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Leak Testing Your Grill — IMPORTANT!
• During leak test, keep grill away from open flames or sparks
and do not smoke. Grill must be leak tested outdoors in a
well-ventilated area.
• Leak test must be repeated each time propane cylinder is
replaced or after storage.
How to leak test your grill:
Materials needed include a clean paint brush and a 50/50 soap
and water solution. Use mild soap and water.
household cleaning agents.
1. Be sure control knob on regulator is in
2. Brush soapy solution onto connection between cylinder and
regulator.
If growing bubbles appear, there is a leak. Retighten
connection and repeat steps 1 and 2.
If you cannot stop a leak, remove cylinder from regulator and
check for damaged threads, dirt and debris on regulator and
cylinder.
If threads are damaged on either regulator or
cylinder, replace.
Also check to see if anything is obstructing
the flow of gas at regulator and cylinder openings. Remove any
obstruction that may be found and repeat leak test.
Do not use
OFF
position.
6
Remove cap from end of propane cylinder. Cap should be kept
on cylinder when not in use to prevent dirt and debris from
entering regulator valve. Check end of cylinder attachment for
dirt and debris. Clean out if necessary.
Insert threaded end of cylinder into regulator and hand-tighten.
Do not use tools!
Overtightening can damage threads on
regulator.
Perform a leak test.
Please Note:
This tabletop propane gas grill has been designed to work
effectively without the use of lava rocks. The reflective heat
plate efficiently vaporizes the food juices to add that great
barbecue taste to your food. The plate also stays in place
during transportation to eliminate the messy "set-up" required
with lava rocks each time you use your grill.
Lighting Instructions
1.
Important! Remove or raise lid to open position.
Attempting to light burner with lid closed may cause an
explosion. Do not expose any part of your body or clothing
directly above cooking area when lighting.
2. From beneath grill, place lighted wooden match up through
lighter/ventilation hole in center of bottom shell.
3. While holding match in place, turn control knob to lighting
position. Grill will ignite.
4. Observe burner flames through openings in heat plate.
Make sure burner ignites and stays lit on both sides.
5.
Preheat grill for 6 minutes with lid closed.
on regulator, adjust flame to desired height for cooking.
WARNING
• If grill does not light on first try, turn control knob to
OFF position, wait 5 minutes and try procedures 1
through 5 again.
• If flame goes out while in use, turn control knob to
OFF, remove or raise lid and wait 5 minutes to repeat
lighting procedures.
Using control knob
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