Matador TEMPO 2 - User Manual

Steps to take immediately if you smell gas, including shutting off gas and extinguishing flames.

General safety precautions regarding flammable materials, storage, and operating the appliance.

Critical warnings against operating the appliance before reading, placing items on it, storing chemicals, or operating indoors.

Step-by-step instructions for connecting the LCC27 regulator to an LPG cylinder and performing a leak test.

Common issues like 'No gas flow' and their solutions, such as tightening the hand wheel or checking burner valves.

Details immediate actions for gas smell, including shutting off gas, extinguishing flames, and contacting authorities.

Guidelines for enclosing the appliance, detailing requirements for permanent openings and wall configurations.

Specific rules for balconies, requiring at least 20% of wall areas to remain open and unrestricted.

Reiterates the importance of leak testing the BBQ and hose connections before each use.

Instructions for connecting the regulator to the LPG cylinder and performing a gas leak check.

Critical warnings against using naked flames for leak detection and ensuring all connections are gastight.

Pre-lighting checks including gas availability, burner tube placement, and secure connections.

Procedure for automatic ignition using the flame thrower mechanism and relighting if necessary.

Instructions for lighting the BBQ manually using a match or lighter in case of ignition failure.

Steps to mitigate flare-ups by alternating cooking surfaces, managing fat, and monitoring temperature.

Warning to store gas cylinders in a well-ventilated area, out of reach of children.

Reinforces outdoor use only, prohibits underground storage, and warns against storing cylinders on their side.

Emphasizes regular leak testing, hose inspection, and using only manufacturer-supplied hoses.

States the necessity of using the correct gas cylinder, regulator, and hose for safe operation and warranty validity.