This will allow the orifices to disengage from the burner venturi.

6.Unscrew each gas valve and re-install new natural gas valves and orifices. Use teflon tape or pipe dope when installing valves and orifices.

GAS LINE

Remove the 3/8” flare fitting that attaches the propane hose from the fitting block inside of the pedestal and replace with an approved 10’ neopream hose.

Make sure when the new gas valves are installed that they have a bright silver face near the stem of the gas valve. This identifies them as Natural Gas valves.

REMEMBER TO LEAK CHECK ALL FITTINGS. AFTER ALL OF THE CONVERSION IS COMPLETED, LEAK CHECK ALL FITTINGS AND TEST FIRE ALL BURNERS TO ENSURE PROPER, SAFE OPERATION.

MAINTENANCE

Burner Inspection

We recommend that the gas burners be inspected and cleaned once a year.

Burner Removal for Cleaning

1.Ensure the gas supply is off and grill is cool.

2.Remove cooking grates and flame tamers.

3.Remove burner mounting screw located at the very back of burner near the rear of the firebox.

4.Remove burners by lifting up and out of firebox on an angle. Repeat for all burners.

5.Clean the outside of the burners with a wire brush and make sure all gas ports are clear. Use a straight coat hanger to clear any obstructions.

6.Use a flashlight to look into the venturi end of the burner to check for blockages. If necessary, use a straight coat hanger to clear any obstructions.

7.Inspect and clean the venturi end of the burner by removing the venturi set screw on the end of the burner and removing the venturi shutter. Once removed, make sure the burner is thoroughly cleaned and the venturi shutter is re-installed with an opening of 1/8” for Natural Gas and ¼” for Propane.

8.Re-install and secure burner.

9.Re-mount flame tamers and cooking grids.

10.Light each burner to ensure they are operating correctly.

Note: When installing burners, it is very important to center the burner over the gas orifice. You should look under the main control panel with a flashlight once installed to make sure they are in the proper position. Failure to clean and install burners correctly could result in fire or explosion.

HELPFUL HINTS FOR CLEANING THE

COOKING GRILLS

Do not clean the cooking surface once the grill has cooled down. Allow cooking residues to remain on the surface until the next time you grill, then do a pre-burn for 10 minutes prior to grilling. Remove

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JG4, JG3 specifications

The Jackson JG3 and JG4 are electric guitars that cater to musicians seeking versatility, comfort, and exceptional sound quality. Designed for both beginners and experienced players, these models highlight Jackson's commitment to quality craftsmanship and innovative technology.

The Jackson JG3 is notable for its sleek body shape, which combines aesthetic appeal with ergonomic design. Its body is constructed from a solid basswood, which offers a balanced tonal foundation and resonant sound. The JG3 features a fast-playing maple neck with a convenient compound radius fingerboard, which provides an easy transition from chords to intricate lead work. The 24 jumbo frets allow for effortless bending and a wider range of expression for soloing.

Equipped with Jackson's high-output pickups—a combination of humbucking and single-coil configurations— the JG3 delivers a wide range of tones suitable for various musical styles. Players can easily switch between bright, cutting tones for leads and warm, full-bodied tones for rhythm playing. The inclusion of a three-way toggle switch enhances tonal versatility, allowing numerous sonic possibilities depending on the player's needs.

Similarly, the Jackson JG4 builds upon the foundation set by the JG3 but introduces additional features aimed at enhancing performance. The JG4 showcases a more advanced pick-up system, featuring dual humbucking pickups that produce a powerful, high-gain sound preferred by rock and metal guitarists. The neck-through body construction provides improved sustain, resonance, and access to higher frets, making it an ideal choice for players who prioritize technical solos and complex playing styles.

Both models utilize high-quality hardware, including die-cast tuners and a synchronized tremolo system, enabling fine-tuning and vibrato effects. The JG4 offers an upgraded bridge system that improves tuning stability even during extensive play, addressing a common concern for guitarists.

In terms of aesthetics, both the JG3 and JG4 come in a variety of finishes, from classic black to vibrant colors, appealing to players looking to express their individuality.

Ultimately, the Jackson JG3 and JG4 guitars stand out in the competitive market due to their combination of innovative design, quality materials, and a wide tonal palette that appeals to musicians across genres—from rock and metal to blues and beyond. Whether for practice, live performances, or studio recording, these models remain an excellent choice for guitarists at any level.
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