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gas leak testing
Regardless of whether you are powering your grill with Propane or Natural Gas - Leak Testing of all
connections and components is an essential step to ensure the safe use of the appliance.
Leak testing is easy to do and MUST be performed: Before the First Use, whenever a gas line supply
component (such as a propane tank) is changed, whenever a gas leak is suspected, or once a year as
general maintenance.
PERFORMING A LEAK TEST - Either with a leak detector or by the simple method below:
Prepare a mixture of 50% liquid dish soap and 50% water.
Remove or extinguish all open flames or potential ignition sources - NO SMOKING whenever
gas may be present.
NEVER
test for the presence of gas using a match or open flame.
Sparks or open flames may ignite a fire or explosion resulting in property damage,
personal injury or death!
Ensure that all control knobs are in the OFF position.
Open the local gas supply valve (either at the propane tank or natural gas line)
Using a spray bottle or brush, liberally coat ALL the gas line connections, hoses, manifolds,
regulators and valves.
Gas leaks will be indicated by bubbles forming.
If this occurs, IMMEDIATELY SHUT THE GAS OFF.
FIXING A GAS LEAK
After shutting off the gas, turn all control knobs “ON” to purge gas from the system.
Wait several minutes - then turn all control knobs to the “OFF” position.
With a damp cloth, wash the residual soapy solution from the gas line and let dry.
Tighten the loose fitting or replace the leaking component with a Manufacturer approved part.
Repeat the leak test above.
If the unit fails the leak test a second time - STOP - Shut the gas off and call for a professonal
service technician. - DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THE GRILL UNTIL REPAIRED.
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