GAS LEAK TESTING
THE GAS LEAK TESTING PROCEDURE MUST BE PERFORMED
EVERY TIME THE TANK IS CONNECTED TO COOKER.
WARNING
•Gas leak testing must be performed outdoors in a well ventilated area.
•During the gas leak testing procedure, always keep unit away from open flames, sparks or lit cigarettes.
•Never use a flame to check for gas leaks.
•If the burner does not light within 5 seconds, turn the propane tank valve and regulator control valve off immediately. Always wait at least 5 minutes for gas fumes to dissipate before repeating procedure.
•Always use the propane tank valve to turn the unit ON and OFF. The regulator control valve is used to adjust the flame ONLY.
•Never use a unit that has a gas leak. Contact The Brinkmann Corporation’s Customer Service Department for replacement parts at
Step 1
Make sure the propane tank valve and regulator control valve are turned OFF.
Step 2
Make sure male SAE fitting is properly attached to air shutter (refer to Assembly Instructions). Attach POL fitting to tank (using f" wrench) and tighten by turning
Step 3
Prepare a soapy water solution (one part dishwashing liquid to three parts water) to test for gas leaks in the hose and connections. Apply a generous amount of the soapy mixture to the regulator, POL fitting, control valve, the entire length of hose and SAE fitting (located near the air shutter).
Step 4
With the regulator control valve in the “OFF” position, open the propane tank valve two full turns
Step 5
Once all gas leaks have been sealed, WAIT AT LEAST 5 MINUTES FOR GAS FUMES TO DISSIPATE BEFORE LIGHTING THE BURNER.
Propane Tank | 7/8“ Wrench |
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Valve | Regulator |
NOTE: POL fittings are made with a metal to metal seal and must be made very tight to prevent leaking.
Watch For Bubbles
CAREFULLY FOLLOW “OPERATING
INSTRUCTIONS” ON PAGE 5 TO LIGHT THE BURNER AND PROPERLY OPERATE THIS UNIT.
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