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Leak testing:
Leak test each time a new gas bottle is connected or after a long period without having
used the appliance.
Make sure that the valve is in correct alignment with the venturi.
Make sure that the hose has no cracking and splitting and is away from bottom casting of
the appliance before each use.
IMPORTANT: if you cannot stop a gas leak, turn off the gas bottle valve or regulator
lever and disconnect the regulator from the gas bottle then call your local gas
dealer.
Perform this leak away from open flames or sparks and do not smoke!
1. Make 2-3 fluid ounces of leak detecting solution by mixing one part washing up liquid
with 3 parts water.
2. Make sure that all the control knobs are in OFF position.
3. Connect the regulator to the gas bottle.
4. After you are sure of the safe connection, completely open the gas bottle valve or turn
your gas regulator to the on position.
5. Brush the following parts with soapy water:
- gas tank valve
- regulator
- hose and hose connections
- valves
- welds or seams on the gas tank
IMPORTANT!
If bubbles appear, there is a gas leak, Turn off the gas tank valve or regulator to the
off position immediately!
6. If there is a leak, re-tighten all the gas connections and repeat procedure (step 2 to
step6). After the leak test, turn off the gas supply at the bottle or regulator
7. If the leak continues, do not try to fix the problem yourself. Please consult with your
LPG supplier.
