SAFETY
Safety - 20
KN4500 Safety Procedures
Propane Safety (if applicable)
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Notice
Use of propane must be in compliance with any appli-
cable governmental regulations, including National
Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Code # 58.
DANGER
Propane is fl ammable and explosive.
Contact with escaping vapors or liquid may cause
freezing of tissue or frostbite.
WARNING
Use only commercial liquid propane or HD-5
propane.
Use only liquid withdrawal 33 lb. capacity
aluminum propane tanks. Do not use steel or
fi berglass tanks.
Check all fi ttings before use to ensure tight, leak free connections.
• Propane cylinders contain pressurized, fl ammable liquid and gas. Make sure that anyone who changes
or uses the propane cylinders is aware of its dangerous potential.
• Propane cylinders must be used only in compliance with all applicable governmental regulations.
• All persons who operate this machine or services the propane cylinders must be trained in proper pro-
cedures and regulations.
• Secure propane cylinders when transporting.
• Always refi ll propane cylinders outdoors.
• Use commercial propane only.
• Fill propane cylinders at a reputable dealer.
• Do not overfi ll. Follow approved procedures for fi lling propane cylinders.
• Do not store either empty or fi lled propane cylinders in a building or enclosed trailer.
• Turn off the liquid withdrawal valve on the propane cylinder when storing or transporting the power unit.
• Do not expose propane cylinders to fi re or heat above 120° F (49° C).
• Do not attempt repairs on a propane cylinder or its components. Contact an authorized LPG dealer or
service center.
• If cylinders are dented, gouged, bulging, or corroded, they must be removed from service and replaced.
• When removing a propane cylinder from service, contact an authorized LPG dealer or service center for
assistance in proper disposal.
• Propane cylinders must be tested at specifi c intervals. Contact an authorized LPG dealer or service
center for regulations regarding propane cylinder testing.