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Your vehicle is equipped with an L.P.G. (Liquid Propane Gas) system which, when properly handled and
maintained, will provide trouble and worry free operation of your L.P.G fueled appliances.
L.P.G. fuel is stored in a liquid state under extremely high pressure. As fuel is used, L.P.G. passes from
the top of the tank through the regulator into the gas lines and eventually to the appliances.
Although the entire system has undergone extensive factory and dealer testing for leaks, the system's
connections and fittings are subjected to road vibrations and therefore
should be checked annually for
possible leaks.
L.P.G. fuel is extremely flammable, colourless, heavier than air and smells like garlic or rotten eggs.
IF YOU SMELL GAS , extinguish any open flames, pilot lights and smoking materials immediately. Do not
touch any electrical switches. Leave vehicle, shut off the gas supply at the tank valve and open doors and
windows to provide maximum ventilation. Leave the area until the odor clears. Have the system checked
and the leak corrected before use.
WARNING: L.P.G. tanks shall not be placed or stored inside your vehicle. L.P.G. tanks are equipped with
safety devices which relieve excessive pressure by discharging gas to the atmosphere.
WARNING: To reduce the danger of fire or explosion do not store gasoline or other flammable liquids
inside your vehicle.
L.P.G. TANK:
To open and close the tank use the manual tank shutoff valve located on the tank, accessible from behind
the rear bumper.
It is recommended to close the tank shutoff valve when the vehicle is not in daily use. Further, it is
recommended to close the shutoff valve when the vehicle is in travel.
The refrigerator should be operated in 12 volt mode when the vehicle is in travel. See refrigerator
Manufacturers Owner Manual for proper 12 volt operation.
APPLIANCES:
WARNING: It is not safe to use cooking appliances for space heating purposes due to the danger
of asphyxiation.
WARNING: The L.P.G. stove needs fresh air for its safe operation.
Because the amount of air supply is limited by the size of your vehicle, before operating the L.P.G. stove,
open the overhead vent or a window and then turn on the range hood for increased air circulation (see
Floor Plan & Appliance Location). Proper ventilation when using the L.P.G. stove will reduce the dangers
of asphyxiation.
WARNING: Portable fuel burning equipment, including wood and charcoal grills and stoves, should not be
used inside your vehicle. Use of this equipment inside your vehicle may cause fire or asphyxiation.
See appropriate component Manufacturer's Owner's Manuals for operating instructions.
L.P.G. (Liquid Propane Gas) AND SAFETY SYSTEM
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Printed in Canada Copyright     Hanmar Motor Corporation 2001 Doc No: FMSA0002 Rev: 01