are: “BUT” for Butane Gas, Part No. 002835-000; “PRO” for Propane Gas, Part No.
002836-000; “NAT” for Natural Gas, Part No. 002837-000; and “MIX” for Mixed Gas,
Part No. 002838-000.
WARNING:
USE THE TOUCH-O-MATIC
®
ONLY WITH THE FUEL TYPE STAMPED
ONTO THE GAS NOZZLE AND SPECIFIED ON THE LABEL. DO NOT USE
ACETYLENE. WITH PROPANE OR BUTANE, USE A PRESSURE REGULATOR.
9. Replacing the Gas Nozzle
Turn the gas supply off and disconnect
the burner from the gas line. Turn
the Gas Adjustment Thumbscrew
8
counterclockwise to its stop. This backs
the needle valve away from the orifice of
the Gas Nozzle
=
and helps assure that
it will not be damaged while another gas
nozzle is installed. Use care to not bump
the exposed tip of the needle.
Remove the Screw for Detaching the
Burner Assembly
6
and separate the
Burner Assembly
5
and the Valve
Housing
7
. Use a 9/16” wrench to unscrew the Gas Nozzle
=
and replace the old Gas
Nozzle with the new Gas Nozzle. (Be sure to use pipe dope or sealing compound when
re-installing Gas Nozzle.) Reattach the Burner Assembly to the Valve Housing. Go
back to point 3 to adjust the air-gas mixture and point 6 if gas odor is detected.
WARNING: Make certain the “O” Ring
w
on the Pilot Inlet
e
is in place,
otherwise the burner will leak gas.
Place a new label that identifies the type of gas to be used with the burner over the
original label on the burner.
Whip Mix Corporation
361 Farmington Avenue
Louisville, KY USA 40209
Toll-Free: 800-626-5651
Fax: 502-634-4512
www.whipmix.com
Whip Mix
®
, Touch-O-Matic
®
, and logos are registered trademarks and Hanau
™
is a
trademark of Whip Mix Corporation.
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Figure 4: Replacing the Gas Nozzle
8
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6
5
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