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DO NOT attempt
to use the Gas
Pizza Oven if a leak is
present.
NEVER test for leaks
with an open flame.
WARNING
Take care not to
obstruct the
openings at the
sides and rear of the
appliance or restrict
air flow by placing
other appliances or
items close to or
adjacent to the open-
ings.
DO NOT build this
appliance into an
enclosure or cavity.
Fig.B
Foamy
bubbles
indicate a
leak
Connection
in assembly
Connections to be leak tested
Regulator into cylinder
Hose to regulator
Hose to appliance
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How to do
a leak test
LEAK TEST
The leak test must be carried out in a well-ventilated area, free
from any flames or other sources of ignition.
•
With the cylinder connected to
the Gas Pizza Oven. Open the
cylinder valve.
•
Brush the connections
(Gas Pizza Oven to cylinder)
with a solution of equal parts
soap and water (must be
foamy).
•
A stream of bubbles forming
indicates a gas leak. (See
Fig.B)
•
If bubbles appear, turn the
cylinder valve OFF (clockwise)
and disconnect the Gas Pizza
Oven from the gas cylinder.
•
Tighten the connection and
retry the leak test.
•
If you are unsure or if you
cannot tighten the connection,
place the cylinder outside in a
cool, well-ventilated area and
contact Alva on 086 100 ALVA
(2582).
•
A leak between the Gas Pizza
Oven and cylinder can lead to
a high pressure fire, which is
very dangerous and can result
in extensive injury or even
death.
Checking the Burner flame for indication of a gas leak:
Ignite the burner and rotate the knob from HIGH to LOW. You
should see a smaller flame in LOW than in HIGH. Always check
the flame prior to each use. A good flame should be blue with
minimal yellow tipping. Some yellow tips on flames are accept-
able as long as no carbon or soot deposits appear.
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