Barbecook Brahma 4.2 Inox Instructions D'assemblage page 38

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INSTALLATION, USE AND MAINTE-
NANCE INSTRUCTIONS
THIS APPLIANCE IS DESIGNED FOR
OUTDOOR USE ONLY
IF YOU SMELL GAS:
3. OPEN THE LID
PROPER INSTALLATION AND APPRO-
DAMAGE.
PARTS
INSTALLED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE APPLICABLE PROVISIONS.
IN A WELL-VENTILATED AREA
• NEVER PLACE THE SPARE CYLINDER
DOORS IN A WELL-VENTILATED
BOAT OR OTHER RECREATIONAL
VEHICLE
GARAGE, SHED, CORRIDORS OR
OTHER ENCLOSED AREAS
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• ACCESSIBLE PARTS MAY BECOME
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• KEEP THE VENT HOLES IN THE
TROLLEY CLEAR AT ALL TIMES.
OPENINGS IN THE GRID ABOVE THE
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AROMAZ TRAYS.
MELT.
GAS CONNECTION
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GAS CYLINDER
Always use an approved cylinder that
complies with all national provisions and
standards.
• We recommend this product is con-
nected to PROPANE
• Always keep the cylinder in a stable
and upright position.
• Be careful when handling the cylin-
der valves
• Never connect a cylinder without
regulator to the barbecue.
• Never connect a non-regulated cylin-
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der to the barbecue.
• Always close the cylinder valves
when the barbecue is not in use
• Never place the spare cylinder under
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or next to a barbecue in use
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• Never expose the cylinder to exces-
sive heat or direct sunlight
• Change the flexible tube if required
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by national regulations
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The hose and regulator are not supplied
by the manufacturer. You may only use
a combination of hose and regulator if
this complies with all local and national
standards and rules and corresponds with
the connections on the gas cylinder used
and the gas type/nominal pressure given
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on the barbecue. Keep the hose as short
as possible.
• Never connect the barbecue to a
non-regulated gas supply. Never try
to alter the hose or regulator in any
way whatsoever.
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• Prior to each use of the barbecue,
check the hose over its full length
sections) or excessive wear. When
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you notice any damage or wear,
replace the hose before using the
barbecue, in accordance with the
national standards
must never fall onto the hose, and
the hose must never come into
contact with any hot points on the
barbecue
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• The connector of the regulator must
be protected when it is not connect-
ed to the cylinder
• Ensure that the hose does not drag
on the ground, because this can
cause problems for the airtightness
of the connection.
• Do not distort the hose when con-
necting or disconnecting the cylinder
• The maximum permissible length of
the hose is 1.5 m
CONNECTING THE GAS CYLINDER
On some gas pressure regulators you must
nect; other regulators have a nut and a
left-handed screw thread to connect the
instructions for the gas pressure regulator
in question.
a. Push the hose over the regulator
and tighten up the span ring.
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