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Operation:
1. Once the “Snap On Compact” is correctly mounted on the valve, gas supply is possible by
turning the regulator handle (5) upwards (anti-clockwise).
2. To shut “OFF” the gas supply, reverse the above procedure. An arrow on the handle indicates
the closing direction.
FOR YOUR SAFETY:
If you are unable to turn the
regulator handle to the “ON”
position, this means that the “Snap
On Compact” is not correctly
connected to the valve. DO NOT
force the handle to open it. Restart
the process as described in the
Connecting to the Gas Cylinder
section.
CAUTION
Exchange of Cylinder:
Ensure that:
• All taps on the gas consuming appliance are in the “OFF” position.
• The “Snap On Compact” regulator handle (5) is in the “OFF” position.
1. Dismount the “Snap On Compact” by pressing horizontally on the handle (6) and pulling
upwards at the same time.
2. Replace the protective cap on the cylinder after disconnecting the cylinder from the appliance.
Operation of Excess Flow Check Device:
The “Snap On Compact” regulator can be fitted with a safety device designed to automatically limit
the gas export in case of disconnection or rupture of the pipe that supplies gas to the consuming
appliance. The marking “excess flow” on the identification label (1) means that the “Snap On
Compact” is provided with this option.
The excess flow device is likely to activate under the following condition:
• The consumption of the gas fired appliance is higher than the regulator flow capacity. Should
this occur contact your installer.
• The gas pipe becomes detached. Should this occur, turn the “Snap On Compact” regulator
handle to the “OFF position. Re-fit the hose correctly. Turn the “Snap On Compact” regulator
handle to he “ON” position. Wait approximately 20 seconds before restarting the system.
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