Olympia MILLENNIUM H, Owner'S Manual

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The Ultimate Ice Resurfacer 16
MILLENNIUM
H
Attach tank coupler to the tank service valve by turning the coupler in a clockwise rotation,
tighten all the way.
CAUTION: Tighten only hand tight, the tank couplers are made of thin brass and designed to
distort if over tightened by using a pliers or pipe wrench.
Once the tank coupler is tight slowly open the service valve until it is fully open. NOTE: the
service valve has a stem seal for both open and closed position and may leak if not seated
internally in either position.
Using a spray bottle containing a mixture of 50% liquid hand soap and 50% water spray around
all connections and look for any bubbling. If the spray bubbles you have a leak or loose
connection, this must be addressed immediately.
Next move back to the operators platform using the three point contact mount procedure, then
slowly turn the tank selector switch to the position of the new tank, start the engine to make
sure the propane is flowing.
At this point if no problems are detected you are ready to use the OLYMPIA.
SAFETY NOTE: We recommend performing at least one ice making procedure on every
full tank that has been changed immediately after changing the tank to accommodate for
internal tank pressure increase due to temperature change, and possible over filling by the
propane supplier.
INFORMATION: The propane system used on your OLYMPIA H is a liquid with drawl system,
meaning the propane in the lines is in a liquid state until it reaches the convertor mounted on
the engine.
Liquid propane turns from a liquid to a vapor whenever it escapes to the atmosphere, when this
happens, the liquid multiplies in volume 270 times, as well changes in temperature to minus
40 degrees, as well propane is 2 ½ times heavier than air, it is considered an asphyxiate, it is a
flammable gas, and colorless and odourless in it’s natural state, it has an odorant added to it.
Never park the OLYMPIA H directly in the vicinity of a heat source or an open flame!