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What are the parts of your gas installation?
 
   
» A cylinder with a self-closing valve.
» A pressure regulator, which is connected to the outlet of the valve.
» A gas stove or a cooking range (appliance).
» Rubber tube connecting the regulator to the appliance.
   
  How should the cylinder be placed?
 
» Vertical with valve facing upwards.
» Away from any source of heat or a naked flame.
» On or above ground level with adequate ventilation.
» In an easily accessible position.
   
  How do you install your gas connection?
 
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Make sure the valve on the cylinder is shut, by turning the pressure regulator knob to the OFF position.
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Open the valve by turning the pressure regulator knob to the ON (vertical) position.
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Make sure the burner taps are also closed.
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Make sure there is no smell of gas.
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Light a match and hold it to the burner.
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Turn on the burner by rotating the knob in the ,anti-clockwise direction. ]
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Shut the burner after use.
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Shut the valve of the cylinder by turning the pressure regulator knob to
the OFF position.
   
 
ALWAYS REMEMBER TO SHUT THE VALVE WHEN STOVE IS NOT IN USE ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT.
   
  How to take care of your stove?
 
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Harsh cleaners can damage the finish. Don't use abrasive powders, highly acidic or alkaline cleansers.
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Wait for surfaces to cool. If the stove is hot and you try to clean it with a wet cloth, the surface finish may crack.
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Some foodstuffs can damage the finish. Vinegar, sour milk, citrus fruits juices, tamarind decoctions
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can all damage the finish. If some such liquid spills on the stove, wipe it off with a dry cloth, wait for the stove to cool, clean with warm soap water and dry.
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Ordinary stains can be cleaned easily. Some baking soda on a damp cloth does the trick. A mild cleanser may be used for stubborn stains.
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A chrome finish can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Or any good chrome cleanser.
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Clean the burner head and mixing tube the right way. Immerse the mixing tube assembly and the burner head completely in a boiling solution of washing soda. Keep it for 20 minutes. Rinse thoroughly internally and externally. Dry completely to prevent corrosion.
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The burner holes should be cleaned with a soft wire. The mixing tube can be cleaned with a stiff bottlebrush.
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Pan supports can be cleaned the same way.
   
  What are things to do when your cylinder is being changed?
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Put out all fires in the kitchen. This includes diyas, agarbatties, cigarettes and all naked flames; otherwise any leakage of gas could result in fire.
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Switch off all electrical appliances.
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Shut the taps on the stove.
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Have the rubber tube and all the connections checked for leakage with soap solution.
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Insist that your deliveryman checks cylinder valve and O-ring for any leakage.
   
  Where should the stove be placed?
 
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At a higher level than the cylinder - about 2 ft to prevent the tube from catching fire.
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Against a wall to make sure that clothes don't catch fire.
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Away from curtains.
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Away from wind draughts to prevent the flame going out and causing leakage of gas.
 
NOTE: Make sure there are no shelves above the stove
REMEMBER THAT YOUR APPLIANCE MUST HAVE AN ISI MARK AND HAVE IT TESTED BY A MECHANIC BEFORE YOU USE IT.

Courtesy: http://www.ebharatgas.com/

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