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Neverstore a spareLP gas supplycylinder
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For Outdoor UseOnly. Never
operategrillin enclosedareas,
as thiscould lead to gas
accumulating from a leak,
causingan explosionor a
carbonmonoxide buildupwhich
could resultin injuryor death.
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Not For UseByChildren.(Fig,3)
If theseinstructionsare ignored,
a hazardousfire or explosion
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_WARNING
Neverplace morethan 15 boundson a side tableor a sideburner.
Do Not lean on shelves.(See Fig.6)
Neveruse charcoalbriquettesor lighterfluid in a gas grill. (See Fig.7)
Grillis hot when in use; to avoid burns, DO NOTtouch any hot grill surface.Keepchildren andpets
awayfrom hot grill. (See Fig.8)
Never leave the grill unattendedwhileit is in use. (See Fig. 9)
It is your responsibility to assemble,install,operate andcare for yourgas grill properly.
Do Notvent propanevapor from the cylinder beforetakingit to be refilled.
Do Not use gas grill indoorsor store any propanecylinder(s)indoors,includingin the garage,
breezeways,shedsor enclosedareas,
Undersome circumstances, p ropanemay lose the distinctiveodor that wasadded. Keepthe service
valveclosed and pluggedor capped(as recommendedby the manufacturer) when the cylinderis not
connectedto the appliance,including"empty" cylinders.Other strongodorsmay hide or mask the
odor of propane. Colds,allergies,sinus congestion,andthe use of tobacco,alcoholor drugs may
impairyour abilityto detectthe odor of propane.
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Kenmore
U&C (Pg. 4)
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