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General
Information
Although
all gas connections
on the grill are leaked
tested
at the factory
prior
to shipment,
a complete
gas
tightness
check
must
be pertbrlned
at the installation
site due to possible
mishandling
in shipment,
or
excessive
pressure
unknowingly
being
applied
to the unit.
Periodically
check
the whole
system
{'or leaks,
or
immediately
check
if the smell
of gas is detected.
Before
Testing
Do Not smoke
while
leak testing.
Extinguish
all open
flames.
Never
leak test with an open
flame.
Mix a solution
of equal
parts
mild detergent
or liquid
soap and water.
Testing
.
2.
.
.
5.
.
Turn off the burner
control
knobs.
Turn the top knob of the fuel supply
cylinder
counterclockwise
(right to left) one rotation
to
open.
Apply
the soap
solution
to connections
of the fuel supply
assembly.
If no soap bubbles
appear,
the grill is ok to use.
If bubbles
tbrm
at the connections,
a leak is detected.
(If a leak is detected,
immediately
turn off the gas supply,
tighten
any leaking
fittings,
turn gas on,
and recheck).
Turn off the knob
on the fuel supply
cylinder.
Turn on the burner
control
knobs
tbr a moment
to release
the pressure
in the hose, then turn
the control
knobs
back off.
Wash
off soapy
solution
with cold water
and towel
dry.
Check
all gas supply
fittings
betbre
each use and each time the gas supply
cylinder
is connected
to the regula-
tor.
tlave
a Qualified
Service
Technician
leak test the grill any time a part of the gas system
is replaced.
Also
have a Qualified
Service
Technician
perform
a leak test at least once a year whether
or not the L.R gas supply
cylinder
has been disconnected.
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