Mustang MONTEREY 4+1, Руководство по сборке и эксплуатации

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Connecting gas to the grill
Information about liquefied gas
Before you can use the grill, you must purchase a liqui-
fied gas cylinder, low-pressure regulator and gas hose.
These are not included in the grill delivery.
Liquified petroleum gas (LPG) is an extremely flamma-
ble substance stored in pressurized liquified gas cylin-
ders. Liquified gas cylinders are available in weights of
5 kg–11 kg. Ensure that your cylinder is not dented or
rusty, and that its valve is not damaged. Always car-
ry and transport liquified gas cylinders in an upright
position and securely attached. In household use, a gas
cylinder must have a maximum height of 615 mm and
diameter of 310 mm.
The gas is directed from the cylinder to the grill through
a low-pressure regulator and a hose. The low-pressure
regulator helps the gas flow evenly into the grill.
Installing the gas hose
1.
Check the condition of the gas hose.
2.
Ensure that all control knobs on the grill are
turned to OFF.
3.
Ensure that the grill’s hose chuck is fastened
tightly (A).
4.
Insert the gas hose tightly into the hose chuck,
as far in as it goes (B).
5.
Fasten the hose to the hose chuck using a hose
clip (C).
6.
Insert the other end of the gas hose into the
hose chuck in the low-pressure regulator (D).
7.
Fasten the hose to the hose chuck using a hose
clip (E).
The pressure regulator to be attached to the
cylinder must not be adjustable, and its
operating pressure must be 30 mbar.
The length of the gas cylinder may be 1.2 m
at the maximum, and its thickness 10 mm at
the maximum (note: in Sweden, max. 8 mm).
The pressure regulator must be manufac-
tured in accordance with the EN16129 stand-
ard. In the pressure regulator, the operating
pressure is marked according to the nominal
pressure, 29 mbar.
The gas hose must be manufactured in ac-
cordance with the EN16436 standard.
A
B
C
D
E