Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Instruction Manual

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Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Specification

The Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Water Heater is an advanced, portable water heating solution designed for outdoor enthusiasts seeking convenience and efficiency. This model features a robust heating system capable of delivering a maximum water temperature of 125°F, ensuring a comfortable experience for various applications such as camping, tailgating, or backyard use. The water heater is powered by a standard 16.4 oz propane cylinder, offering a runtime of up to 1.5 hours at maximum output, while its efficient design ensures optimal fuel consumption.

Equipped with a powerful 6-volt water pump, the HWOD 2302 Series can deliver a flow rate of 1.5 gallons per minute, providing sufficient water pressure for showers or washing dishes. The unit includes an adjustable spray nozzle with multiple settings, allowing users to customize the water flow according to their needs. Its compact and lightweight design, coupled with an integrated carry handle, makes it easy to transport and set up in various outdoor settings.

Safety features are a priority in the HWOD 2302 Series, with automatic shut-off mechanisms that activate in case of overheating or low water flow, ensuring safe operation during use. The water heater is constructed with durable materials to withstand outdoor conditions, and its intuitive controls allow for easy operation even for those unfamiliar with portable water heating systems. The Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Water Heater combines performance, portability, and safety, making it an ideal choice for those who require reliable hot water access in outdoor environments.

Coleman HWOD 2302 Series F.A.Q.

How do I properly ignite the Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Water Heater?

Ensure the propane tank is connected securely. Turn the gas valve to the 'ON' position, then press and hold the ignition button until you hear a click, indicating the burner has ignited.

What should I do if the water heater doesn't produce hot water?

Check if the gas supply is turned on and ensure there is sufficient water flow. Also, inspect the battery compartment to ensure the batteries are installed correctly and have sufficient charge.

How can I maintain the Coleman HWOD 2302 to ensure its longevity?

Regularly clean the inlet and outlet connections to prevent debris buildup. Inspect hoses for leaks or damage, and replace them if necessary. Store the unit in a dry place when not in use.

What type of battery does the Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Water Heater use?

The Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Water Heater uses D-cell batteries for ignition. Ensure you use fresh, high-quality batteries for best performance.

How do I winterize the Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Water Heater?

To winterize, disconnect all water hoses, drain any remaining water from the unit, and store the heater in a warm, dry place to prevent freezing damage.

Is it normal for the water heater to make a hissing noise during operation?

A slight hissing noise is normal as it indicates the gas is flowing and the burner is operating. However, if the noise is excessive, check for leaks or blockages in the gas line.

Can the Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Water Heater be used indoors?

No, the Coleman HWOD 2302 Series Water Heater is designed for outdoor use only. Using it indoors can pose serious safety risks, including carbon monoxide poisoning.

What should I do if there is a gas leak smell while using the water heater?

Immediately turn off the gas supply, extinguish any open flames, and move the unit to a well-ventilated area. Check all connections for leaks using a soap and water solution. Do not use the heater until the leak is fixed.

How can I adjust the water temperature on the Coleman HWOD 2302?

Use the temperature control knob located on the unit to adjust the water temperature. Turning the knob clockwise increases the temperature, while counterclockwise decreases it.

Why does the water heater shut off unexpectedly during use?

The heater may shut off due to low water flow or depleted gas supply. Ensure the water pressure is adequate and the propane tank has enough fuel. Check for any obstructions in the water inlet.