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115G
Revised: September 1, 2006
LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS:
A. is the manual shut off gas valve.
B. is the gas indicator: when on the green position, it indicates that the gas is flowing and the chest freezer is lit. Should the
chest freezer flame shut off, or the propane flow be cut, the indicator will move to the white position. This indicator
should be on the green position when the freezer is operating on propane.
C. is the gas valve. The knob to this valve has to be pushed in and held there when lighting is taking place.
D. is the thermostat knob. Turning clockwise increase the degree of refrigeration, while turning counterclockwise reduces
the degree of refrigeration.
E. is the gas igniter.
F. is the temperature indicator. (Thermometer)
LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS:
Open the gas valve on the propane tank or from whatever source of propane is being used. Open the manual gas
valve ("A") at the entrance to the appliance. Press the red knob on the gas valve ("C") and while keeping it pressed wait for 5
to 10 seconds, then push the piezo electric igniter ("E"), flicking it every second or faster, until the indicator on the control
panel ("B") moves to the green position. After lighting, keep the red knob pressed for at least 10 seconds. When it is released,
the propane should stay lit, and this will be seen with the indicator on the green position. Note that you can also check to see
the flame through the hole in the back of the freezer, near the burner. Should the flame not stay lit, the indicator will move
back to the white position. Should this happen, wait 5 minutes before repeating the lighting procedures.
After 6 hours, check the thermometer ("F") to see what temperature the freezer has reached, to determine if it is
functioning properly. Complete cooling down of an empty freezer requires 24 hours.
To shut off the propane operation, simply shut off the manual gas valve ("A"). You can check that the flame is out
through the hole near the burner. The gas valve installed on this freezer will shut off the propane flow automatically should
the flame extinguish itself.
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