KERO SRE 3002, SRE 4602 Instruction Manual
INSTRUCTIONS
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SRE 3002
SRE 4602
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
We thank you for purchasing our
product. Please read this owners
manual carefully before using the
Heater. It is important that you handle
and use the Unit according to the instructions to ensure its long life and
to avoid problems and accidents. After reading this guide, keep it for future reference.
INDEX
Pre-operation Instructions
Special precaution for safety ..........................34
List of parts .....................................................37
Preparation procedures ..................................41
Unpacking .................................................. 41
Pre-ignition preparations and checkpoints . 41
Fuel to be used .......................................... 42
Fuel filling ................................................... 44
Elevation adjustment .................................. 44
Operating Instructions
Ignition ............................................................45
Turning off ......................................................46
Room temperature adjustment ....................... 47
Time adjustment .............................................48
Timer operation ..............................................49
Child safety devices ....................................... 50
Maintenance and Others
Some cautions ...............................................51
Maintenance ..................................................52
Regular maintenance ....................................54
Trouble-shooting ...........................................55
Parts replacement/ Storage ........................... 58
Specifications .................................................59
DANGER
NO GASOLINE
LIQUID COMBUSTIBLE ONLY
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SUMMARY OF THE SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
IMPORTANT – DANGER – CAUTION
• Be sure to shut off operation before you sleep or go out (p. 34)
• Never use highly volatile fuels, such as gasoline, etc (p. 35)
• Shut off operation when refuelling (p. 35)
• Check to see there is no oil leakage (p. 35)
• Do not touch the warm air outlet during operation and immediately after the shutoff (p. 35)
• Do not use the unit at the following places (p. 36)
• Only top-quality liquid combustible for mobile heater, with the aromatics removed and totally free of impurities (max 1 %
of aromatics and a flash-point abov e 61 °) s ho uld be used (p. 42)
• Check the flame for ignition (p. 45)
• Preventing ta mpering (child safety lock) (p. 50)
• This heater has been designed with an Air-sensor device based on the direct measurement of the CO2 rate in the room.
Abnormal conditions of use of your heater (bad ventilation or too small a room) will automatically provoke the shut-off of
your heater and the Air-sensor light will come on. (p.51)
• Any tampering with or modification to the safet y system is prohibited. Apart from invalidating the guarantee, this would
risk causing a failure of the system which is there for your safety (p. 51)
• This heater may not be used in rooms which are hermetically sealed, such as caravans, boats, passenger
compartments of vehicles etc. (p. 51)
• Use your heater in a room which is properly ventilated and free of inflammable vapours.
• Each room that the heater is used in must be adequately ventilated (the ventilator window must have min a surface area
of 50 cm2) (p. 51)
• Do not use your heater in too small a room . (p. 51)
• In case of damage to the power cord, it must only be replaced by a workshop recognised by the manufacturer (or
distributor). (p. 51)
• Always preserve a minimum clearance of 1 meter from other objects (p. 51)
• Do not use your heater in rooms situated under the floor level (p. 51)
• Whenever any of these safety systems is triggered, ventilate the room and check and eliminate the cause, and then
reignite. (p. 51)
• Never disconnect electric parts and never replace it with non standard parts. (p. 51)
• Never disconnect neither the valve of the combustion control nor the combustion system (p. 51)
• In case of damage to the power cord, it must only be replaced by a workshop approved by the manufacturer (or
distributor) because some tools are necessary. (p. 51)
• Maintenance and regular maintenance (p. 52, 53 and 54)
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SUMMARY OF THE OPERATION
IGNITION – SHUTTING OFF – FASTEN IGNITION
To ignite your heater, press the switch ON, the operation lamp goes red. During ignition (+/- 2
minutes), a calculation will be done from 5 to 1 then the apparatus ignites.
To shut off your heater, press the switch OFF, the operation lamp goes out, the blower fan will remain on for
approximately 3 minutes to cool down your heater.
ADJUSTING TH E TE M PERATURE
The preset temperature will be set at 20° C, to raise the temperature, press on + and to lower the temperature,
press on -. You can set the temperature between 2°C and 30°C.
SETTING THE TEMPERATURE – AUTO OPERATION
To use the regulation of you heater, press AUTO switch, the AUTO lamp will come on. You just have to select
the temperature with switch + and –. The heater will not shut off but will adjust his power in function with the
room temperature.
SETTING THE TEMPERATURE – ECO/SAVE OPERATION
To use the thermostat of your heater, press SAVE switch, the SAVE lamp will come on. You just have to select
the shutting off temperature with switch + and -. The heater will shut off 3 to 5°C above the setting temperature
and will re-ignite when the setting temperature is reached.
SETTING THE TEMPERATURE – MODE MIN
To set the maximum power of your heater at 800 Watt (for Kero Sre 3002) and 1100 Watt (for Kero sre 4602),
press MIN switch, the MIN lamp will come on. The heater will work at his minimal power whatever the selected
temperature or that of the room.
SET THE TIME
To set the time, press MODE switch, the clock set lamp is lit, the digitally displayed time is flashing at 00:00 at
time of purchase. Press on switches + and – to set the time. The time setting will be completed after you have
wait for few seconds.
TIMER OPERATION - MODE TIMER
You have first to set the time, then press switch ON (it is not necessary if the heater is working). Press switch
TIMER, the heater will turn off or is not working. The display shows automatically “6:00”, you can set the start
time with switches + and – as for the setting off time. Once the start time is selected, wait for a few seconds
and the setting will be completed. The timer operation works only if the TIMER switch is green.
PREVENTING TAMPERING – CHILD SAFETY LOCK
To set the child safety lock, press CHILD SAFETY LOCK switch for more than 3 seconds, the child safety lock
lamp will come on. To cancel, press CHILD SAFETY LOCK switch for more than 3 seconds again and the
operation switch will turn off.
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SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY
Special precautions are very important for y ou to use your fan heater.
DANGER Extremely dangerous to cause high risk of death or fatal casualty.
WARNING Very dangerous to cause high risk of death or serious casualty.
CAUTION May cause high risk of serious casualty or other physical damage.
DANGER!
NO GASOLINE
Never use highly volatile fuel, such as gasoline or inferior,
deteriorated or impure kerosene.
They cause a fire.
WARNING !
DO NOT use the heater for a long time without ventilating the
room properly.
Ventilate the room at least once or twice (1~2 minutes each time) every
hour.
Lack of oxygen causes imperfect combustion, which may cause highly
toxic carbon monoxide emissions in the room. It is very dangerous.
DO NOT use the heater in the basement with no ventilation device, or
rooms with no windows.
KEEP AWAY any kind of spray (cosmetic spray, insecticide spray, etc.,
that emits flammable gas such as thinners or benzene, etc.) from the
blower unit.
Heated spray containers may be explosive, which may cause fire or mechanical breakdown.
KEEP AWAY all objects, such as cloth, paper, and other flammables,
from blower unit.
Obstructing objects may cause imperfect combustion or fire.
Do not put on anything on the heater.
TURN OFF the heater and make sure flames are completely extinguished before going bed or leaving the room.
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Ventilate room frequently
Keep away spray
Turn off
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CHECK the fuel leak. Fasten the fuel tank cap
securely. Hold the tank with top-side down to
make sure it is not leaking.
Leaking fuel can easily catch fire.
CLEAN air filter and intake once a week. Dirty
air filter may cause imperfect combustion.
DO NOT use the heater in the case extraordinary flames, smells, sounds are noticed.
DO NOT disassemble the heater unit for repairment or conversion purpose.
Stop using the heater if the system does not
work properly or is damaged.
Inappropriate repairment may cause further serious problems.
EMPTY fuel tank if the heater is unused for a
long time, or when it is stored.
It must be stored in an upright position, never
in a tipped position or on its side.
Failure to the instruction may cause fuel leak,
and fire.
CAUTION
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AVOID locations close to drapes of flammable material.
DO NOT put laundries, sofas, too close to the
blower unit.
Flammable material or objects may cause fire.
DO NOT touch the blower grill while heater is on
or immediately after use, to avoid fatal burning.
Keep children away from them. Protecting Guard
is available as an option (CFK-RG12).
AVOID direct exposure to the heated air for a long
time of period.
Long, direct exposure to the heated air may cause
hypothermic burning or dehydration, especially on
children and the aged.
ALWAYS TURN OFF the heater before filling with
liquid combustible for mobile heater.
AVOID fire or heated area when filling with liquid
combustible for mobile heater.
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Keep away 100 cm or
more
Flammable material
Kep away
children
Very hot part
Keep heater
distant away
Heater Fuel tank
Turn off
Air Filter
Clean Air
Filter
Fuel is leaking
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SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY
CAUTION
HANDLE WITH CARE the power cord.
The power cord mustn't be given stressful force or nothing must be rested on it.
Also keep it away fr om heat ed blow wind.
Do not hold and pull the cord when unplugging.
ENSURE that the electrical socket is properly plugged.
Do not use any damaged socket or worn out cord. It may cause unexpected fire.
MAINTAIN the electrical socket clean.
Unplug the socket once a while and wipe out any dust, and check the damage.
Dust clog may cause electrical insulation defect and/or unexpected fire.
ENSURE when starting timer operation tha t no flammable materia l is around the heater.
UNPLUG when the heater is not in use.
Also be sure to unplug when cleaning the unit or removing liquid combustible for mobile heater.
DO NOT USE THE HEATER;
if the floor surface is not flat and even;
in the confined area such as under a mantelpiece;
either above or under an unstable shelf;
at places where the flammable gases may be generated or accumulate;
at the isolated areas where no one is around nearby;
at places where strong wind blows, draughts, corridor or near the entrance;
at places where it is dusty or damp;
in vehicles such as an automobile or a boat;
in direct sunlight or at the place where the temperature tends to rise quickly;
in places where gas or chemicals (e.g. freon gas, chloride compounds) are used,
such as beauty salons, barber shops, chemical plants, laundries, etc.;
at the high locations more than 400 meters above sea level. See adjustment
Adjustment is necessary before using the heater. See `Elevation Adjustment'.
Failure to follow any one of ab ove may cause unexpected accident.
KEEP all obstructions and flammable materials away from the heater unit.
Keep the proper space between the he ater unit and flam mable walls, follo wing
the minimum distances shown on the illustration.
Obstructions in front of the air blower may heat up the heater unit, which
consequently may distort the plastic comp onents in the system, or ma y cause
the enti re brea kdown.
CAUTION!
Use the heater only on the heat-resistant floor.
Heat may cause colour change in a rug texture, or distortions or crackings on the floor
surface.
Remove dust on the warm air blower (louvers).
Burnt dust may smell or may catch fire to cause unexpected accident.
Do not use any chemical containing silicone near the heater.
Hair conditioners, cosmetics, or polishing chemicals containing silicone may cause flaming disorder.
Do not dry hair with the heater because some shampoos also contain silicones.
100cm or more
15cm or more
15cm or more
100cm or more
100cm or more
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LIST OF PARTS
External Components
*All cords are omitted to simplify the illustration.
FRONT:
Burner unit
Inspection
window
BACK:
POWER: 230 a.c./ 50Hz household use ONLY
Fuel tank cover
Control panel
Indicators
Warm air blower
(Louver)
Base plate
Drain slot
Room thermo-sensor
Power cord
Power plug
Air intake filter
(Air intake for combustion)
Warm air intake
Fuel gauge
*Do not lose it.
Gasket (black)
Fuel feeder cap
*Upright position
Tank handle
Fuel tank
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Fuel receiver
Fuel strainer
Fuel filter
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LIST OF PARTS
Control Panel/ Indicators for SRE 3002
*All indicators are illustrated "lit" status for descriptions.
INDICATOR SELECTOR
KEY
Temperature, current time, timer-
programmed time can be selected to in-
dicate.
ODOR-FREE LAMP
The lamp is lit: Odor-free system
is activating at the
Ignition or at the
extinction
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CHILD SAFETY KEY
On/off the safety function.
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TEMPERATURE ADJUSTMENT KEY
Use when setting the desired temperature.
higher temperature
lower temperature
TIME ADJUSTMENT KEY
Use when setting current time and/or the timer.
time ahead
time back
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POWER SELECTOR KEY
Use MIN/AUTO/SAVE for using purpose respectively.
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"ON" KEY (OPERATION LAMP)
Use when starting the heater operation.
The lamp is lit (red): under operation, pre-heating
The lamp is flashing (red) + buzzer: flame is extinguished and the display shows a
code error or an alarm.
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OFF BUTTON
Stops the
operation.
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TIMER CONTROL KEY (TIMER LAMP)
For time setting of TIMER, the switch TIMER is light
green: timer operation is in stand-by status.
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TIMING
TIMING KEY
Use when setting the desired combustion hour after the unit operates
at programmed time.
At each pressing of timing key, indication changes as follows:
[--h] Combustion goes as follows;
[10h] 10 hours of combustion
[ 9h] 9 hours of combustion
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[ 1h] 1 hour of combustion
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