Only use approved hoses (DIN 4815, part 2) with a maximum length of 1.5 m.
The cooler may only be operated with hoses in a perfect technical condition.
Replace the hose when it is porous or when the national conditions require it.
NOTICE!
Only use cylinders of propane or butane gas (not natural gas or city gas) with an approved pressure reduction
valve and suitable head. Compare the pressure information on the type plate with the pressure information on
the pressure regulator on the propane or butane gas cylinder.
Observe the pressures which are permitted in your country. Use a
DIN-DVGW-approved pressure regulator with a fixed setting:
– The following applies for Germany: DIN EN 16129.
– The following applies for Europe: EN 732, EN 521 and EN 437:2019-04.
Connecting the cooler to an external gas connection socket (ACX3 30 and ACX3 40)
WARNING!
There must be a shut-off device in the gas line so that the cooler can be cut off separately. The
shut-off device must be easily accessible.
Proceed as follows (fig.8):
1. Perform a visual inspection of the hose (for cracks, weathering, damage).
WARNING!
Replace the hose when it is porous or when the national conditions require it.
2. Place the cooler on a firm, level surface.
3. Connect the hose to the gas connection port of the cooler.
To do this, use two open-end spanners of 13 mm and 17 mm.
4. Make sure
– the hose is not crushed or kinked
– the hose is a safe distance from the burner
5. Take the safety cap off the safety coupling of the gas port.
6. Push the sleeve of the hose into the safety coupling until you hear it latch.
7. Open the valve on the safety coupling.
8. Open the valve of the gas cylinder or container.
WARNING!
Never check for leaks with an open flame or near sources of ignition.
9. Check all connections with leak spray.
There are no leaks at the connections if no bubbles form.
Disconnecting the cooler from the external gas supply (ACX3 30 and ACX3 40)
1. Close the valve of the gas port‘s safety coupling.
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