Propane Gas Connection Diagram; Glowplug - GRAUPNER JetCat P60 Instructions D'utilisation

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Propane gas connection diagram

4mm tubing
4mm Schlauch
gastank fill connector
male
(Kupplungsstecker)
Info: when you switch on the receiving system the propane valve opens briefly for about 0.2 seconds.
* Important:
Complete the connections at the fuel shut-off valve as shown in the drawing, i.e. the fuel line from the
propane filter to the valve must face in the direction of the black heat-shrink sleeve (on the valve)!
Tip:
You will find that the fuel lines can be pushed onto the nipples of the propane valve relatively easily if you
heat the end of the tubing slightly beforehand (with a flame or a heat-gun).
The nipple on the propane tank must face up (otherwise liquid gas will flow into the gas lines). It is not
necessary to vent the propane tank, as experience shows that it fills to about the 2/3 mark even without
being vented.
Every time you fill the tank you should apply a little silicone oil (or similar) to the propane filler inlet to
lubricate the O-rings of the female filler connector and the propane valve sealing rings, as propane/butane
gas has a highly de-greasing effect.

Glowplug

A standard No. 3 glowplug is employed, but the glow filament must be teased out by about 3-4 mm, using a
pin or similar tool. For reliable ignition the filament should glow bright red; if necessary, the glowplug voltage
can be adjusted in the Limits menu; see page 33, default value = 2.1 V.
Shut-off
valve
( Ventil )
Filter
gastank fill connector
(Befüllungsanschluß
selbstabsperrend,
Kupplungsdose)
3mm tubing to turbine
3mm Schlauch zur Turbine
(Hilfsgas)
4 -> 3mm tubing adaptor
4 -> 3mm Schlauchadapter
4mm tubing
4mm Schlauch
12
Turbine
connector allways up !
Anschluß immer nach oben !
gastank