Close the LP-Gas cylinder valve.
1.
Allow the gas to burn out of hose. After the flame is no longer visible, turn the
flame adjusting valve to the closed or "off" position.
2.
TO RESTART follow lighting instructions.
Disconnecting From The Supply Cylinder
Be certain supply cylinder valve is turned off.
1.
Disconnect the P.O.L. nut/nipple fitting on the LP hose to the propane supply.
2.
Replace the protective plastic plug into the cylinder valve outlet.
3.
Storage
Never attempt to store the torch while it is hot. When the torch is stored indoors, the
connection between the LP-Gas supply cylinder and the torch must be disconnected
and the cylinder removed from the torch and stored in accordance with Chapter 5 of
ANSI/NFPA 58, the standard for storage and handling of liquefied petroleum gases.
Do not store the torch in locations where it may be damaged.
WARNING
The gas supply hose shall be protected from traffic and contact with hot
surfaces during use and while in storage.
Maintenance
Surfaces of the torch may be cleaned with soap or detergent and water
solutions. DO NOT use petroleum-based cleaners to clean any components
of the torch or the torch body.
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DO NOT use lubricants on any part of the torch.
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Remove any debris and combustible material from the torch. The torch must
be kept clear and free from combustible materials, gasoline and other
flammable vapors and liquids.
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The supply hose assembly shall be visually inspected prior to each torch use.
If there is evidence of excessive abrasion or wear, or the hose is cut, always
replace prior to igniting torch. The replacement hose assembly shall be
specified by Flame Engineering, Inc. Contact Flame Engineering for further
information.
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This torch is designed to operate on a preset 18 P.S.I. LP-Gas Regulator.
Replace only with regulator set for 18 P.S.I. Check with your LP-Gas dealer
or Flame Engineering Inc. for assistance.
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Warning
Use extreme caution at all times. You are using an intense open flame. This
torch produces an extremely hot and nearly invisible flame. Read and follow
the Safety Check List and Daily Equipment Check List before attempting to
operate this torch.
Caution
Propane is heavier than air which can cause it to accumulate in low areas. Be
certain all areas are well ventilated.
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Torch Shut-Off
