Matador BG323-2B, Руководство пользователя

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How to connect and use
the new LCC27 LPG Connection*
This new LCC27 regulator can only be fitted to
an LPG cylinder with the new LCC27 valve, as
shown right.
Its easily identified by the tall external threads.
If your LPG cylinder is not compatible, you can
either exchange it or buy a new cylinder.
Troubleshooting the LCC27 Connection
Benefits of the new LCC27 cylinder connection
Ÿ
Gas will NOT flow out of the cylinder until you connect
the LCC27 regulator, so it's a much safer connection.
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A built in excess flow device will limit the gas flow if the
hose is ruptured.
Introduction
This product is fitted with the new LCC27
regulator connection*, recently introduced
by the Australian Government.
Its easily identified by the large plastic
hand wheel.
How to connect the LCC27 regulator to an LPG Cylinder
Turn the hand wheel clockwise until the handwheel stops
turning.
Open the cylinder valve and conduct the gas leak check
using soapy water (as explained in this manual).
Fault
No gas flow
Possible cause Solution
Hand wheel is not
fully tightened
Tighten the hand wheel
No gas flow
Excess flow device has
activated accidentally.
This can occur if a burner
valve is open before
connecting the regulator
to the cylinder.
Ensure that none of the
burner valves are open.
Turn off the gas at the
cylinder valve, unscrew the
regulator, then reconnect.
* Fitted to Australia delivered BBQs only.