Do not use an open flame to check for leaks.
Do not smoke during testing.
Do not test indoors.
A leak test must be performed whenever the gas cylinder is replaced.
WARNING!!!
NOTE:
While in use, the burner flame should be mainly blue in appearance with a small
amount of yellow. The flame can be identified by the following figure.
1. Make sure the control knob is in the “OFF” position.
2. Make sure the gas cylinder is correctly and securely connected to the pressure regulator,
without over-tightening.
3. Turn on the gas cylinder valve. Apply 50% soap and 50% water solution to the gas hose
and connections between the control knob and gas cylinder.
4. If something is leaking, you will see bubbles form. In case of leaks, turn off the gas supply,
undo the leaking connection, re-connect it and try again. If the leak persists, consult
Customer Service Centre for assistance at 1-888-670-6684.
5. If the connection does not leak, continue to the next step.
1. Push in and turn control knob to LOW.
2. If the burner is not lit, turn the knob back to "OFF" ait 5 minutes
3. If burner is lit, continue to depress control knob for 1-2 minutes
until the thermocouple is hot.
4. Release control knob and the burner should stay lit.
5. Turn control knob to desired heat setting: LOW – HIGH.
6.
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LEAK TEST
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LIGHTING
LEAK TEST
Turn control knob to OFF to shut down. Turn off gas supply at
cylinder. Allow a 5-minute complete shut off period before relighting
the appliance.
and repeat step 1.
Press and turn the control valve knob clockwise to OFF to shut down the fire pit.
Close the gas cylinder valve when the fire pit is not in use.
(
CAUTION:
Do not kink flexible gas hose. If it is kinked, a gas leak could occur.)
7.
Warning: Lighting the fire table improperly could lead to an unsafe condition.
