Lynx LHEM48NG Use & Care Manual
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Replacing Batteries in the Heater-
Remove the (2) screws holding the louvered end plate at the far, right end of the heater. This is the SMALLER of the 2
access plates. The battery pack will be mounted directly inside, and onto the endplate. Carefully lift the (black) sealed
pack out from the retaining clip. Remove the vinyl sleeves that cover the battery pack. Insert (4) , high quality AA 1.5 V
batteries taking special note of the (+) and (-) terminals. Reinstall the vinyl sleeves over the battery pack, and place the
battery pack back into the retaining clip. Reinstall the louvered end plate with the 2 screws. See page 12 for complete
description and illustrations.
access plates. The battery pack will be mounted directly inside, and onto the endplate. Carefully lift the (black) sealed
pack out from the retaining clip. Remove the vinyl sleeves that cover the battery pack. Insert (4) , high quality AA 1.5 V
batteries taking special note of the (+) and (-) terminals. Reinstall the vinyl sleeves over the battery pack, and place the
battery pack back into the retaining clip. Reinstall the louvered end plate with the 2 screws. See page 12 for complete
description and illustrations.
Pilot Flame Adjustment – the pilot flame in your heater has been factory preset for normal, environmental conditions.
However, there may be a specific need to adjust the pilot flame to a higher level, such as, chronically windy conditions. If
this is the case, the pilot flame can be adjusted by following these steps:
However, there may be a specific need to adjust the pilot flame to a higher level, such as, chronically windy conditions. If
this is the case, the pilot flame can be adjusted by following these steps:
Remove the (2) screws which hold the small, louvered cover plate in position, located at the right end of the heater, and
directly below the mounting bracket.
directly below the mounting bracket.
In the immediate view, you will see the side of the valve which contains 3 brass screws. There are 2 smaller screws, and
one larger screw toward the center. The larger screw will be the pilot adjustment screw and is marked with the word
PILOT. Turn the screw CLOCKWISE (to the right) to DESCREASE the pilot flame and likewise, turn the screw
COUNTERCLOCKWISE ((to the left) to INCREASE the pilot flame. Assure that the valve wires are still in place, and replace
cover plate after pilot has been adjusted.
one larger screw toward the center. The larger screw will be the pilot adjustment screw and is marked with the word
PILOT. Turn the screw CLOCKWISE (to the right) to DESCREASE the pilot flame and likewise, turn the screw
COUNTERCLOCKWISE ((to the left) to INCREASE the pilot flame. Assure that the valve wires are still in place, and replace
cover plate after pilot has been adjusted.