5.2.
T
o assist connecting the regulator, carefully place the rubber hose into an
insulated cup of boiling hot water (Fig.1). This allows the rubber hose to
expand, ensure the hose clip is slid over the hose and then push the open
hose end fully onto the gas regulator inlet.
5.3.
A
fter connecting the regulator, slide the hose clip back to near the end of
the hose and tighten with a screwdriver (Fig. 2).
NOTE: Ensure you leak test this joint as directed in Section 6 after
assembly is complete and when you first connect the gas bottle.
5.4.
Now connect the open hose end to the control unit (J) again carefully place
the rubber hose end into an insulated cup of boiling hot water (Fig.1). This
allows the rubber hose to expand, ensure the hose clip is slid over the hose
and then push the open hose end fully onto the gas inlet on the control unit
as shown in Fig. 3.
5.5.
After connecting the hose into the control unit (J) slide the hose clip back to
near the end of the hose and tighten with a screwdriver (Fig.2).
NOTE:
Ensure you leak test this joint as directed in Section 6 after
assembly is complete and when you first connect the gas bottle.
WARNING!
Ensure full engagement of hose to regulator and control
unit.
WARNING!
Check that the worm drive clips at both ends of the gas hose
are fully tightened.
WARNING!
Arrange the gas hose and regulator to ensure the hose does
not come into contact with any high temperature surfaces as it may melt
and cause a fire. After the cylinder is placed inside the heater, tightly
secure the cylinder with the belt.
NOTE:
See section 6 for Leak Check procedure.
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Fig. 1
Fig. 2
Fig. 3
Fig. 4
5. ASSEMBLY
5.1.
It is recommended that you connect the gas regulator hose to the regulator and the control unit (J) prior to assembling the unit, be careful
not to damage or dislodge components in the control unit (J).
