ProFire ProSear Owner'S Manual Download Page 14

Conversion to LP or Natural  Gas operation should be performed by a qualified technician or installer. 
      

ProSear 

Installation Instructions  

Gas Conversion and Low Flame Adjustment  

Converting the Regulator: 

After you have installed the appropriate orifice, the regulator must be set for the appropriate gas also. With the control 

panel off, locate the gas pressure adjustment cap. See Fig. K Page 13). Remove the cap, turn it over and reinstall the cap. The cap has one side 
marked Nat Gas and the other side marked as LP Gas (see 

Fig. 

N ). 

Checking the Pressure: 

The gas pressure must be checked after the conversion. The grill must be installed with the gas and electrical connections. 

See page 5 of the manual. Remove the pressure tap screw (

Fig. 

 O). Attach a manometer or pressure gauge to the pressure tap hole. Turn the valve 

knob to the “ON” position. 

The unit must be turned on to check the pressure. 

The gas pressure for Nat gas is 3.5”  WC.  For LP gas the  pressure 

is 10”WC. Minimum input pressure for Nat. gas is 3.5” WC, for LP gas 10” WC. Maximum gas inlet pressure for Nat & LP gas is 13” WC.  
 

WARNING: 

The gas must be turned off immediately after checking the pressure and the pressure tap screw replaced and checked for leaks. Seri-

ous injury, property damage or death may occur if gas is allowed to escape from pressure tap. 

 

Adjusting the Valve: 

After a gas conversion from LP to Nat or Nat to LP, it may be necessary to adjust the valve because of too low or too high 

flame on the low setting. In some cases the flame height may be adjusted to compensate for varying gas pressures. First light the grill following the 
directions on page 11 of the manual. Then turn the valve knob to the “Low” setting and remove the knob. This will expose the valve stem. Look 
inside the valve stem and you will see a low flame adjustment screw. With the grill burning, turn the screw counter clockwise to make the low 
flame bigger. Turn the screw clockwise to decrease the flame size. See (Fig P below).  

Warning: 

Do not remove the screw, Leaks will occur.  

If 

there is a leak, turn the screw clockwise until leak subsides.  After you are satisfied with the flame height, replace the knob and turn the unit off. 
 

Fig. O 

Fig. P 

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TURN OFF GAS AND ELECTRIC SUPPLY. Before you begin, turn off the gas supply at the shut-off valve.  
Disconnect the electrical supply from the grill. 
 
Failure to make the appropriate conversion can result in serious personal injury and property damage. 

1. Locate the regulator that is attached to the inlet on the grill and remove the vent cap. Turn the insert over and then reinsert the 
opposite side into the regulator.  

Regulator 

Cap 

LP 

Gas 

Turn end-to-end 

and refit into 

regulator 

Nat. 

Gas 

Regulator 

Fig. N 

Fig. O 

Summary of Contents for ProSear

Page 1: ...nd serial number here MODEL _________________________ SERIAL _________________________ Find these numbers on the grill body Installer Leave this manual with the appliance Consumer Retain this manual f...

Page 2: ...e the chance of injury and tell you what can happen if the instructions are not followed This ProSear Infrared Grill is made by ProFire Grills 5565 12th Street Butler WI 53007 Questions 888 781 4657 w...

Page 3: ...en using the grill follow basic precautions includ ing the following NEVER use this appliance as a space heater to heat or warm the room Doing so may result in carbon monoxide poisoning and overheatin...

Page 4: ...extinguisher available nearby highly visible and easily accessible near the appliance Whenever possible do not operate the ventilation system during a grill top fire However do not reach through fire...

Page 5: ...in injury Do not operate this appliance if it is not working proper or if it has been damaged Contact an authorized service pro vider Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance unless specific...

Page 6: ...10 WC Gas Pressure Caution The cabinet doors must not have a center support as a center support will block access to the drip pan See Figure D Page 7 ProSear Cabinet Preparation Side Wall Alcove Coun...

Page 7: ...the gas to the appliance Fig B and B1 Plug the female end of the electric power cord sup plied with your unit into the electrical jack located at the bottom of the control panel Plug the male end int...

Page 8: ...WARNING Never use a flame to check for leaks Doing so may cause serious injury property damage or death Liquefied Petroleum LP and Natural Gas have an odorant added to the gas If you smell an odor yo...

Page 9: ...nternal Blower or 900 CFM External blower ventilation hood is required over your ProSear Indoor Infrared Grill The maximum height above the cook ing surface is 30 to the bottom of the hood The hood mu...

Page 10: ...cleaning Fig F1 Burner with Screen Fig F2 Burner w o Screen Showing Ceramic The Drip Pan Shields and Cooking Grid are Dishwasher Safe Good maintenance and clean up will lengthen the life of your gril...

Page 11: ...d while in the ON position If the grill fails to light the unit will retry 2 more times and after the 3rd time if it fails the unit will auto matically shut OFF The gas will be shut off to the burner...

Page 12: ...le results 4 Always use long handled grill tools for grilling A grilling mitt may be useful for handling hot items 5 The use of a fork is not recommended for grilling on your new ProFire grill A fork...

Page 13: ...e prior to disconnecting the electrical power WARNING Do not attempt to use any other gas besides LP Liquefied Petroleum or Natural Gas with your ProSear Indoor Grill The use of any oth er type of gas...

Page 14: ...mayoccur ifgas is allowed to escape frompressure tap Adjusting theValve After a gasconversion fromLP to NatorNatto LP it maybe necessaryto adjust the valve becauseoftoo lowor too high flame on the lo...

Page 15: ...rill from cabinetry See page 7 Next remove the 4 x 7 16 nuts that hold the control panel to the body of the grill See page 13 Disconnect the electrode wire Fig Q from the electrode Replacing the Contr...

Page 16: ...RGRILLDRIPPAN 23 1 PF30 GB Indoor GrillBody 24 2 PF30 GD INDOORGRILLGREASEDEFLECTOR 25 1 PF30 GT IndoorGrillTop 26 1 PF30 HGS IndoorGrillHeatandGreaseShield 27 1 PF30 ORIFICEWASH IndoorGrillOrificeSpa...

Page 17: ...17 ProSear Parts List Drawing Heat and Grease Shield 32 41 10 24 8 7 16 23 22 26 11 40 25 18 17 6 13 19 12 29 27 30 31 20 33 14 9 1 5 3 2 39 38 34 36 28 35 21 37 15 4 42 ProFire...

Page 18: ...ecision used to build new ProFire applianc es To locate factory specified parts in your area call us or visit your ProFire Dealer Burner Makes Fluttering Sound 1 If during cooking the burner flashes a...

Page 19: ...NOWAYCOVEREDBYTHIS LIMITEDWARRANTY THIS LIMITED WARRANTYWILLBEVOIDEDBY THEINSTALLATION USE OPERATION MAINTENANCE SERVICEORREPAIR OFTHEPRODUCT INCONSISTENTWITHTHE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDEDINTHEOWNER SMANU...

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