Lynx L27PSR3 Owner's Manual

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► Keep threading compound 

off of the first two pipe 

threads to avoid having 

any small pieces of 

compound break loose and 

clog a burner valve or 

orifice. Do not use 

threading compound on 

any flare fittings. 

for 

built-in installations, it is rec-

ommended that any flexible 

pipe used be kept as short 

as possible. 

(see indeX: “gas 

connections” for typical permanent 

hook up.)

for 

freestanding

 units using 

natural gas, lynx strongly 

recommends using a quick 

disconnect kit. 

.

grills set up for lp gas come 

equipped with an LP hose/ 

regulator assembly for con-

nection to a standard 20 lb. lp 

cylinder. (Type 1). All fittings 

necessary to attach the 

assembly to the grill are 

included. 

Keep 

last two 

threads 

clean

lp cylinder with type 1 valve  

connection

permanently plumbed lp con-

nections, such as those in line 

with a bulk cylinder, require 

a 4/11 regulator. (lynx p/n 

30781)

when using the 4/11 regulator 

you must ensure that it is set for 

the proper fuel type. this is done 

by removing the regulator cap and 

gasket and looking at the bottom 

of the plunger to see what fuel 

type is visible. this is the regulator 

fuel setting. nat is for natural gas 

and lp is for propane gas. the lp 

setting can be further identified 

by the large diameter disk on the 

bottom of the plunger. to change 

from one gas to the other simply 

push the plunger to the side to 

snap it out of the cap, turn the 

plunger so it reads the desired gas 

type on the bottom, and push the 

plunger until it snaps back into 

place in the cap then replace the 

cap into the regulator.

never connect an unregulated 

gas line to the grill. 

Do not change the regulator/hose 

assembly or use any other assembly 

than the one supplied with your 

Lynx grill.
Do not attempt to use a 5LP-A 

equipped regulator/hose assembly 

with a standard 510 POL cylinder/

valve assembly. 
Do not store a spare LP-gas cylinder 

under or near this appliance
Never fill the cylinder beyond 80 

percent full
If the information above is not 

followed exactly, a fire causing 

death or serious injury may occur.

the lp cylinder must be con-

structed and marked in accor-

dance with the specifications 

for lp gas cylinders of the u.s. 

department of transportation 

(dot) and designed for use 

with a type 1 system only. 
cylinders of free standing 

grills must be secured using 

the provided cylinder 

retention system to avoid 

accidental movement.

when exchanging your 

cylinder for a refill, exchange 

only for a type 1 20lb cylinder 

with an over-fill protection 

device. 
never use a cylinder with a 

damaged valve. 
a dented or rusty lp cylinder 

may be hazardous and should 

be avoided.  if in doubt, have 

it checked by your lp supplier. 
always check for leaks after 

every lp cylinder change. 

(see indeX: “leak test” for further 

details.)

 

always shut off the lp-gas 

supply at the cylinder when 

the grill is not in use. 
cylinders must be stored 

outdoors in a well-venti-

lated area out of the reach of 

children. if your grill is stored 

indoors, the lp cylinder must 

be stored outside.