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9. Adjust the flame to desired flame height with the control knob. CAUTION: The gas
supply must be turned off at the table. LP gas supply cylinder when this appliance
is not in use.
Turning off:
1. Turn and push the control knob clockwise to the “OFF” position.
2. Turn the cylinder valve on the gas tank clockwise to close.
PART C: User’s Guide to Connecting the Gas tank to the Fire table/Column
This safety information section contains information concerning the regulator, and the charge valve of the gas
tank and its relevant valves. NOTE: There are fire tables/columns that hold gas tanks internally and externally.
1. Picture A: shows the charge valve of the cylinder with the different valves and
coupling nut, this forms the top of the gas cylinder.
2. Picture B: shows the regulator pre-connected to a hose. This regulator is pre-
connected to the fire table/column.
There are two types of fire tables/columns:
1. Fire table/column that has an internal housing for gas tank cylinders, where
the tank is held inside the table/column.
2. Fire table/column that has the tank externally visible, whereby the hose shall
be NO SHORTER than 5 feet. This table may or may not be accompanied by a
matching tank holder.
Part D: Connecting the Fire Table to the Gas Cylinder.
1. Plug the black coupling nut on the regulator cylinder valve.
2. Turn the black coupling nut clockwise until fully locked into the position.
3. Check all connections for leaks.
Note: Turn the gas supply on. If any extra-large bubbles form on any connection there may be a leak. If you
smell gas or a leak is discovered IMMEDIATELY turn the gas valve off, disconnect the propane gas tank. DO
NOT use the appliance until the leak is repaired.
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