Livin Lite Livin` Lite Owner's Manual page 30

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Your dealer is responsible for a thorough
LP gas system check prior to delivery. Do
not accept the unit until this check has
been completed .
Except for simple
occasionally lighting a connection, you should
take your unit to an authorized dealer for
LP gas problems. An authorized LP supplier
should always fill the LP gas tank.
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WARNING
LP gas cylinders shall not be placed or
stored inside the vehicle. LP gas cylinders
are equipped with safety devices that
relieve excessive pressure by discharging
gas to the atmosphere. Failure to comply
could result in death or serious injury.
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Your unit's manufacturer is not responsible
for personal injury or property damage
resulting from improperly maintained LP
gas appliances and systems.
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CAUTION
This gas piping system is designed for
use with LP gas only. Do not connect
natural gas to this system. Securely cap
this inlet when not connected for use.
After turning on gas, except after normal
cylinder replacement, test gas piping and
connections to appliance for leakage with
soapy water or bubble solution. Do not use
products that contain ammonia or chlorine.
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WARNING
Never adjust the regulator yourself. Have
your dealer or an authorized service
technician make any require adjustment.
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maintenance and
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Filling LP Gas Bottles
When your LP gas tank is empty, have it
refilled as soon as possible. There are many
LP refueling stations available. Many RV
parks also have LP gas available. Caution
your supplier not to over-fill your tank. Room
is required to let the liquid vaporize.
There are approximately 11,000 BTUs of heat
produced from each gallon of LP gas. Your
furnace and range will require the most LP gas.
During extreme cold temperatures, check fuel
tanks frequently to avoid running out of fuel.
Make sure that all burners and pilot lights
are turned OFF prior to having a gas supplier
refill your LP tank.
1. Close the valve on the empty cylinder and
remove the hose from the valve. (NOTE:
left hand thread).
2. Loosen clamp that holds cylinder in place.
3. Remove the cylinder and have it refilled.
4. Slide cylinder back in place and tighten clamp.
5. Connect the left-hand hose and tighten
securely.
The 80 percent STOP FILL VALVE may close the
valve before liquid appears at the 20 percent liquid
level gauge, but if liquid does appear, stop filling
immediately: the tank is filled to LP capacity.
Your LP tanks must be kept free of rust at all
times. If rust does develop, the tank should be
cleaned completely free of the rust, primed,
and painted white (or some other highly
reflective color) which will help to reduce
expansion of the LP gas because of heat.
Do not use a wrench to tighten the service valve
or the 20 percent gauge. They are both designed
to be closed leak-tight by hand. If you cannot
hand-tighten the valve, the valve may need
repair or replacement. Consult your gas dealer.
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