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Thread glue must be resistant to the action of liquefied petroleum gases.
Warning! Use soap water or testing instrument to test whether piping joint
leaks or not before using, and forbid using an open flame to test!
After installing completely, you should check gas supply pressure. Use
a pressure gauge which is equipped with liquid
(such as U-type pressure gauge, the minimum
value is 0.1mbar) or a digital pressure gauge
to test. Steps are as following:
●Remove top panel, and needle type
pressure joint screw arbor (Fig.1), then
slip rubber tube of pressure gauge over
needle type pressure joint;
●Start the equipment in accordance with
the instructions, measuring gas supply
pressure (dynamic pressure) in the work state; Fig.1
●Access to the equipment if measured data within the limits of Table
1, otherwise, you will need to adjust gas pressure regulating valve
or contact gas supplier to bargain;
●Unplug pressure gauge after you accomplish pressure testing, then
install needle type pressure joint screw arbor.
Important: must screw
joint screw arbor, to prevent gas escape!
6.2、Debugging
It’s very important to debug the new stove. Through the comprehensive
system test of equipment, we can ensure function and safety performance of
products. Discovering any potential problems before use (such as
equipment’s placement, ventilation, operation, etc), can avoid costly
losses.
7. Safety Notices and Precautions
Warning! For your safety, do not place petrol and other flammables nearby.
Please keep clean and free of flammables surroundings. (Read ANSI Z83.14B,
1991 for reference)
Warning! Any erroneous installation, adjustment and refit may cause
property damage or personal injury and maintenance failure. Read the
instructions carefully before installation and using.
Warning! Operation instruction must be placed in a conspicuous location.
When customers smell gas in the process of using, should take safety
precautions immediately. Immediately turn off the main gas valve, extinguish
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