IMPORTANT – FOR THE CONSUMER & INSTALLER
Once the barbecue has been converted to natural gas, a tether kit must be fixed to the rear panel of the barbecue trolley (this
kit is not needed for the built-in models). This must then be connected to a point near or on the gas outlet (bayonet point) at
the wall.
Note: The tether kit is designed only to warn the barbecue operator that the natural gas hose is connected and may become
under stress. The strength of the chain is such that it will not support the weight of a toppling barbecue, or a barbecue forced
out of position. The manufacturer takes no responsibility for any damage done to a barbecue of the surrounding area if the
tether kit is broken.
1. Take the round link of the tether kit chain and place the supplied M5 screw through it. Push the screw through the Ø7mm hole (to the
side of the NG hose hole) and fix in place with the supplied M5 self-locking nut (see diagram below).
2. If convenient, wrap the hook end of the chain around the bayonet point and fix in place with the hook (disregard parts 3 (eyelet) and 4
(wall plug)).
3. If tether kit cannot be fixed directly to the bayonet point, fix the eyelet into the wall (using the wall plug if necessary), and hook the
tether kit hook onto that.
4. Check that the chain goes taunt before the NG hose does when moving the barbecue in all directions.
5. The hook should only be unhitched when the NG hose is to be disconnected from the bayonet point.
6 burner model shown.
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