patio NPC05, Руководство по сборке

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Step 10: (See Figure #10)
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Testing For Gas Leaks
1) The hose should be properly engaged at the
quick disconnect coupler at the post and at
the house supply. Please turn the supply of
gas ON.
2) Using a soapy solution carefully check each
and every fitting, quick coupler, and gas
connection. Perform the leak test from the
valve to your house gas supply all the way to
the connections at the post. Also check where the fittings at the feed
line hose is attached to the heater head. You should do this with a
soapy water solution. There should be no open flames or other sources
of ignition near you when performing the leak test.
Figure #10
3) Never do the gas leak test with an open flame!
4) If you see bubbles at any connection you have a leak. Shut off gas at
the source. This leak must be remedied before going any further.
Please re-tighten leaking fitting and once again check with a soapy
water solution. Most leaks are the result of not tightening the fittings
adequately.
5)
If you cannot stop the leak you should shut off the gas immediately at
the shut-off valve and re-check your assembly. If you are still having
trouble achieving a gas tight connection you should call your Patio
Comfort dealer or qualified gas technician. All the of the key fittings
and components are high quality brass fittings and have been pre-test
ed at the factory.
Step 11:
Figure #11
If your unit passes the gas leak test 100% you
can now secure the access panel at the
bottom of the post with the four self-tapping
pan-head screws provided.
(See Figure #11)
Step 12:
Figure #12
Before the last assembly step of securing the
head to the post, align the head and post and
the gas inlet to minimize any possible trip
hazards. Always try to position your heater
and hose in a way as to minimize trip hazards.
(See Figure #12)