CARE AND MAINTENANCE
Gas odor with extreme yellow tipping of flame. Fire pit
does NOT reach the desired temperature. Fire pit glow is
excessively uneven.
Fire pit makes popping noises.
Spiders and insects can nest in burner or orifices. This dangerous condition can damage fire pit and render it
unsafe for use. Clean burner holes by using a heavy-duty pipe cleaner. Compressed air may help clear away
smaller particles.
Carbon deposits may create a fire hazard. Clean dome and burner screen with warm soapy water if any carbon
deposits develop.
Note: In a salt-air environment (such as near an ocean), corrosion occurs more quickly than normal. Frequently
check for corroded areas and repair them promptly.
TIP:
Use high-quality automobile wax to help maintain the appearance of your fire
pit. Apply to exterior surfaces only. Do not apply to burner.
Storage
Between uses:
Turn Control Knob OFF.
Disconnect LP source.
Store fire pit upright in an area sheltered from direct contact with inclement weather (such as rain, sleet, hail,
snow, dust and debris).
If desired, cover fire pit to protect exterior surfaces and to help prevent build-up in air passages.
Note: Wait until fire pit is cool before covering.
During periods of extended inactivity or when transporting:
Turn Control Knob OFF.
Disconnect LP source and move to a secure, well-ventilated location outdoors.
Store fire pit upright in an area sheltered from direct contact with inclement weather (such as rain, sleet, hail,
snow, dust and debris).
If desired, cover fire pit to protect exterior surfaces and to help prevent build-up in air passages. Never leave
LP cylinder exposed to direct sunlight or excessive heat.
Note: Wait until fire pit is cool before covering.
Service
Only a qualified service person should repair gas passages and associated components.
Caution: Always allow fire pit to cool before attempting service.
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