Help.
Just got one of these but no instructions.
Am I right in thinking that you connect it, turn gas on and press the green button down to reset?
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Help.
Just got one of these but no instructions.
Am I right in thinking that you connect it, turn gas on and press the green button down to reset?
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Yes that's what you do.
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........ yes , and keep it pressed for around 3 seconds.
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That may be a good idea, thanks but I will keep my handle (or green button).
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Just to let you all know, Autotrail say that you can fit a 13Kg Propane bottle, in fact you cannot without repositioning the base bracket. Easy job for me but difficult if you don't have the right kit or confidence.
6Kg = £20 for a refill, 13Kg = £25 and less messing around, for the UK I will also carry a lite for back up.
Oh, and by the way, a 13Kg will not fit into a Savannah due to the door lock being in the way, you have to totally position the base bracket and side strap clamp!
6Kg = £20 for a refill, 13Kg = £25 and less messing around, for the UK I will also carry a lite for back up.
Oh, and by the way, a 13Kg will not fit into a Savannah due to the door lock being in the way, you have to totally position the base bracket and side strap clamp!
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