How to fit a bolt-on gas regulator
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Shop for Gas regulators and hoses |
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Step 1 – Check gas is off
Turn the handwheel on the cylinder valve clockwise to make sure it is in the off position and remove the dust cap. |
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Step 2 – Attach regulator
Fit the connecting nut to the cylinder and tighten gently by hand. The connection has a left-hand thread, so you need to turn the nut anti-clockwise. |
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Step 3 – Adjust regulator angle
Swivel the regulator so that the vent is facing downwards. This is to prevent rainwater or debris getting inside. |
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Step 4 – Make regulator secure
When the regulator is in position, use a spanner to finish tightening it. Don’t use too much force or you might damage the nut. |
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Step 5 – Turn on gas
Switch on the gas by turning the handwheel on the cylinder valve anti-clockwise. |
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Step 6 – Check for leaks
Remember to test the connection with leak detector spray. If any bubbles appear, turn off the gas and disconnect the cylinder. |
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How to remove a bolt-on regulator
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Step 1 – Turn off gas
Switch off the gas by turning the cylinder valve handwheel in a clockwise direction. |
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Step 2 – Take regulator off
Unscrew the regulator by turning the connecting nut clockwise, then pull it away from the cylinder. |
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Step 3 – Replace dust cap
Remember to put the dust cap back to protect the valve from damage. |
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