Grill Owner's Manual

WARNING: Do not test for gas leaks with an open flame. When testing for leaks, make

sure all gas control knobs are in the off position.

Checking for Gas Leaks

At least once every six months, and any time a tank is disconnected and reconnected, perform a

leak test. Additionally, any time any components including the gas supply lines or the regulator are

replaced, perform a leak test. Never use the grill without testing for gas leaks first.

To perform the leak test:

 Create a mixture of soapy water that is one part soap to one part water. Place the

solution in a spray bottle.

 Turn the gas on – again, ensuring that the gas control knobs of your grill are off.

 On Natural Gas (NG) systems, turn the on the gas supply’s main feed valve and

make sure the shut-off valve is open.

 On Liquid Propane (LP) systems, turn the cylinder knob counterclockwise to

open.

 Spray the soapy water mixture on the joints of the gas delivery system. If you see

blowing bubbles, there is a leak present, which needs to be fixed prior to operating your

grill.