WICK REPLACEMENT
The wick in your heater needs replacing if, after repeated cleanings, any of the following conditions
still exist:
Slow to light, hard movement of the wick adjuster knob, kerosene odor while burning, low heatoutput, slow warm up, damaged wick.
Use only a genuine replacement wick.
CAUTION : Use ONLY a genuine Replacement Wick. Part Number: Kero World 32225,
Dura Heat DH-145, Pick-A-Wick PW-72.
DO NOT attempt to substitute any other type of wick device or a wick designed for another brand ormodel heater. You could damage the heater and create a potential fire hazard.
ATTENTION : The only tools needed to replace the wick are :● A Pair of Pliers ● A Flat blade Screwdriver ● A Plastic Bag with a Twist Tie

You may also find work gloves and a clothes pin useful for performing some steps.

1. Push down the manual shut-off knob and turn the wick adjustment knob COUNTER CLOCKWISE
in the direction of "OFF".
NEVER LEAVE THE

UNATHEAT

2. Use a screwdriver to loosen and remove cabinet screws on either side of the heater.

ER3. Use the carrying handle to lift the cabinet straight up and away from the heater.

4. Gently pull the wick adjustment knob off the heater.

5. Remove the cabinet base by lifting it from the back and tilting it forward to clear the wickadjuster assembly.

6. Trip the pendulum on the automatic safety shutoff system to lower the wick.

HEATERNATTENDED WHILE BURNING!

7. Remove the four wing nuts which hold the wick assembly to the heater and carefully lift the wickassembly from the heater.

8. Replace the wick adjustment knob temporarily. Turn the knob CLOCKWISE to raise the wick.

9. Hold the wick assembly upside down. Using caution, grasp the wick cover firmly PULL it off witha sharp tug. If you have difficulty doing so, try loosening the wick cover with a flat blade screw
driver. CAUTION: The inside of wick cover has sharp teeth. The use of work gloves is suggested toavoid injury.

1O. Remove the wick by folding it to the inside. Then remove the wick sleeve from the bottom of theassembly.

11. Install the new wick and insert the 3 pins on a new wick into the 3 holes on the wick sleeve inthe upward direction. (See the arrow marked “up” on the wick sleeve.)

12. Push the new wick into the retainer teeth of the wick sleeve so that the wick adheres tightly
around the inside of the wick sleeve smoothing out any wrinkles.

NOTE: DO NOT DISASSEBLE THE STAINLESS STEEL WICK HOLDER.

13. Line up the pins with the slotted holes inside the wick adjuster Then lightly press each of thethree pins of the wick (now attached to the wick sleeve) toward the center, away from the slanted
grooves of the wick adjuster allowing the wick to drop slightly. Once the pins line up with each hole,press firmly on each pin toward the slanted grooves securely through each hole.

NOTE: Turn the wick adjuster knob and check to be sure that wick moves up and down freely.
14. The wick height will automatically be set to the correct burning height of 3/8" (10mm).

NOTE: Be sure to check wick height. It should be 3/8”.

LEAVE THE HEATERUNATTENDED WHILE BURNING!
15. Turn the wick assembly upside down to replace the wick cover.

16. Align the tabs on the wick cover with the four screw holes on the bottom of the assembly, asshown, and snap it into place. Be certain of firm contact at all points.

17. Be sure the rubber seal on the tank is properly seated.

18. (1) Turn the wick adjustment knob to the fully raised position. (2) Pull lightly on the skirt of theWick to remove any slack. (3) Press lightly to secure the skirt to the retainer teeth on the wickcover. (4) You will need to hold the knob in the clockwise position to keep the wick raised.

WICK INSTALLATION TIP:
Lock the tip over switch (TOS) by inserting locking pliers or a clothes pin between the TOS plates,
preventing the weight from triggering the TOS mechanism as you install the new wick. Install thenew wick in the raised position. Remember to remove the pliers or clothes pin before reassembling
and lighting the heater.

19. (5) Replace the wick assembly on the heater with the wick raised. (6) The wick adjuster knob
will need to be positioned between the Caution and Warning labels. (7) Replace two diagonally
opposite wing nuts first. (8) Then the remaining two. (9) Tighten each of the four wing nuts
gradually until the wick assembly is firmly in place.

20. While your heater is disassembled, check the automatic safety shutoff system. Remove thelocking pliers or clothes pin from the TOS mechanism if you used them to assist with the wickinstallation. Trip the automatic shutoff system by nudging the pendulum. Raise the wick by turning
wick adjuster knob. Trip it again to make certain it is operating correctly.

21. Turn the Wick Adjustment knob to test its operation. Be certain the Wick operates smoothly asthe Knob is turned CLOCKWISE and COUNTER-CLOCKWISE.
22. Test Ignition. Raise the wick to its full height. The ignition plug should be within 3/64" to 5/64"(1mm to 2mm) of the wick when the lever is pulled. (CAUTION: Do not touch the HOT, glowingigniitor!)

23. Be sure to check that the wick is set at the correct height of 3/8” (10 mm)

24. Remove wick adjustment knob which you had temporarily replaced to test wick operation.

25. Replace the cabinet base making certain to align the automatic safety shut-off system lever andthe wick adjustment shaft, which holds the knob, with the appropriate slots in the cabinet base.
Begin by aligning them and gently snap the cabinet base in place over the wick assembly.

26. Replace the heater cabinet. Make certain the grill guard prongs are inserted securely into theproper holes on the heater, and the front cabinet matches the front of the heater.

27. Fasten the cabinet to the heater with the two screws.

28. Replace the wick adjustment knob. To be certain it is properly positioned on the wickadjustment shaft raise the wick to its full height.

29. Be sure to check that the wick is set at the correct height of 3/8”(10mm) after reassembling theheater.
NEVER LEAVE THE HEATERUNATTENDED WHILE BURNING!