GAS CYLINDER SAFETY INFORMATION
GAS TYPE
Note the labeling of appropriate gases listed on
your BBQ and ascertain that the gas you have is
suitable for your BBQ. Be aware that several
different valves for gas cylinders exist, and that the
regulator must connect appropriately to your gas
cylinder.
GAS CONNECTION
Never try forcing the gas cylinder valve to fit
the gas regulator.
Never make adjustments to low-pressure
regulator and hose coupling.
The gas hose must be inspected for signs of
damage/leakage prior to being used. If any of
these parts are being replaced, use only parts
specified by the manufacturer.
The regulator and gas hose should be secured
by using hose clamps, which are tightened
with the use of a screw driver.
Do not secure any attachments with tape, or
similar materials not meant for gas
applications.
When the gas cylinder is not in use, it must be
turned off and disconnecting the regulator is
advisable.
HOSE AND REGULATOR REPLACEMENT
In the case of a problem arising with the hose and
regulator please contact your BBQ supplier for a list
of approved replacement parts. The hose and
regulator assembly parts must comply to Australian
gas standards.
GAS CYLINDER STORAGE
Gas cylinder not in use are to be stored outdoors in
a well ventilated place, out of reach from children.
Make sure that the gas cylinder is placed in an
upright position and on an evenly surfaced ground.
Additional gas cylinder are not to be stored
underneath or in proximity to the BBQ.
SAFETY WHEN LEAKAGE OF GAS IS SUSPECTED
Turn off the BBQ's gas supply and disconnect the
regulator from the gas cylinder.
Wipe out any open flames and remove possible
ignition sources. If the smell of gas is sustained,
please contact your gas supplier or the fire
department immediately.
If the gas cylinder appears to be the source of
smell/leakage, place this outdoor with good
ventilation and away from possible ignition
sources
WARNING
STORE GAS CYLINDER IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA
OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
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