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9
ADVICE REGARDING THE USE OF AN LPG GAS CYLINDER
• LPG is heavier than air. Any losses of LPG may collect in a lower part of the
environment.
• The LPG cylinder must always be installed, transported and stored in a vertical
position. Handle with care and do not drop the LPG cylinders.
• Never store a spare gas cylinder near the gas oven.
• Make sure the gas tank is placed in a ventilated place that it is away from other objects.
• Do not leave or transport the LPG cylinders in places where temperatures can reach
50°C (too hot to handle. For example: Do not leave the cylinder in the car on hot days).
• Treat “empty” LPG cylinders with the same attention as full ones. Even if there is no
more liquid in the cylinder there may always be gas.
• Pressure left in the cylinder. Always close the cylinder valve before disconnecting it.
• Ensure that the regulator is mounted with the vent hole facing down, so as not to
collect water. Make sure that the hole is not obstructed by dirt, grease, insects, etc.
• It is recommended that all gas connections are checked before using the oven.
• Make sure that the valve on the LPG cylinder or the regulator is closed. Replacement of
the cylinder must be performed away from sources of heat and ignition.
Connection of the LPG cylinder.
This activity must be performed by a qualied technician.
A) Connect the hose provided with the unit to the oven
B) Connect the pressure regulator (stabilizer) provided with the unit to the hose.
• This regulator works at an input pressure of 1/2 PSI, and the input connection is
type 1/2” (F) NPT.
• Pressure regulator - 1/2 psi - 97 9(L)(F), Inlet Size: 1/2, Outlet Size:1/2 from
Cavagna Group S.P.A.
C) Connect a pressure regulator NOT PROVIDED with the unit to the sabilizer (B) to keep
a pressure of 1/2 PSI. D) Connect a cylinder to the piping.
D) Connect a cylinder to the piping.
- It is advisable to replace the gas pipe every 2-3 years.
- Do not twist the hose.
CONNECTION FOR USE IN NORTH AMERICA ONLY
ONLY FOR LPG VERSION
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