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10.

Diesel forced heater

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Fig. 2

Sparking-plug

Burner head

Fan

Fan motor

Air pump

Air Intake 
Filter

Cold air 
intake

Output air 

ilter

Electronic 
Igniter

Air duct to 
the burner

Fuel ilter

Nozzle

Fuel tank

Combustion 
chamber

Hot air 
outlet

WARNING! 

Asphyxiation Hazard

1. Do not use heater for heating human quarters.

2. Do not use in unventilated areas.

3. The low of combustion and ventilation air must not be obstructed.

4. Proper ventilation air must be provided to support the combustion air 

requirements of the heater being used.
5. Lack of proper ventilation air will lead to improper combustion.
6. Improper combustion can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning leading 

to serious injury or death. Symptom of carbon monoxide poisoning can 

include headaches dizziness and diiculty in breathing.

ATTENTION! 

See «SAFE OPERATION AND INSTALLATION OF DIESEL FORCED HEATER»

6. SERVICE

1. The appliance should be regularly washed to remove dust and dirt from outer surfaces, since 
they  afect  eiciency  of  its  operation  and  temperature  parameters  of  room  heating.  Before 
commencing  preventive  maintenance,  switch  the  appliance  of  and  let  the  appliance  cool  down 
and then wipe its surface with slightly wet sot rag.

2. Detergents including those containing abrasives in composition are not recommended for 
washing. Exclude damage of the appliance with sharp objects, since scratches on the painted 
surface may result in rusting.
3. The rear surface of the appliance also should be periodically cleaned to remove dust and dirt. 
The procedure of preventive cleaning should be carried out periodically to maintain the technical 
condition of the heater and keep its appearance for long years.

Working principles

Under  the  inluence  of  the  air  pump  air  moves  in  and  the  air  duct  passes  through  the  burner 

nozzle, causing fuel to climb out of the tank via the fuel pipe. Atomized fuel injected into the com-
bustion chamber. 

Electronic Igniter energizes the candle ignition. Spark ignites the fuel-air mixture. 

The motor rotates the fan, under the action of which air moves into the combustion chamber and 

around it. Warms up, it forms a stream of pure hot air output.