CONNECTING THE LP TANK
1.
Check that the LP tank valve knob on the LP
tank is turned clockwise to closed position.
2.
Check that the red flame adjustment knob on
the FireCan™ regulator hose is turned counter-
clockwise to off position.
3.
Remove the protective cap from the LP tank
valve and coupling nut, if present.
4.
Hold the regulator in one hand and tighten
the QCC coupling turning clockwise until it
comes to a full stop. Firmly tight by hand only.
5.
Place the tank to the side or rear of the
FireCan™. Make sure the hose does not touch
any part of the FireCan™ housing.
Ensure that the LP gas cylinder is kept at
a minimum distance of 36 in (91 cm) away
from appliance.
WARNING
APPLIANCE
PROPANE SOURCE
MINIMUM 36 in / 91 cm
LP SETUP - LEAK TESTING
CHECKING FOR LEAKS
1.
After all connections are completed, check all
connections and fittings for leaks with a soap
solution.
2.
With all valves closed, apply leak check
solution (50/50 mix of dish washing soap
detergent and water) to all gas carrying
connections and fittings.
3.
Open tank valve. Presence of bubbles at
areas of wet solution indicated a gas leak. If
leaks are detected or you smell or hear gas, shut
off the valve and repair the leak or replace the
defective part.
* Do not use the fire pit until all leaks are corrected.
LIGHTING & ADJUSTMENT
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE:
1.
Slowly rotate LP tank valve knob
Counter-Clockwise to fully “OPEN” position
(approximately 2.5 full rotations).
2.
With hand ready on red Flame Adjustment
Knob, place elongated lighter (BBQ style lighter)
in Ignition Hole on side of FireCan™ and ignite
lighter.
3.
Slowly rotate Flame Adjustment Knob
clockwise, about 1/2 of a rotation until you hear
fuel starting to flow.
4.
Place lighter flame near FireCan™ burner
and wait for FireCan™ to Ignite. Warning: If
FireCan™ does not ignite within 10 seconds,
turn Flame Adjustment Valve to “OFF” and
repeat from step #2.
5.
After burner is ignited, adjust Flame by
rotating red Flame Adjustment Knob Clockwise
for larger flame, and Counter-Clockwise for
smaller flame.
TIPS:
• 3 full rotations is full pressure and maximum
flame. This should be reserved for extreme
conditions and use at higher elevations.
• One to 1-1/2 rotations is generally a good flame
height
• GOT A LOW FLAME?:
If your FireCan™
experiences low flame, or flame height does not
appear to be normally adjusted by the
Flame Adjustment knob, it is likely that the CSA
excess flow safety device has been tripped in
the hose regulator. If this occurs, turn the LP
tank knob to the closed position and the Flame
Adjustment Knob to the off position and start
over from step one above.
Make sure lid is completely removed
from FireCan™ and legs are fully
extended before lighting.
WARNING
DO not move or re-position the
FireCan™ while in-use.
CAUTION
The burner must be inspected before
each use of the appliance. If it is evident
that the burner is damaged it must be
replaced before the appliance is put into
use. The burner must be replaced only by
factory authorized parts as specified by the
manufacturer.
CAUTION
Not intended for commercial use. For
outdoor use only. Use only in well-ventilated
spaces. Do not operate in a building, garage
or any other enclosed area.
Minimum Clearance from sides and back of
appliance to any material is 36” and from top
is 72”. Do not use under overhead structure.
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W W W . I G N I K . C O M
S U S T A I N A B L E O U T D O O R H E A T
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Installation must conform with local codes
or, in the absence of local codes, with either
the National Fuel Gas Code, ANSI Z223.1
/ NFPA 54, Natural Gas and Propane
Installation Code, CSA B149.1 or Propane
Storage and Handling Code, B149.2