DON’T TOUCH electrical switches, light matches, or use the phone.
GET EVERYONE OUT of the building.
SHUT OFF the gas valve at the outside tank, meter, or service entrance.
CALL your gas supplier and/or the fire department from a neighbor’s phone.

IF PILOT WON’T LIGHT
(Read appliance operating instructions before attempting to light pilot). It you have trouble lighting the pilot or keeping it lit, there’s normally a safety feature preventing it from working. If it won’t light, shutoff the gas and call your gas supplier.

TAMPERING IS DANGEROUS
Do not force the gas control knob. Never use tools. Use only your hand to turn the control knob. Forcing the gas control knob may override the safety feature and allow gas to leak. This could result in a fire or explosion.

If the gas control knob becomes difficult to operate by hand, the appliance should be serviced by a trained gas service person.

GAS HAS BEEN ODORIZED
Before lighting, sniff all around the appliance area for a gas odor. Be sure to sniff next to the floor because propane gas is heavier than air and may temporarily exist at floor level.

ODOR DEPLETION
In certain circumstances the LP. Gas odor may diminish or weaken making it difficult for a person with a normal sense of smell to detect a gas leak. If a leak is suspected, contact your LP Gas Dealer.

WATER DAMAGE
If your gas control valve has been subjected to flooding or wetting, It must be inspected by a trained gas service person prior to starting and replaced if damaged or required by the manufacturer’s Instructions.