Connecting The Gas Cylinder; Safety Notice; Required Tools/Auxiliary Materials; Assembly Process - Enders SAN DIEGO 3 Manual De Uso

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CONNECTING THE GAS CYLINDER

SAFETY NOTICE

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RISK OF FIRE AND EXPLOSION
The gas grill can only be operated with a
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pressure regulator. The enclosed pressure
regulator is correctly adjusted for operation
with liquefied gas ex works. Also read and
observe the assembly instructions and
instructions for use, which are separately
enclosed with the pressure regulator.
The gas hose may have to be replaced if
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respective national regulations or the lifetime
of the hose line require this.
Gas hose and pressure regulator must be
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replaced at regular intervals. (For this, please
refer to chapter Cleaning/Servicing.)
Get information at a specialist shop when
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purchasing or
REQUIRED TOOLS/AUXILIARY MATERI

ASSEMBLY PROCESS

The sleeve nuts have left hand threads.
1. Screw the sleeve nut on the hose onto the screw
connector on the pressure regulator and tighten the
connection using a wrench.
2. Screw the sleeve nut on the pressure regulator onto
the screw connector on the gas cylinder. Tighten the
sleeve nut manually. Do not use any tools, so the
seal is not damaged.
3. Place the gas cylinder (5 kg) into the grill cart.
Larger gas cylinders (8 and 11 kg) can be used but
must be positioned next to the cart.
4. Twist the protective cap of the screw connector on
the gas grill. Screw the sleeve nut on the end of
renting gas cylinders.
Make sure that there are no sources of
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ignition, open fire or the like in the vicinity,
when connecting or replacing the gas
cylinder.
Make sure that the gas hose does not have a
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kink in it or is chafed and that its entire length
is accessible.
After installing the gas cylinder, please check
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all connection points for leak tightness using
a commercially available leak detection spray
or soapy water. If there are no leaks, clean the
connections with water after the inspection.
Checking for leaks with an open flame is
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strictly prohibited!
the hose onto the screw connector on the gas grill.
Tighten the sleeve nut using a wrench.
5. Spray all sealing points with commercially available
leak detection spray or brush soapy water (ratio 1
part soap/3 parts water) onto them. Open the valve
on the gas cylinder. Bubbles will form if there are
leaks. Close the valve on the gas cylinder and rectify
the defect. Then, repeat step 5 until all leaks have
been eliminated.
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