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Weber Q 3600 User Manual

Weber Q 3600
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BARBECUE INSTALLATION GUIDE
UNIVERSAL LIQUEFIED PETROLEUM GAS
57991
AU - Australia
NZ - New Zealand
04/01/15
IMPORTANT!
If you are installing this barbecue into an existing structure, you must closely
observe the following information from the “Planning Ahead” section of this
manual:
1) “Ventilation”
2) “Cutout Dimensions and Tolerances”
3) “Clearances from Combustible Materials”
4) “Lid Clearances”
5) “Planning the LPG Cylinder Compartment”
If your existing structure does not meet specified criteria outlined in this
manual, adjustments must be made before installing barbecue.
NOTICE TO
INSTALLER
These instructions must
be left with the owner, who
should keep them for future
use.
Contact your local
municipality for building
codes regulating outdoor gas
barbecue installations.
WE RECOMMEND THAT THIS
INSTALLATION BE DONE BY
A PROFESSIONAL.
3600LP600
AU - Australia
NZ - New Zealand
08/19/15
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Weber Q 3600 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandWeber
ModelQ 3600
CategoryGrill
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Notice to Installer

Parts List

Planning Ahead

Determining the Proper Location for Your Barbecue

Guidance on selecting the ideal placement for your built-in barbecue, considering factors like wind and traffic.

Considerations for Locating Your Barbecue

Factors to consider for enclosure types and ventilation for barbecue placement, including specific open area requirements.

Recommended Gas Supply Location

Specifies the correct placement for the gas supply relative to the barbecue within the structure.

Recommended Construction Materials

Advises on suitable noncombustible materials for building the barbecue structure, recommending masonry.

Ventilation

Details essential ventilation requirements for the barbecue structure to prevent gas buildup and ensure safety.

Barbecue Dimensions

Provides key physical dimensions of the barbecue unit for planning installation space.

Barbecue Cutout Dimensions

Specifies the required dimensions for the opening in the structure for proper installation of the barbecue.

Required Clearances From Combustible Materials

Outlines minimum safe distances from flammable materials around the barbecue to prevent fires.

Required Clearances From Noncombustible Materials

Details minimum clearances required when adjacent to noncombustible surfaces for lid operation.

Planning the LPG Cylinder Compartment

Instructions for designing a safe compartment for the LPG cylinder, including ventilation and access.

Construction Details

Draw Up Your Plans

Guide for creating working plans for the structure based on location and material considerations.

Locating the Structure Near a Combustible Wall

Specific dimensions and guidelines for building structures adjacent to combustible materials.

Locating the Structure Near a Noncombustible Wall

Specific dimensions and guidelines for building structures adjacent to noncombustible materials.

Preparing to Install

Performing a Leak Check Before Installation

Steps to ensure all gas connections are leak-free prior to permanent installation.

Preparing Your Barbecue for a Leak Check

Instructions on partial disassembly to access gas fittings for leak testing.

Connecting the Hose & Regulator to the LPG Cylinder

Procedure for temporarily connecting the gas supply for leak checks.

Checking for Gas Leaks

Method for detecting gas leaks using a soap and water solution.

Reassembly for Permanent Installation

Steps for reassembling the barbecue components after testing and preparation.

Installation

Test Fitting and Installing the Barbecue Unit into the Structure

Procedure for test fitting and permanently mounting the barbecue into its built-in structure.

Final Gas Supply Connection

Connecting the Hose / Regulator to the LPG Cylinder

Final procedure to connect the gas supply for operation, ensuring secure and leak-free attachment.

Checking for Gas Leaks

Performing a final leak check after connecting the gas supply to ensure safety.

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