Weber Summit FT 400 LP Owners Manual - Page 20

Fill LPtank, Check that burners are off

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Step 16 Fill LP tank Note - The LP tank manufacturer is responsible for the materials, workmanship and performance of the tank. If the tank has a defect, malfunctions, or you have a question regarding the tank, call the tank manufacturer's customer service center. The phone number is on the warning decal which is permanently attached to the tank. If the tank manufacturer has not resolved the issue to your satisfaction, then call WeberStephen Products Co., Customer Service Center. Take the LP tank to an RV center (or some other source of LP gas) to fill the tank with 20 pounds of liquid propane. ƽWARNING: We recommend that your LP tank be filled at an authorized LP gas dealer by a qualified attendant, who fills the tank by weight. IMPROPER FILLING IS DANGEROUS. Tell your LP dealer that this is a new LP tank. The air must be removed from a new LP tank before the initial filling. Your LP tank dealer is equipped to do this. ƽCAUTION: If you exchange your LP tank, make sure you get a similar tank in return. Your LP tank is equipped with a quick-disconnect valve. Other LP tanks are not compatible with your barbecue connection. The LP tank must be installed, transported and stored in an upright position. LP tank should not be dropped or handled roughly. Never store or transport the LP tank where temperatures can reach 125° Fahrenheit (too hot to hold by hand - for example: do not leave the LP tank in a car on a hot day). For full instructions on safe handling of LP tanks, see Section "Operating Instructions". Step 17 Check that burners are off You will need: one burner control knob. Valves are shipped in the off position, but you should check to be sure. Put the knob on each valve. Check by pushing down and turning clockwise. If they do not turn, they are OFF. Proceed to the next step. Figure 23. Figure 23 20

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Step 16
Fill LP tank
Note - The LP tank manufacturer is responsible for the
materials, workmanship and performance of the tank. If
the tank has a defect, malfunctions, or you have a
question regarding the tank, call the tank
manufacturer's customer service center. The phone
number is on the warning decal which is permanently
attached to the tank. If the tank manufacturer has not
resolved the issue to your satisfaction, then call Weber-
Stephen Products Co., Customer Service Center.
Take the LP tank to an RV center (or some other source
of LP gas) to fill the tank with 20 pounds of liquid
propane.
m
WARNING:
We recommend that your LP tank be
filled at an authorized LP gas dealer by a qualified
attendant, who fills the tank by weight.
IMPROPER FILLING IS DANGEROUS.
Tell your LP dealer that this is a new LP tank. The air
must be removed from a new LP tank before the initial
filling. Your LP tank dealer is equipped to do this.
m
CAUTION:
If you exchange your LP tank, make
sure you get a similar tank in return.Your LP tank is
equipped with a quick-disconnect valve. Other LP
tanks are not compatible with your barbecue
connection.
The LP tank must be installed, transported and stored
in an upright position. LP tank should not be dropped or
handled roughly.
Never store or transport the LP tank where
temperatures can reach 125° Fahrenheit (too hot to
hold by hand – for example: do not leave the LP tank in
a car on a hot day).
For full instructions on safe handling of LP tanks, see
Section "Operating Instructions".
Figure 23
Step 17
Check that burners are off
You will need:
one burner control knob.
Valves are shipped in the off position, but you should
check to be sure. Put the knob on each valve. Check by
pushing down and turning clockwise. If they do not turn,
they are OFF. Proceed to the next step. Figure 23.