LPG BurnerLPG Burner
The LPG burner system is manually ignited. A valve on
top of the LPG tank controls the amount of propane
gas owing to the system. An ignitor wand provides
ame to ignite the burner, where burner valves control
the amount of propane gas owing through the burner
system to heat the asphalt material. (Figure 4-9)
NEVER use a match or other source of
ame to light the ignitor for the burner as an
explosion could occur. ONLY use a torch striker to
light ignitor wand.
Tank
Valve
Gauge
Regulator
Adjusting
Knob
Pilot
Shut-O
Asphalt
Temperature
Figure 4-9. Burner System
To operate the LPG burner system:
1. Park the distributor on level ground.
2. Using a ashlight, check inside the tank to be sure
the burner ue tubes in the bottom of the tank are
covered by at least one inch (2.5 cm) of material
before lighting burner.
It cannot be emphasized enough that
the burner ue must be covered with at least one
inch (2.5 cm) of material.
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Operation
L300 and L600 Tack Distributors 4-13
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