Master BF 60 E - User Manual

Master BF 60 E

This manual covers Master Heater models BF 30E and BF 60E, fuel-fired direct forced-air heaters. It includes technical specifications, wiring diagrams, and control board layouts. The main sections guide you through installation near a chimney, startup and shutdown procedures, and maintenance such as filter cleaning and annual combustion chamber cleaning. Important safety warnings cover approved fuels, ventilation requirements, electrical grounding, and minimum distances from combustible materials. Always follow local codes and ensure proper ventilation.

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 1 – Front Cover
  • Page 2 – Technical Specifications
  • Page 3 – Technical Data
  • Page 4 – Wiring Diagram
  • Page 5 – Control Board Layout
  • Page 6 – Dutch Instructions
  • Page 7 – French Instructions
  • Page 8 – German Instructions
  • Page 9 – English Instructions
  • Page 10 – Hungarian Instructions
  • Page 11 – Polish Instructions
  • Page 12 – Russian Instructions
  • Page 13 – Czech Instructions
  • Page 14 – Norwegian Instructions
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MASTER HEATER

BF 30E

BF 60E

NL GEBRUIKERSHANDLEIDING

F LIVRET D'ENTRETIEN

D BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

GB OWNER'S MANUAL

H HASZNÁLATI UTASÍTÁS

PL INSTRUKCJA OBSŁUGI

R Руководство по эксплуатации

CZ NÁVOD K OBSLUZE

N BRUKERVEILEDNING

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Summary

Page 1 - Front Cover

Model numbers BF 30E and BF 60E are listed along with language codes for the included user manuals.

Page 2 - Technical Specifications

Key specifications: maximum heating power (30,000/60,000 Kcal/h), net heating output (31/62 kW), airflow rates, flue gas pressure, required draft, and electrical supply details.

Page 3 - Technical Data

Additional data: power consumption (2.5/6 A), motor power, dimensions, flue diameter, fan start temperature (50°C), and limit temperature (85°C).

Tips

  • Keep the heater at least 5 ft below a fire-resistant ceiling and 2 ft from combustible side walls. Without a chimney, maintain 10 ft clearance above.
  • The hot air outlet must be at least 10 ft from combustibles; the air intake side needs 1.5 ft free space.
  • Always use a grounded outlet with a 10-amp fuse. Use only clean household heating oil—never gasoline, naphtha, paint thinner, or alcohol.
  • Clean or replace the fuel filter regularly. Annually clean the combustion chamber and heat exchanger by removing the burner and tank; use a brush and vacuum.
  • For burner maintenance, consult a qualified technician. Keep the fan and motor free of dust.
  • Always stop the heater using the control knob to initiate the automatic cooling cycle—never unplug it while running.
  • If using an extension cord, it must be a properly grounded three-wire type.
  • Ensure adequate ventilation: at least 3 square feet per 100,000 BTU/hr rating.
  • Never attach ductwork to the front of the heater.
  • Read and understand the entire manual before operating the heater.

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