instruction plate Check motor and relay replace if damaged This is not a serviceable part replace Replace safety control 2 Damaged motor or solid state relay Models 3E218B amp 3E219B only 3 Thermostat damaged if used 4 i is safety control 1 a Check for bent outer shell b Check for damaged fan replace if damaged c Check for damaged motor mount Check for tight pump _ Fan obstructed by mechanical dam age or dirt Motor does not start thermostat if used is set to call for heat 2 Pump binding 2 Heater will not ignite but motor runs for a short time Fuel tank empty T Water in fuel Wrong fuel Fuel filter clogged Nozzle plugged or damaged Very low temperature may cause fuel to thicken and not flow Dirty air filters Air leak at fuel filter ignition Troubles Add fuel to tank Check for water in tank clean tank and fuel filter if water
14. 9B 01582 and Pump Assembly Model 3E219B Replacement Parts List for Motor and Pump Assembly Model 3E219B PART DESCRIPTION NO QTY End filter cover M16545 Pump body 079975 01 Screw 10 32 x 1 M12461 31 Screw 10 32 x 1 4 FHPF3 2C Intake filter M12179 Barb fitting M50820 02 Output filter M12244 1 Plug M22997 pra EE ak E ON Lint filter M11637 14 Adjusting screw M27694 End pump cover M50545 15 Relief spring M10993 1 Blade M8643 16 Bail 1 4 dia M8940 Rotor pump M22456 1 17 Motor 097126 01 J gt Rotor insert M22009 Standard hardware item available locally Y Replacement Parts List for Burner Head Assembly Model 3E219B REF PART NO DESCRIPTION NO 1 Fuel line M16790 12 2 Screen fuel filter M19630 3 Flare nut M50660 05 4 Male connector 079685 01 5 Barb fitting M50820 02 6 Nozzle seal M8882 7 Nozzle washer M10659 1 8 Nozzle spring M 10809 1 9 Nozzle 1 1 GPH M18022 10 Spark plug M10962 2 i 2 i r Burner headbody M5092401 Figure 9 Replacement Parts Illustration for Burner Head Assembly Model 3E219B mee be ae MODEL 3E219B FORM 5S1792 01582 Figure 10 Replacement Parts Illustration for Heater Model 3E219B FORM 581792 MODEL 3E219B 01582 Replacement Parts List for Heater Model 3E219B
15. LAMMA BLE VAPORS ARE PRESENT DO NOT USE GASO LINE NAPHTHA PAINT THINNERS OR OTHER VOLATILE FUELS USE ONLY IN AREAS FREE OF FLAMMABLE VAPOR OR HIGH DUST CONTENT 1 Use only in well ventilated rooms Provide ventila tion of at least three square feet for each 100 000 _ BTUH of rating 2 Do not attach duct work to front of heater 3 Use only in accordance with local and electrical codes and ordinances 4 Use only with electrical voltage and frequency specified on model plate 5 Use only a properly grounded three wire extension cord Cord must be at least six feet long 6 Make sure that combustible materials are at least eight feet from hot air outlet and four feet from sides and top 7 Fill fuel tank or move heater only when heater is unplugged See FUELS under Operation 8 Heater must be stable and level while hot or oper ating to prevent a fire caused by fuel leakage 9 Do not move handle or service a hot or operating heater 10 When used with thermostat heater may start any time so observe caution 11 Keep children away from heater at all times Never leave a heater plugged in without an adult present if children or animals are likely to be present 12 Never use heater in living or sleeping areas 13 Check reset button to be sure it is pushed in 14 Whenheater is moved it must be in alevel position or fuel spillage may occur Unpacking 1 Remove all protective material which may have been applie
16. d to the heater for shipment 2 Remove the heater from carton 3 Check the heater for possible shipping damage If any damage is found immediately notify the dealer from whom you purchased the heater Motor RPM 1725 1725 3450 3450 Hot air output CFM Air pump pressure PSI Shipping weight approx Ibs 38 39 Heater weight without fuel approx Ibs 35 36 55 77 Spark plug gap in 050 060 050 060 050 060 070 080 Assembly Does not apply to Models 2E510C 2E511B Some models are equipped with wheels and handles These items are removed from the unit and can be found in the shipping carton along with mounting hard ware The wheels axle and mounting hardware are in a plastic package The following items should be included see Figure 2 below Heater body One front handle One rear handle One wheel support frame One axle Two wheels Eight screws 10 24 x 1 in Eight nuts 10 24 Four cap nuts One fuel cap NOTE The front and rear handles are alike SOONANAWNS h Figure 2 Assembly Illustration for 3E218B amp 3E219B TOOLS REQUIRED Medium Phillips screwdriver 3 8 open or adjustable wrench and hammer t FORM 581792 MODELS 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B amp 3E219B 01582 Assembly Continued Refer to Figure 2 assembly with the motor end over the wheels Slide the axle through Me wheel support fame 3 Use four screws 7 and nuts
17. e purchased at your local gasoline service station or refer to the telephone directory under Kero sene to find another source Maintenance WARNING ALWAYS UNPLUG HEATER BEFORE SERVICING CAUTION When removing motor from the heater always remove the fan first The weight of the motor resting on the fan could damage fan pitch MODELS 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B amp 3E219B FAN BLADES Clean after every 500 hours of opera tion or as necessary Use a soft cloth moistened with kero sene or solvent then dry thoroughly FAN When replacing the fan on the motor shaft place fan hub flush with the motor shaft as shown Place set screw on flat of shaft and torque setscrew 40 50 inch Ibs FLUSH NOZZLE Clean at least once during heating season Remove burner head Use a socket wrench only to remove noz zle Blow air through the face outlet end ONLY CAUTION Protect nozzle face from damage while out of the heater SPARK PLUG After every 600 hours of operation clean and adjust spark plug electrodes Adjust gap or replace spark plug as required See Specifications for each model ADJUSTMENT OF PUMP PRESSURE 1 Remove the plug from the air filter housing and install the pressure gauge HA1180 2 To adjust the pump pressure turn the pressure relief valve IN to raise OUT to lower See Specifications for correct pressure After adjust ment remove the gauge and replace
18. heate 2 Be sure the air passageway through blocked by dirt or trash sa snafu the heateris clean Keep the heater clean 3 Check fan fan hub should be flush with end of motor shaft Position setscrew on flat of shaft and torque setscrew 40 50 in lbs neues Do not attempt repair of fan Check and adjust pressure Check filters Replace fuel cap 3 Fan loose or improperly located on shaft Bent or damaged fan High pump pressure Air intake blocked Fuel tank cap not venting properly NON A NOM A Electrical System Troubles Heater cycles intermittently Thermostat if used set too low 1 Set thermostat to a higher tem perature for more even operation Replace a damaged thermostat Check power line voltage Use extension cord with proper size wire 4 a Be sure extension cord and heat er service cord are in good condi tion without intermittent open circuits b Check mechanical and electrical soundness of all wiring connec tions in the heater and service cord 2 Damaged thermostat if used 3 Low voltage causing tripout of safety control 4 Damaged electrical supply or damaged connections FORM 5S1792 SYMPTOMS Heater ignites but button of safety con trol pops out anyway or heater ignites and motor runs but shuts down in less than a minute Safety control
19. k wrong If you see globules of water in the be seen heater will fuel bottom drain and flush the tank not burn steadily and filter with clean fuel heater burns with b Refill with fresh clean fuel odor heater smokes 2 Remove and clean the air filters continuously Be sure air intake is not blocked 2 Dirty air filters causing reduced air flow through nozzle resulting in low fuel flow 3 Fuel filter loose dirty or connection loose 3 a Remove and wash fuel filter in clean fuel b Check condition of connection between fuel fine and burner c Replace with new fuel line 4 a Remove and clean the burner head b Blow compressed air through nozzle from outlet end c Never use a drill wire or other tool to open a nozzle passage 5 Check for excessive dirt accumu dation on fan blade which could be causing motor to slow down Be sure connections are tight Dirty nozzle Fan blade 6 Loose air output line connections between filter housing and burner 7 Rubber sleeve on shank of nozzle is leaking Remote possibility 7 If heater puffs intermittently re place the rubber sleeve Handle parts carefully to prevent dam age assemble them carefully to preserve airtightness Flames come from front of heater Dirty fan Clean the fan 2 Air passageway through
20. o the combustion chamber in a fine mist Combustion Chamber Clean a Heated lt Air Out Nozzle Air For Fuel System Figure 1 Theory of Operation and spark plug The electronic ignitor creates a spark between the electrodes of the spark plug and ignites the fuel and air mixture within the combustion chamber The spark plug fires constantly during operation 5 Aight sensitive cell detects a flame which the flame out contro automatically trips if the flame fails thereby causing the heater to shut down Air Pump Intake Air Filter Output Air Filter Air line Electronic To Burner Ignitor Air For lt a Fuel Combustion And Heating FORM 581792 MODELS 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B amp 3E219B Specifications 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B E2198 Output rating BTUH 35 000 50 000 100 000 150 000 Fuel Kerosene or No 1 fuel oil Fuel tank capacity U S gallons 3 00 4 00 9 00 13 50 Fuel consumption approx U S gal per hour 0 26 0 37 0 74 1 10 Electric requirements 120 volts 60 Hz same all models Amperage during normal run 2 78 2 90 5 50 5 00 General Safety Information WARNING IMPROPER USE OF THIS HEATER CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY DUE TO HAZ ARDS OF FIRE OR EXPLOSION CARBON MONOX IDE POISONING BURN AND ELECTRICAL SHOCK WARNING DO NOT USE HEATER WHERE GASO LINE PAINT THINNER OR OTHER HIGHLY F
21. r to page 12 for Bushing M30865 02 A Not sh _ Bushing M30865 02 4 Not shown in FORM 581792 MODEL 3E218B 01582 Figure 5 Replacement Parts Illustration for Heater Model 3E218B aks 6 es FORM 581792 MODEL 3E218B 01582 l i Replacement Parts List for Burner Head Assembly Model 3E218B Nozzle M51120 01 Nozzle washer M10659 1 Nozzle spring M10809 1 Nozzle sleeve M8882 Burner head body M50924 03 Barb fitting M50820 02 Spark plug M10962 2 Figure 6 Replacement Parts Illustration for Burner Head Assembly Model 3E218B Figure 7 Replacement Parts Illustration for Motor and Pump Assembly Model 3E218B Replacement Parts List for Motor and Pump Assembly Model 3E218B REF PART PAR NO DESCRIPTION NO QTY DESCRIPTION Rotor insert M22009 1 End filter cover M16545 Pump body 079975 01 2 Screw 10 32 x 1 M12461 31 Screw 10 32 x 1 4 FHPF3 2C 3 intake filter M12179 Barb fitting M50820 02 4 Output filter M12244 1 Plug M22997 5 Lint filter M11637 Adjusting screw M27694 6 End pump cover M50545 Relief spring M10993 1 7 Blade M8643 Ball 1 4 dia M8940 8 Rotor pump M22456 1 Motor 097134 01 9 S tandard hardware item available locally 12 Figure 8 Replacement Parts Illustration for Motor t FORM 581792 MODEL 3E21
22. shed in 5 Plug the heater into any properly grounded 3 wire extension cord NOTE As soon as the heater is plugged in it will start Should your heater not start immediately check the Troubleshooting Chart before proceeding NOTE For automatic operation use Model 2E535 or Model 2E817 thermostat 6 Make sure adequate fresh air and supervision are supplied while the unit is operating 7 To stop the unit simply unplug the heater WARNING USE ONLY IN WELL VENTILATED AREAS SEE CHART BELOW FRESH AIR OPENING REQUIREMENTS NOTE If more than one heater is being used provide additional fresh air HEATER SIZE SQUARE FEET OPENING 35 000 BTU 1 2 50 000 BTU 1 6 100 000 BTU 3 0 150 000 BTU 4 5 Example A 50 000 BTU heater will require a two car garage door raised two inches or a single garage door raised three inches A window can also be used for ven tilation The 50 000 BTU heater requires at least two thirty inch windows raised four inches FUELS 1 Use only kerosene or No 1 fuel oil 2 Never use gasoline naphtha paint thinners alcohol or other volatile fuels 3 Use of No 2 fuel oil or No 2 diesel oil may result in a More frequent clogging of fuel filters and nozzles b The formation of carbon on the spark plug 4 Do not allow spark plug to get a carbon buildup on the electrodes Carbon deposits can cause inter rupted starting and raw fuel emission from the heater FUEL SOURCE Fuels can b
23. the plug ev FORM 591792 MODELS 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B amp 3E219B 01582 Maintenance AIR FILTERS STORAGE Check frequently for dust film To clean remove the filter from housing wash with mild detergent and dry thoroughly before replacing Replace once each season CAUTION Do Not oil the filter elements LINT FILTER AIR INTAKE FILTER MODELS 2E510C amp 2E511B OUTPUT AiR FILTER FILTER HOUSING END COVER FILTER HOUSING END COVER AIR INTAKE FILTER LINT FILTER OUTPUT AIR FILTER MODELS 3E218B amp 3E219B CAUTION Store heater in a dry location free of cor rosive fumes and dust WARNING ALWAYS UNPLUG HEATER BEFORE SERVICING FUEL TANK Drain all fuel from tank Clean and flush tank with clean fuel before storing AIR FILTERS Remove and clean or replace filters if necessary LIMITED WARRANTY DAYTON ONE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Portable oil fired heaters Models 2E510C 2E511B 3E218B amp 32198 are warranted by Dayton Electric Mfg Co Dayton to the original user against defects in workmanship or materials undernormat use for one year after date of purchase Any part which is determined by Dayton to be defective in material or workmanship and returned to an authorized service location as Dayton designates shipping costs prepaid will be as the exclusive remedy repaired or replaced at Dayton s option For limited
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