Use and Care Manual

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Step 4 Connect the gas source and test for leaks. Use soapy water to check all gas

connections. If you smell gas or see bubbles there is a leak which needs to

be resolved before proceeding further.

Step 5 Add fire glass to the burner pan. The fire glass should cover the burner by

about 1/2" (just enough so the burner is no longer visible). Too much fire

glass can cause sooting and the flame to burn incompletely. Be sure not to

cover the metal cage which houses the igniter and thermocouple. Without

adequate ventilation to the cage the flame will not stay lit.

Step 6 Light the burner and test for proper operation. First, turn on the gas from the

propane tank. Then press in on the control valve and turn counter-

clockwise. While holding the control valve in press on the spark igniter

button. Once the burner lights, stop pressing on the igniter button but keep

the control knob pressed in. After about 15 to 20 seconds release the

control knob (if the flame does not stay lit, press the control knob longer to

allow the thermocouple to heat).

OPERATIONS

• Before lighting the burner be sure the pan is clear of all debris.

• If you smell gas do not light the burner. Turn off the gas supply to the burner and call

your gas specialist.

• Keep children and pets clear of the fire pit. The burner pan gets very hot and will cause

burns if touched.

• Turn the gas on at the propane tank.

• Press on the control knob and turn counter-clockwise to turn the gas on.

• Press the red spark igniter button to light the gas.

• Continue to press on the control knob until the flame is able to stay lit on its own. This

typically takes about 15 to 20 seconds.

• Release the control knob and adjust the flame to the desired height.

• To turn off the burner rotate the control knob clockwise to the off position. Once the

flame is off turn off the gas supply at the propane tank.