SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
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NATURAL GAS SAFETY
Your Natural Gas power burner is designed to operate on natural gas ONLY, at a pressure of 4” water column (W.C.) regulated at the natural gas
regulator attached at the back of the power burner. Check with your gas utility for local gas pressure and with your local municipality for building
code requirements.
Check with your gas utility or with local building codes for instructions to install gas supply line, or call a licensed and knowledgeable installer.
It is recommended that an “ON-OFF” shutoff valve be installed at the gas supply source:
- Outdoors after gas line piping exits outside wall or before gas line piping enters ground.
- Indoors in the branch fuel line in an accessible location near the supply line.
Pipe sealing compound or pipe thread tape of the type resistant to the action of natural gas must be used on all male pipe thread. Apply
compound or tape to at least the first three threads when making the connection.
Disconnect your power burner from fuel source when the gas supply is being tested at high pressures. This appliance and its individual shutoff
valve must be disconnected from the gas supply piping system during any pressure testing of that system at pressures in excess of 1/2 psig (3.5
kPa).
Turn off your power burner when the gas supply is being tested at low pressures. This appliance must be isolated from the gas supply piping
system by closing its individual valve.
WARNING:
Gas valves are preset at the factory to operate on LP or natural gas. If you wish to convert to a different gas type, be sure to contact
your power burner dealer, licensed plumber or authorized service center for further details. Conversion kits are not sold to the general public and
require a professional to perform service. Failure to properly convert a unit can cause serious injury to yourself and/or others, irreparable damage
to your power burner and void of warranty.
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SAFETY!
BEWARE OF SPIDERS
CAUTION:
BURNERS MUST BE INSPECTED AND CLEANED BEFORE FIRST USE.
Spiders and small insects occasionally spin webs or make nests in the burners during warehousing, transit and/or after long periods of non-use.
These webs can lead to a gas flow obstruction, which could result in a fire in and around the burner tubes. This type of fire is known as “FLASH-
BACK” and can cause serious damage to your power burner and create an unsafe operating condition for the user. Although an obstructed burner
tube is not the only cause of “FLASH BACK” it is the most common cause, and frequent inspection and cleaning of the burners is necessary.
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