Lynx L42ASFRNG Owner's Manual

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make sure the lp cylinder 

valve is fully closed.  it is 

possible for the valve to be 

open without releasing gas 

but, as soon as you start con-

necting the regulator, gas will 

leak from the connection.  
insert the regulator inlet into 

the cylinder valve and turn the 

black coupler clockwise until 

the coupler is hand tight. do 

not over-tighten this connec-

tion. 
To disconnect the coupler, first 

make sure the main cylinder 

valve is turned off. grasp 

the coupler and turn counter 

clockwise. the inlet will then 

disengage. 
always leak-test the connec-

tion after refilling or exchang-

ing lp cylinders. 

(see indeX: 

“leak test” for further details.)

you should purge the gas line 

of air before attempting to 

light the grill.

 

► make sure all grill controls 

are in the “off” position. 

 

► slowly turn on the main 

gas supply.

 

► push in the rotisserie knob 

and confirm that the igniter 

is glowing.  it is furthest 

from the fuel source and 

will completely purge the 

lines.  it will take several 

seconds for the burner to 

light. 

 

► hold the knob on for 

about 20 seconds to allow 

the air in the system to 

purge and the burner to 

light 

 

► wait at least 5 minutes 

after shutting off the 

control before attempting 

to light the burners.

 

 

► create a soapy solution 

of 1 part soap and 3 parts 

water. 

 

► Confirm that all control 

knobs are in the off 

position. 

 

► turn on the fuel supply. for 

natural gas, turn the valve 

handle 1/4 turn to align 

with the gas flow.  

 

► for l.p., turn the cylinder 

valve knob counter 

clockwise one full rotation. 

 

► apply the soap solution 

generously by paint brush 

or squirt bottle on all con-

nections and fittings. 

 

► if bubbles appear to 

“grow” on any of the con-

nections, you have a gas 

leak. immediately turn off 

the gas supply. 

 

► shut off the gas supply

 

► turn all grill controls to 

the “on” position to 

purge the grill of any gas 

build-up, then turn the 

controls back “off”. 

To prevent fire or explosion 

hazard, DO NOT smoke or 

allow any potential source 

of ignition (sparks, electri-

cal arcing, etc) in the area 

while performing a leak 

test. Leak tests should be 

conducted outdoors only. 

Never conduct a leak test 

using fire or flame.

 

► wash off the soapy solution 

with cold water and dry. 

 

► tighten the loose joint, or 

replace the faulty part with 

manufacturer-recommend-

ed replacement parts. 

 

► do not attempt to repair 

the l.p. cylinder valve if it is 

damaged.  the only way to 

safely resolve a damaged 

cylinder is to Replace it. 

 

► Repeat the leak test to 

ensure that no leaks are 

present.

rotIsserIe burner. 

the main brass burners and 

side burners on your lynx 

grill feature an adjustable low 

setting. 
fluctuations in gas pressure, 

gas conversion and even in 

the quality of the gas itself 

may affect burner perfor-

mance at the “low” setting.  

it could be either too high or 

too low.  

 

► make sure the grill is cool.

 

► Remove the racks so you 

can see the flames while 

adjusting the burners.

 

► light the burner and allow 

it to preheat on high for 3 

minutes. 

 

► turn the burner to “lo”.