GAS LEAK TEST INSTRUCTIONS
Note: The gas leak test must be performed in an area that has adequate lighting in order to see if bubbles are developing. DO NOT use a flashlight to check for bubbbles.
1.Create a mixture of 50% water and 50% liquid dishwashing soap.
2.Turn the gas cylinder valve to the OFF position (clockwise). Then turn both brass valves to OFF position (clockwise).
3.To turn ON the fuel supply, turn the cylinder valve
knob one turn
4.Using a clean brush, apply the soap water mixture to the following:
LP Cylinder welds
Connection Nut to Cylinder Valve
Back side of Connection Nut to Brass Nipple
Both Brass Valves
Regulator connection to Gas Supply Hose
Gas Supply Hose connection to both Burner Assemblies
Cylinder Valve to Cylinder
Full length of both Gas Supply Hoses
5.Check each place A - F for growing bubbles which indicates a leak.
6.Next, turn ON one brass valve
which indicates a leak. Then, turn off brass valve and repeat step #6 for the second valve.
7.Turn OFF gas supply valve (clockwise) on LP Gas Cylinder.
8.Turn both brass valves to OFF position (clockwise).
9.Tighten any leaking connections.
10.Repeat soap water mixture test until no leaks are detected. DO NOT use cooker if gas leaks cannot be stopped.
Call
Watch for Bubbles
GAS SUPPLY HOSE
11.After you are certain there are no leaks, turn tank valve and both brass valves to OFF position. Wait 5 minutes for any gas fumes to evacuate before lighting the burner.
WARNING 
If growing soap bubbles persist throughout any portion of the Gas Leak Test, terminate use immediately. For assistance, contact your propane dealer or Barbour International, Inc. at
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