Gas Cylinder; Checking For Leaks; Frequently Asked Question - RUSTA COMBI Manual

GAS CYLINDER

• Maximum gas cylinder size is H:800 x W:350 mm.
• The gas cylinder must not be dropped or handled carelessly.
• When the barbecue is not in use, the LPG cylinder must be
disconnected and the safety cap refitted.
• The gas cylinder must never be placed so that it is exposed to
temperatures over 50°C. Therefore, do not place the gas cylinder
directly under the barbecue. The gas cylinder must also never be
placed or stored in places where there is a risk of fire or sparks,
for example.
• Do not smoke in the immediate vicinity of the gas cylinder.
• It is prohibited to make your own modifications to the gas cylinder.
This can have fatal consequences.
CONNECTING THE LPG CYLINDER TO THE BARBECUE
• Make sure the LPG cylinder's valve is closed.
• Connect the regulator to the gas cylinder.
• Connect the hose to the barbecue's connector.
• Check that the hose is not clogged, knotted or lying against any part of the grill
other than the nipple.
• Check for leaks in the gas cylinder, regulator, hose and barbecue before starting
to barbecue. See the section "Checking for leaks".

CHECKING FOR LEAKS

• Mix 50% soap with 50% water. Make sure that the gas valve on the gas cylinder is
closed and that the pinion on the barbecue is closed.
• Put a soap solution on the gas cylinder's valve, the regulator, the hose and the connector
to the barbecue.
• Open the gas valve on the gas cylinder. If there are small bubbles in any of
the previously mentioned parts, this means that there is a leak.
• Close the gas valve and tighten the hose connectors. Perform the test again.
If there is still a leak, contact your Rusta warehouse.
BURNERS

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

Why is there no seal between the burner and valve?
Answer: To burn correctly, the LPG needs to be mixed with oxygen, this is done where
the valve joins the burner. To avoid poor combustion, the joint must not be sealed.
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