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Theregulatormustenterthe
cylindervalvein a straight
line.
_.C.C.1 T ype 1 Connector
Center this nipple of the
regulator into the cylinder
valve.
WARNING
1. Do not connect
this grill to any unregulated
sources
of propane.
2.
Protect
the regulator
fitting
from damage
when disconnected.
A damaged
regulator
fitting may
result in a gas leak when connected
to a LP cylinder.
3.
Inspect
the gas hose before
each use.
Replace
the hose assembly
before use if you notice
any
flaying,
cracking,
or excessive
wear.
4.
Always
pertbrm
the Leak Test listed
below before using your grill for the first time, if the cylinder
has been changed,
any gas components
have been changed,
the regulator
flow-limiting
device
has
been activated,
or after a long period
of non-use.
5.
Do not attempt
to connect
this grill to the LP system
of a motor
home or trailer.
LEAK
TESTING
THE
REGULATOR,
VALVES,
HOSES,
AND
CONNECTIONS
1. Ensure
the LP cylinder
valve
and all burners
are "Off _'.
2.
Ensure
the LP cylinder
is connected
to the regulator.
3.
Mix up a solution
of 50% water and 50% liquid dish soap.
Do not use any household
cleaner
solution.
4.
Open the LP tank valve
by turning
the hand wheel
counterclockwise
one turn.
If you hear a rushing
sound, mm the gas offimlnediately.
In that case, there could be a leak at the connection.
Reconnect
the cylinder
to the regulator.
5.
Spray or brush on the solution
covering
the tbllowing
areas:
cylinder
welds, regulator
and cylinder
connection,
gas hose connections
to the regulator,
all gas hoses,
all gas hose connections
to the
burners
including
the main and side burners.
6.
Growing
bubbles
on any of the parts and connections
listed above
indicate
a gas leak.
Immediately
shut offthe
LP tank valve by turning
the valve
clockwise.
Retighten
the connections
or order
replacement
parts as needed.
Continue
to test as necessary
until no leaks are detected.
7.
Close the LP tank valve
by turning
the hand wheel clockwise.
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WARNING
1. DO NOT USE THE GRILL
if you cannot
stop a leak.
Be sure the LP cylinder
valve
is closed.
If
the LP cylinder
is still leaking,
contact
your LP dealer or local fire department.
2.
Do not use any match
or open flame, or smoke,
during
leak testing.
3.
Do not light a burner
during
leak testing.
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