JOOLCA PWH5L Manuale utente

PORTABLE WATER HEATER

OPERATION GUIDE

MODEL NUMBER: PWH5L

CUSTOMER SERVICE ON THIS APPLIANCE

AUSTRALIA 1300 669 500

WWW.JOOLCA.COM.AU

CERT: GMK10121

IMPORTANT!

It is IMPORTANT that you read these instructions carefully and understand

the operation and safety features of this appliance. Familiarise yourself with

the appliance before connecting it to the gas container. Keep these

instructions for future reference.

IMPORTANT!

This appliance is designed to be used with a source water temperature of

20°C or below. If the temperature of the outlet water exceeds 50°C the

burners will shut off. You will be required to turn the water flow off and back

to reignite the burners.

CAUTION! THIS APPLIANCE IS NOT INTENDED FOR THE SUPPLY OF DRINKING WATER.

WARNING! THIS APPLIANCE IS INTENDED FOR THE SUPPLY OF HEATED WATER FOR THE

PURPOSE OF WASHING AND CLEANING ONLY.

WARNING! CHECK AND CONFIRM SAFE WATER TEMPERATURE BEFORE USING THIS

APPLIANCE. WATER FROM THIS APPLIANCE MAY BE VERY HOT.

CAUTION! THIS APPLIANCE MUST BE PROTETED FROM RAIN

GENERAL WARNINGS

This appliance shall only be used with the

Australian Approved 1200mm Propane gas

hose & regulator assembly supplied with the

appliance and must be connected only to a

Propane gas cylinder certified to AS2469

standards fitted with POL connections only.

This appliance is to be stored in a dry &

well-ventilated location free from direct

sunlight. Do not store when still connected

to the cylinder. Make sure that the cylinder

is disconnected and is stored in a well-

ventilated area, free from direct sunlight,

heat and ignition sources. If being stored

indoors, ensure that the location complies

with the standard AS/NZS1596.

This appliance must only be serviced by an

authorized service agent, return to your

place of purchase for service & repair.

DANGER!

•This appliance is designed for outdoor

use only.

•Use only in well ventilated areas.

•Do not use the appliance if it has a leak,

or has worn, deteriorated or damaged

seals.

•Accessible parts may be very hot. Keep

young children away.

•It may be hazardous to attempt to fit

other types of gas containers or

cartridges.

•This appliance shall only be used in an

above ground open-air situation with

natural ventilation, without stagnant

areas, where gas leakage and products

of combustion are rapidly dispersed by

wind & natural convection.

•Do not use adaptors or modify the

appliance to fit other connectors or

cylinders

•When using this appliance children must

be supervised by an adult at all times

•Never leave appliance unattended when

operating.

•Do not use as a cooking appliance or

modify for any other reason.

CARBON MONOXIDE HAZARD

This appliance can produce carbon monoxide,

which has no odour. Using it in an enclosed

space (For example, caravan, tent, car, mobile

home) may cause DEATH.

IMPORTANT

•Avoid twisting & kinking the Propane Gas

hose.

•If you smell gas immediately turn the gas

off at the cylinder and move the

appliance & cylinder to a well-ventilated

area outside, keeping well away from

sources of heat such as naked flames &

pilot lights.

•Do not attempt to move or relocate the

appliance when it is operating.

Extinguish the burner & allow to cool.

Disengage the gas cylinder then move

the appliance.

CHECKING FOR GAS LEAKS

•Check that all connections are tight and

that the gas cylinder connection has been

tightened before you turn the cylinder gas

valve on.

•NEVER check for leaks with a flame or

pilot light.

•Using soapy water coat all connections, if

bubbles appear turn the cylinder gas

control off and retighten the connection

before re-testing.

•Inspect the appliance regularly for signs of

wear, leaks or incorrect operation. If

symptoms such as flaring of the burners,

issues with lighting, damages to hoses or

connections or leaks from seals or gas

controls are identified do not attempt to

repair, contact customer service on 1300

669 500.

•To check if gas remains in the cylinder,

disconnect from the appliance and hold

the cylinder in a vertical position then

shake from side to side, if there is a sound

or feel of liquid movement inside the

cylinder contains gas.

•When changing gas cylinders ensure

this is conducted outside in a well-

ventilated location free from people,

animals & ignition sources such as

naked flames, pilot lights & electrical

equipment such as heaters or elements.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

This appliance must only be used in an

above ground open-air situation with natural

ventilation, without stagnant areas, where

gas leakage is rapidly dispersed by wind and

natural convection.

The following figures are diagrammatical

representations of outdoor areas suitable for

use with this appliance. Rectangular areas

have been used in these figures – the same

principles apply to any other shaped areas.

FIGURE D1 – Outdoor Area Example 1

FIGURE D2 – Outdoor Area Example 2

FIGURE D3 – Outdoor Area Example 3. With

both ends open.

FIGURE D4 – Outdoor Area Example 4. With

the open side at least 25% of total wall area

and 30% or more in total of the remaining wall

area is open and unrestricted.

FIGURE D5 – Outdoor Area Example 5. With

the open side at least 25% of the total wall

area and 30% or more in total of the remaining

wall area is open and unrestricted.

HANGING THE APPLIANCE

OUTDOOR USE ONLY – The appliance

must be used outdoors only and is to be

operated no closer than 500mm from the

sides and 1000mm from above to all

combustible surfaces, fabrics, flammable

materials & people

The appliance is designed to be hung

upright against a non-combustible

vertical surface. Do not operate from a

non-upright position. Doing so can be

dangerous and will damage the appliance.

During operation ensure that both air inlets

and the top exhaust are kept free from

obstructions and closure

Air inlet – Left side

Air inlet – Right side

Air Exhaust – Top Side

APPLIANCE PERFORMANCE

Important –This appliance is designed to

be used with a source water temperature of

20°C or below. If the temperature of the

outlet water exceeds 50°C the burners will

shut off; you will be required to turn the

water flow off and back on to reignite the

burners.

This appliance is designed to raise the

outlet water temperature by a maximum

(average) of 25°C above the source water

temperature and can be adjusted by the

gas regulator and water regulator

control knobs located at the front of the

device.

SAFETY FEATURES

The appliance is equipped with the

following safety features:

Over temperature sensor – the appliance

will not allow the burner to remain in

operation once the outlet water

temperature reaches 50°C. To relight the

burner you will need to turn the water flow

off and back on.

Water flow sensor – water must be

flowing through the system to allow the

burner to ignite. In the case that the water

supply is restricted or ceases, for example

if you close the water flow at the shower

nozzle, the burner will be extinguished and

will not relight until the water flow

recommences.

PREPARING THE APPLIANCE

Before using the appliance, it is important

to prepare the appliance by installing the

proper adaptors to suit our intended use.

In this example, we will be preparing the

portable water heater to be used with a

garden hose water input.

To use with other water input sources such

as a low voltage pump, please consult the

pump instruction manual or call customer

service on 1300 669 500 for advice.

1) Remove the heater along with all the

components from the box and place them

on a table in front of you. Notice that

there is a gas input, hot water output, cold

water Input as well as a battery box.

2) Insert two ‘D’ batteries into the ‘battery

box’ and close the battery box lid.

3) Find the supplied gas inlet adaptor for

the ‘gas input’ pipe.

4) Using the supplied Teflon tape, wrap

two rotations on the thread of the ‘gas

input’ pipe. Wrap the Teflon tape in the

same direction that the adapter is screwed

on - clockwise.

5) Fit and tighten the adapter fitting with a

spanner, taking care not to over tighten as

this could break or crack the inlet pipe. The

‘gas input’ is now ready to be connected

to the gas regulator hose – which we’ll

leave for later.

6) For garden hose water supply use,

install a male garden hose attachment to

allow for a ‘snap on’ connection to a

garden hose. First, install a reducer

fitting to increase the ‘water input’ size

from ½” to ¾” to suit the ‘quick fitting’

attachment.

7) Wrap the ‘water input’ thread with two

rotations of Teflon tape before installing

the reducer fitting. Tighten the adapter

connection with a spanner taking care not

to over tighten as this could break or

crack the inlet pipe. Finally, connect the

male garden hose attachment.

8) Attach the showerhead to the supplied

2m flexible shower hose. Find the two

supplied washers. Place the first washer in

one end of the threaded fitting of the

included 2m flexible hose. The second

washer will be kept for later.

9) Attach to the included hand shower

nozzle. Note that you can also apply

Teflon tape to this threaded connection to

avoid leaks.

OPERATING THE APPLIANCE

Now that the appliance has been prepared

with the proper adapter fittings

and connections for our intended use (with

a garden hose water supply) we can set it

up for operation.

To use with other water input sources such

as a low voltage pump, please consult the

pump instruction manual or call customer

service on 1300 669 500 for advice.

1) Find a suitable sturdy, non-combustible

vertical surface to hang the appliance. The

surface should be at least 500mm clear

from the sides and 1000mm from the top

of all combustible surfaces, fabrics,

flammable materials & people.

Hang the appliance on a suitable vertical

surface by the top tab attached to the

back cover of the heater.

The appliance is ready to be connected to

gas and water hoses.

Note: that there is also a bottom tab

available to hang the appliance from if

needed.

2) Attach the flexible hose and regulator

to the ‘gas inlet’. Tighten this connection

with a spanner, taking care not to over

tighten as doing so may damage the pipe.

3) Connect the other end of the flexible

hose and gas regulator to the POL Propane

gas cylinder. Hand-tighten the connection in

an anti- clockwise direction.

4) Turn the gas cylinder on (open) in an

anti-clockwise direction one full turn, and

then check the connections for leaks with

soapy water. DO NOT use a flame. If a

leak is detected, turn the cylinder valve off

(close) and retighten all connections and

retest.

5) Once you determine that there are no

leaks present with the gas valve open, turn

the cylinder valve to the off (close) position.

6) Take the second washer from earlier and

place it inside the threaded fitting on the

loose end of the shower nozzle hose. Attach

this fitting to the ‘water outlet’ connection.

You may use Teflon tape to avoid leaks.

7) Prepare a garden hose with a ‘quick

fitting’ plug and attach is to the male garden

hose fitting already installed on the ‘water

inlet’ pipe.

This appliance is also compatible with other

forms of water supply including low voltage

water pumps. For information on how to

connect to this please consult your pump

accessory instruction manual or contact

customer service on 1300 669 500.

Our heater is now set up and ready for use.

Notice: the positioning of the gas cylinder

away and to the side of the appliance; never

place the gas cylinder directly beside or

above the appliance.

8) Ensure that the flow regulation switch on

the shower nozzle handle is in the ‘off’

position.

9) IMPORTANT: It is important that when

starting the appliance that the gas regulator

is set to the ‘min’ position.

10) IMPORTANT: It is important that when

starting the appliance that the water

regulator is set to the ‘max’ position.

11) Turn the gas cylinder on in an anti-

clockwise direction one (1) full turn

12) Open the valve for our water supply.

Water should not start to flow out of the

shower nozzle as it is still in the ‘off’

position.

13) When ready, slide the flow regulation

switch on the shower nozzle to the ‘on’

position. Water will start to flow through the

nozzle within a few seconds.

Note: You should hear a series of clicks

and then the burner should ignite. The

burner flame can be seen operating through

the ‘viewing window’ located at the front of

the appliance.

14)Adjust the temperature of the water

flowing from the showerhead by turning the

‘gas regulator’ and ‘water regulator’ knobs.

Note: For higher temperatures increase the

gas regulator control and decrease the

water regulator control

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