Weber Vieluxe 44 Inch, Owner'S Manual

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ACCESSING AND REMOVING LIQUID
PROPANE CYLINDER
Open access door and pull locking pin up and out of inner locking hole. Swing tank out until locking
pin drops into outer locking hole. This will hold the tank mounting mechanism in place while the
LP cylinder is being changed.
FILL LIQUID PROPANE CYLINDER
We recommend that you refill the LP cylinder before it is completely empty.
Removal of the LP cylinder
1) Close cylinder valve (turn clockwise).
2) Unscrew regulator coupling by turning counterclockwise, by hand only.
3) Loosen cylinder lock wing nut and turn cylinder lock up out of the way.
4) Lift cylinder off.
To refill, take LP cylinder to a “Gas Propane” dealer.
WARNING: We recommend that your LP cylinder be filled at an
authorized LP gas dealer, by a qualified attendant, who fills the
cylinder by weight. IMPROPER FILLING IS DANGEROUS.
CAUTION: When transporting the LP cylinder make sure the plastic
dust cover is in place over the valve. This will keep dust and dirt from
the threaded portion of the valve.
Note - The liquid propane cylinder manufacturer is responsible for the
materials, workmanship and performance of the cylinder. If the cylinder has
a defect, malfunctions, or you have a question regarding the cylinder, call
the cylinder manufacturer’s customer service center. The phone number is
on the warning decal, which is permanently attached to the cylinder. If the
cylinder manufacturer has not resolved the issue to your satisfaction, then
contact Customer Service toll free at 1 (866) VIELUXE
SM .
Tell your liquid propane dealer that this is a new liquid propane cylinder.
The air must be removed from a new liquid propane cylinder before the
initial filling. Your liquid propane cylinder dealer is equipped to do this.
The liquid propane cylinder must be installed, transported and stored in an
upright position, and should not be dropped or handled roughly.
Never store or transport the liquid propane cylinder where temperatures
can reach 125° Fahrenheit (too hot to hold by hand – for example: do not
leave the liquid propane cylinder in a car on a hot day).
For full instructions on safe handling of liquid propane cylinders,
see
page 13.
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