Swift Owner's Handbook - Swift Group

CARVER 5500 Turbo FanmasterSpace HeaterRead the cautionary notes for the CarverSpace Heaters before using your heater.Before Lighting the heaterEnsure the gas is turned on at the cylinder.Lighting the Heater (Fig. 3)For the auto ignition press the control knob(4) down and rotate to the ‘ ’ position (2),maintaining downwards pressure. The igniterwill be heard to operate with a continuous‘ticking’ noise. On ignition the control knobindicator (3) will illuminate to show that aflame is present.After the burner has lit, continue to holddown the control knob for a further 10seconds. Release the control knob and theindicator should remain illuminated to showthat the burner has remained alight.For the Piezo ignition, press the control knob(4) down and rotate to the ‘ ’ position (2),maintaining downwards pressure. Press theignition button (7). Check through the viewingwindow on the front case that the pilotburner is alight, if so continue to hold thecontrol knob down for ten seconds.Release the control knob and the pilot burnershould remain alight. It may require severaloperations of the igniter to light the burner.Fig. 36 5431 OFF2 IGNITION POSITION3 INDICATOR LIGHT4 GAS CONTROL KNOB5 HIGH6 LOW7 ‘ ‘To operate the main burner, turn the controlknob further anti-clockwise and set it at thedesired comfort level, between the high flameand low flame positions (5 & 6).The main burner will ‘cycle’ automatically asrequired by the thermostat to maintain theset temperature, but the pilot light will alwaysremain alight.Turning off the heaterTurn the control knob fully clockwise to the‘•’ position (1).127Fitted EquipmentFANMASTERGeneral DescriptionThe Fanmaster is an electric heating andblown air system controlled by the sliderswitches on the front case of the heater (Fig.4).The automatically controlled fan distributeswarm air around the caravan via ducting. Theair is heated either by the Fanmaster’s ownelectric element or by the Carver gas firedheater. The Carver gas fire and theFanmaster can be used at the same timeproviding the fan is in operation.The built-in elements are automatically ormanually switchable between 0, 1kW and2kW and require a 230V AC mains supplydrawing a maximum of 8 amps at 2kW. Thefan requires a 12V DC supply and will take1.5A at maximum speed.When using electric heating the caravantemperature is regulated by the thermostatmounted at the bottom right of theinstallation box but when using the gasheating the temperature is controlled by thegas heater thermostat. The night setting is a1kW convector heater setting. In the summerthe fan may be operated without any heatinput to distribute cool air.The air ducting outlets are generally of thebutterfly type and may be opened or closedby adjusting the butterfly valves. Twisting thedisc in its housing directs the flow in thedirection required.61