SENSIT Technologies GOLD CGI User manual

750-00035 INSTRUCTION MANUAL REV. 9/15/10

SENSITTECHNOLOGIES

851 Transport Drive

Valparaiso, IN 46383

Phone: (219) 465-2700

Fax: (219) 465-2701

Order Line: (888) 473-6748

www.gasleaksensors.com

WARRANTY

Your Sensit®Gold CGI is warranted to be free from defects in

materials and workmanship for a period of two years after pur-

chase (excluding calibration and batteries). The % gas sensor

(TC)iswarrantedfor5years.Ifwithinthewarrantyperiod,your

instrument should become inoperative from such defects, the

unitwillberepairedorreplaced atouroption.This warrantycov-

ers normal use and does not cover damage which occurs in

shipmentorfailure which results from alteration, tampering, ac-

cident,misuse,abuse, neglect or improper maintenance. Proof

ofpurchase may be required beforewarrantyisrendered.Units

out of warranty will be repaired for a service charge. Internal

repair or maintenance must be completed by a SENSIT Tech-

nologiesauthorizedtechnician.Violationwillvoidwarranty. Units

must be returned postpaid, insured and to the attention of the

ServiceDept. for warranty orrepair.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have

other rights which vary from state to state.

SENSIT Technologies

851 Transport Drive

Valparaiso, IN 46383

Phone:(219) 465-2700

8884 SENSIT (473-6748)

Fax:(219) 465-2701

www.gasleaksensors.com

SENSIT®GOLD CGI

For use with combustible gases

and optionally available

oxygen and toxic gases.

INSTRUCTIONMANUAL

Read and understand

instructions before use.

Approved UL913, For Class 1,

Division 1, Groups C & D, T3

hazardous locations when used

with alkaline or NiMH batteries.

7WA6

Warning:

To prevent ignition

of flammable or

combustible

atmospheres,

disconnect power

before servicing.

SENSIT GOLD CGI

CONTENTS

Page # 1 Parts and Accessories

2 General Description

3 Specifications

4 Product Features

6 Sensor Types and Pumps

7 Battery Installation

8 Operation and Use

13 Calibration Check (Bump Test page 21)

14 Bar Hole Test

16 Menu

30 Calibration

37 Adjustable Features - Factory Only

Back Warranty

PARTSANDACCESSORIES

Standard Accessories (included)

Two Piece Polycarbonate Bar Hole Probe Assembly, Carrying

Case, Alkaline Batteries, Wrist Strap, Extra Sensor Cap with O-

Rings and Instruction Manual

Accessories and Replacement Parts

870-00012 Extension Adapter

873-00012 Hydrocarbon Filter (10) (Barhole Probe with

filter required)

883-00023 Hot Air Probe Assembly

883-00019 81.3cm (32”) Fiberglass Bar Hole Probe w/Filter

883-00015 Confined Space Probe with Tubing

870-00004 Printer

870-00008 PC Interface with Software

914-00000-01 SMART-CAL™ Automatic Calibration System

870-00018 Sensor Cap with O-Rings

Calibration Kits Contact factory for correct kit 1

NOTICE: CAUTION: This safety symbol is used to

indicate a potentially hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.

NOTICE: LEL sensor should be checked for accuracy after expo-

sure to any gases containing silicones, high sulfur content, high

concentrations of propane and high concentrations of CO (above

1000ppm) or exhaust gases.

Continuously low calibration check results or fluctuation of zero read-

ings may indicate sensor end of life or failure. Consult Sensit Tech-

nologies with any questions.

For best accuracy always zero in clean air environments similar in

temperature and relative humidity to the environment where the in-

strument will be used. When continuously exposed to combustible

gas concentrations beyond LEL for longer than 5 minutes always

perform a calibration check prior to the next use.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of ignition of a flammable atmo-

sphere, batteries must only be changed in an area known to be

nonflammable.

Do not mix batteries of different age or type.

Not for use in atmospheres of oxygen greater than 21%.

ONLYzero instrument in a gas free environment.

WARNING: To maintain intrinsic safety, service must be per-

formed by factory authorized technicians with approved replacement

parts only.

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TheSensit®Gold CGI is designedtodetect combustiblegases,

oxygen content and toxic gases when so equipped with the

available sensors. Each model of the Sensit®Gold CGI pro-

videsspecificdetectionfeatures based on available sensor op-

tions.EachSensit®Gold CGI canbere-configuredorupgraded

bythemanufacturerforanadditionalchargeshouldyoursens-

ingrequirementschange.Consult SensitTechnologiesfora list-

ingof new sensorsavailablefor use withtheSensit®Gold CGI.

Sensit®Gold CGI instruments incorporate an advanced low

powersemiconductorsensortomeasurecombustible gases in

theLEL (Lower ExplosiveLimit)rangeand a thermalconductiv-

ity style sensor to measure combustible gases in the percent

volumerange.Theuser may select either methane or propane

gas readings from a user menu depending on the sensing re-

quirements.Anautomatically backlit display shows all gas con-

centrations being measured. LEDs located on the front of the

instrument indicate preset visual warnings of increased gas

concentration.Allgases are continuously sampled with the use

ofaninternalpump. Audibleand visualalarmswarntheoperator

of hazardous conditions being sensed. The preset alarms are

indicated by a red flashing LED, display indicator and alarm

GENERALDESCRIPTION

SENSIT GOLD CGI

INSTRUMENTS

MODEL CGI EX

CGI EX-CO

CGI EX

CGI EX-CO

CGI EX-TOX

CGI 4GAS

Plus

MODEL

MODEL CGI EX-TOX

MODEL

LEL

ALARMS LEL/%GAS

DISPLAY LEAK

DETECTION CARBON

MONOXIDE OXYGEN HYDROGEN

SULFIDE

SENSING FEATURES

GENERAL DESCRIPTION continued from page 2

sound.Thecombustiblegasalarmispresetfrom50%LEL(2.5%

methaneor1.1% propane)to 17%methane(12%propane).The

carbon monoxide (CO) alarm is factory preset at 35ppm. The

oxygen(O2)alarmsarepresetatbelow19.5%andabove22.5%.

Thehydrogensulfide(H2S)alarmispresetat10ppm.

TheSensit®Goldinstrumentis approvedbyUnderwritersLabo-

ratoriestoUL913, for Class I,Division1,GroupsC&Dhazard-

ouslocationswhen used with approved batteries.

APPROVED BATTERIES: Duracell MN 1400BK or equiva-

lent alkalines. Panasonic HHR300CH or equivalent NiMH

(Nickel Metal Hydrides).

SPECIFICATIONS

PRODUCTSPECIFICATIONS

Size: 11.5” x 3” x 2.32” (292 x 76 x 59 mm)

Weight: 1.2 lbs. (544 g)

OperationalTemp: 0 to 120° F (-17.8 to 48.8° C)

Storage Temp: -20° to 132° F (-28.9 to 55.6° C)

Battery Life: Alkaline: approximately 12 hrs. continuous

SENSORSPECIFICATIONS

TYPE RESOLUTION RANGE ACCURACY

LEL 0.1% up to 2%

increments 0-100% LEL ±10%

%GAS 0.1% 2.5-100% GAS ±5%

PPM 1ppm or

10ppm increments 0-2,000ppm ±10%

O20.1% 0-25% ±0.2% or 2%**

CO 1ppm 0-2000ppm ±5ppm or 5%**

H2S 1ppm 0-100ppm ±2ppm or 5%**

** Whichever is greater

Sensit®Gold CGI instrumentsare constructed of durableABS

plastic to withstand the rigors of field use.

Incorporatedin thehandgriparea isthebattery compartment.

All Sensit®Gold CGI instruments require 3 “C” type alkaline

batteries.APPROVEDBATTERIES:PROCELL®MN 1400bat-

teriesorequivalentalkalines,PANASONICHHR300CHorequiva-

lentNiMH(nickelmetal hydride)batteriesprovideapproximately

12hoursofuse. Atick adjust knob islocatedonthe right side

ofthe instrument that activatestheaudibletick sound that helps

in locating the source of a gas leak. This tick is generated by

using specialized circuitry in combination with the LEL sensor

located at the end of the gooseneck assembly.

PRODUCTFEATURES

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SENSIT GOLD CGI

GAS

BACKLIT

2 LINE DISPLAY

SPEAKER

(ON BACK)

WARNING LEDs

16”FLEXIBLE

GOOSENECK

IR COMMUNICATION LUER PROBE

CONNECTOR

SENSOR CAP WITH

WATER/DIRT FILTER

LEAK/PPM/LEL

SENSOR

PUSHPAD

BUTTONS

BATTERY

COMPARTMENT

ALL OTHER

SENSORS &

PUMPS (INTERNAL)

TICK ADJUSTMENT

KNOB

PRODUCT FEATURES continued from page 4

The tick can be easily heard with the speaker located in the

back of the instrument.

An infrared communication window is located on the right

sideto allowtheSensit®Gold CGI instrumenttodownloadcali-

brationdata, readingstheoperatorhas electedtosave to theon

boardmemory, aswellascommunicatewith theSmart-CalCali-

brationStationandPCI-2scomputerinterface.

A flexible gooseneck is used to assist in locating the source

ofgas leaks and remotesampling. Awater/dirttrap islocatedat

the end with a convenient luer style connector to attach sam-

plingandprobeaccessories.

A two line display continuously updates the operator of all

availablegas concentrations andalarmssimultaneously as well

as indicatesinternalfunctionssuchasair flowandbatterypower.

Belowthedisplayisaseriesof LEDs that are preset to indicate

combustiblegasconcentrations.TheredLED on the right side

willflashduringany alarm condition.

There are 3 operational button pads on the front of all

Sensit®Gold CGI instruments.

•POWER/MUTE BUTTON (A): OperatesPOWER and MUTE

features and exit menu items.

•BH TEST/MENU BUTTON (B): OperatesaBarHole(BH)Test

feature and to enter, change and select menu items.

•SAVE/ZERO BUTTON (C): Usefor savedatafeature,

manually zero sensors, scroll and change menu items.

Combustible Gas Sensor

All Sensit®Gold CGI instruments incorporate a highly sensi-

tiveand uniquely designed semiconductor sensor.Thefunction

and accuracy of the sensor are monitored and controlled by

specialized circuitry and a microprocessor. This sensor is ca-

pableofmeasuringconcentrationsofaslowas1ppmmethane

upto 100%LEL.Concentrationsabove 70%LELaremonitored

ormeasured simultaneously withastate-of-the-art thermal con-

ductivitysensor(TC). This sensor is capable of measuring high

concentrations of gas quickly and accurately. All readings are

automatically switched between the scales of PPM (if so

equipped),LEL and percentvolume.

Electrochemical Sensors (optional)

All Sensit®Gold CGI instruments when equipped with the fol-

lowingoptionalsensors, microprocessorand associatedcircuitry

willmeasureoxygenlevelsfrom0-25%,measurecarbon mon-

oxide(CO)levelsfrom0-2000ppmandmeasurehydrogensul-

fide(H2S) levels from0-100ppm.All gases are displayedsimul-

taneously on the display.

The Pump

TheSensit®Gold CGI instruments areequippedwithapower-

fuland efficientrotaryvane pump. Awater/dirtfilter attheendof

thegooseneckprotectsthe pump from foreign material.An ad-

ditional internal filter also helps to protect the pump from dam-

aging debris. There are audible and visual indicators that will

show a blocked or improperly operating pump.

NOTE: Operating the instrument without a sensor cap or

with an altered sensor cap can cause damage to the

SENSORTYPES AND PUMPS

BATTERYINSTALLATION/REPLACEMENT

instrument and void the warranty.

Batteryreplacement is necessary when thedisplay reads BAT

LOW,anaudiblealarmsoundsandthegreenreadyLEDflashes.

When the instrument remains in BAT LOW, a count down will

appear starting at 300 seconds (5 minutes) which is the maxi-

mumtimeremaining before shut down.

CAUTION: Always change batteries in an environment

free of combustible gases.

Removethebatterysleeve cover by depressing the locking tab

onthe front ofthehandle with acoinor flat objectandpulling the

handle away from the top or display area of the instrument.

NOTE: Observe the polarity markings on the inside of the

battery holder. Improper battery installation will disable

the instrument.

Place three (3) approved batteries into the battery holder. For

best results hold the battery compartment so that it lays in one

ofyour hands. With your other hand installthebatterythatgoes

towardthe front contact spring connector (top) first. The battery

that is in contact with the rear spring connector second. Finally

insert the third battery in the center position by moving the first

and second so that it compresses the spring contacts and al-

lows the battery to go into place. If you do not use one of your

handsto hold the bottom of thebatterycompartmentthebatter-

ies may come out.

Replace the battery sleeve and allow the locking tab to snap

into position. Check to be sure the handle is secure to the in-

strument body by gently pulling the handle away. The handle

will remain firmly in place if a proper connection is made.

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OPERATIONAND USE

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OPERATION AND USE continued from page 8

CAUTION: Always start any Sensit®Gold CGI in a gas

free environment to insure a proper zero.

1. Pushthe POWER/MUTE BUTTON (A).The following start-

upsequence will be displayed.

a.Productnameandmodel version number

b.System check forproper pump flow and battery strength

c.Date and time

d.Gas type

e.Serial number

f. Warm-up period. Minimum 30 sec., maximum 5 min.

g.Autozeroofsensors

h. Work display

2. If the display fails to illuminate or BAT LOW is shown on the

display,replace thebatteries.Thereisroomin thecarryingcase

to keep an extra set.

3. Ifany sensorispast the intendedcalibrationcycle, CAL DUE

will appear during the start-up sequence. The instrument will

also show which sensor is due for calibration at that time.

4. Ifafterthewarm-up period, the instrument determines that a

sensor is inoperable, an ERROR message will flash for that

sensor.ThenFAILwillshowonthedisplay forthecorresponding

sensor.

5. Thedisplay willindicateLEL readingsbyshowing an“L”next

to the % symbol. Standard resolution is 0.1% LEL, the equiva-

lentof50ppm methane.

Asanoption,theinstrument is capable of displaying a range of

0.1% LELup to increments as high as every 2% LEL.An alter-

native option is to request a PPM display. Resolution for this

option is 1ppm or every 10ppm. An X on the display indicates

that the instrument is not outfitted with that sensor.

6. Prior to use, test the integrity of the sensor cap and tubing.

Use your finger to block the inlet of the sensor cap for 4-5 sec-

onds. The display will read FLOW BLOCKED if all seals are

intact. If this does not occur, change the sensor cap and “O”

rings.Aspare sensor cap and “O” rings are supplied with each

instrument. During pump flow block, a beep will occur every 2

seconds until the pump restarts and adequate flow is present.

7. It may be necessary to manually zero the instrument based

on company practices and environmental conditions. Always

zerotheinstrumentin a clean air environment.

8. Whentestingareaswithelevatedtemperaturessuchasap-

pliancevents orflues,always attach theoptionalhot airprobeto

the end of the sensor cap. These connections need only be

fingertight. Failuretouse the approvedprobecan resultindam-

ageto the instrument and mayvoid the warranty.

CAUTION: Do not handle the steel portion of any hot

air probe after use as burns may occur!

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9. When sampling high areas or overhead lines the use of the

optionalextension adapter willallowa broom handle orpainters

stick to extend the instrument to the area where sensing must

be accomplished. This adapter slides onto the battery sleeve

and is held in place by the locking nut assembly.

10. When sampling areas the appropriate sensors will cause

thedisplay to update when a gas isencountered.Additionally,if

acombustiblegasisencountered a series of LEDs on the front

oftheinstrumentwill illuminate when the preset concentrations

arereached. If any alarm condition existsforanysensor,based

ontheirpresetalarmpoints,thered(HAZARD3)LEDwillflash

and the alarm will sound unless it is muted.

Additionally, the reading for the gas exceeding the alarm set

point will also flash.

The standard factory preset LED indicators and alarm points

are:

a.Combustible gas:Methane,audio and visualalarmindicators

from 10% LEL to 100% LEL.

i. Green LED/Ready = 0% - 4.9%LEL Methane

ii. Amber LED/Low = 5% - 9.9%LEL Methane

iii.Red LED/Haz1 = 10.0% - 24.9% LEL Methane

iv. Red LED/Haz2 = 25.0% - 49.9% LEL Methane

v. RedFlashing LED/Haz3

METHANE: 50% LEL Methane to 17% volume Methane

(LED indicator only above 17% volume Methane)

PROPANE: 50% LEL Propane to 12% volume Propane

(LED indicator only above 12% volume Propane)

b.Oxygen - below 19.5% and above22.5%

c.CarbonMonoxide - 35ppm per utility industry standards

d.HydrogenSulfide-10ppm and above perFederalOSHA

guidelines

Caution: There are gases that can poison or be cross

sensitive to the combustible gas sensor. Information

regarding this can be found in the “LEL Cross Sensitivity

Calculation Chart” on page 37 in this manual.

11. To disablethealarm, quicklypressthe POWER/MUTEBUT-

TON (A). To enable the alarm press the same button again.

During an alarm the gas that has exceeded the preset alarm

point will flash on the display and the HAZARD 3 LED will flash

indicatinga potentially unsafecondition.When combustible gas

readings exceed the alarm range, all LEDs (except green and

redHAZ3) will turn off.

12. To assist in locating the source of small combustible gas

leaks or surveying areas outdoors or indoors, rotate the

thumbwheel located on the right side of the instrument until a

steady ticking sound is heard. NOTE: There is no warm-up for

this feature as it uses the LEL sensor that is already operating.

Movethesensorhead towardtheareasuspectedof leakage.As

the sensor head moves closer to a leak source the tick will

increase. When the tick becomes a steady tone rotate the

thumbwheelin a clockwise directionwhile keeping thesensor

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OPERATION AND USE continue from page 12

headin the same position.Thiswillslow down the tick andallow

the operator to find a higher concentration using the same pro-

cedure.

If the tick goes away you have moved away from the leak or

there is no more gas present. The leakage rate may be less

than the rate that the pump is drawing the sample. For best

results always use the leak detector prior to using any liquid

leakdetection fluids as these sensorswilldetecttheir presence.

13. At any time the operator may save the readings on the

display by pressing the ZERO/SAVE (C) button. This will save

allreadingsfor download at a later time. The memory isfactory

set to store 6 events. This can be adjusted from 1-15 at the

factory. The most recent save is first during download. An op-

tional Auto log software of extended memory can store up to

1,600records.(Consultfactoryfordetails.)

14. FollowingFederal, State,Municipaland/orCompanyproce-

dures move to the areas where gas readings are suspected or

must be tested. Use necessary accessories to draw samples

from areas not accessible with the instrument itself, such as

confinedspacesor flues. During sampling, the respective read-

ings may change.Audible and visual alarms will activate when

the preset limits are reached.

15. If the instrument encounters a gas it is not calibrated to, it

may read “NSR” followed by a number. If the instrument is

calibratedfornatural gas “NSR” (Non StandardReading) likely

indicates a heavy gas (i.e.: heavier than air, such as gasoline,

propane,carbon dioxide, etc.). If the instrumentiscalibratedfor

propane, “NSR” likely indicates gas lighter than air such as hy-

drogen,helium,methaneor natural gas.

16. When being used in dark areas an automatic backlight will

illuminate the display.

17.To turninstrumentoff, press/hold the POWER/MUTE BUT-

TON(A)until the beeping sound stops, about 5-6 seconds. Re-

leasethebuttonand power down will occur.

CALIBRATIONCHECK

To verify the accuracy of any Sensit®Gold CGI, it must be

exposed to a known concentration of test gas that will test any

sensorcombinationincludedinyourparticularmodel.

Any sensor that does not meet the specifications listed in this

manual may require calibration or repair. A calibration check

does not update the calibration due date. Full calibration is re-

quired to update these times.

Acalibration past duemessagewill illuminate during warm-upif

calibrationhas not been performedperyourcompany specified

interval.Any time it is suspected that the Sensit®Gold CGI is

notworkingproperly,check calibration.

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To assist pinpointing the location of underground leaks the Bar

Hole Test feature may be used. This feature will draw a timed

sample(45 seconds) and display sustainedandpeakreadings.

NOTE: Use an approved barhole probe with filter to pre-

vent damage to the instrument when conducting bar hole

surveys.

To Conduct a BAR HOLE Test:

Priortothetest,attachtheapprovedbarholeprobetoanoper-

ating instrument. Block the inlets of the probe to test for any air

leakage.The instrumentwillshow FLOWBLOCKEDinapproxi-

mately 10 seconds if all seals are good. If flow block is not

detected, check the integrity of the “O” ring seals and connec-

tions on the probe and instrument. If flow block can not be

achieved,contactthe factory for assistance.An air tight system

iscrucial for accurate readings.

Fromthe working display,press & release the BHTEST/MENU

BUTTON (B). SELECT TEST will appear on the top line of the

display.Press&release BHTEST/MENUBUTTON(B) to enter

the BH menu. Insert the bar hole probe into the location for the

survey.Pressand release BHTEST/MENU BUTTON(B) once

more to start the test.

A45second countdown for the test will begin. The currentper-

cent of gas by volume detected will be displayed on the left.

BARHOLE TEST BAR HOLE TEST continued from page14

The peak percent of gas by volume detected will be displayed

on the right.At the conclusion of the test, the pump will shut off

and any sustained and peak readings will be shown and re-

corded.

If you have another test to take, press & hold the SAVE/ZERO

BUTTON(C).Thiswillrestartthepumpandclearthelastread-

ings. When the readings have returned to zero, release SAVE/

ZEROBUTTON (C). The countdowntimerwillrestart.

You may encounter NSR readings during the bar hole test (see

page12fordefinition).ChangingtheGASTYPE,aselectionin

the USER MENU may help to identify a questionable vapor. A

hydrocarbon filter kit is available to help screen if contact with

heavy hydrocarbons is suspected. Please consult the factory

fordetails.

If you wish to cancel during a test or return to the working dis-

play,press& release the POWER/MUTE BUTTON(A).

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MENU continued from page 16

The Sensit®Gold CGI has several categories within the User

Menu.The firstninefields arestandardwithall instruments.The

lastthree are only available in certaininstrument models when

orderedwiththeExtendedMemoryoption.

PRINT MENU: PrintSessionLogs,Cal Log, access Smart-Cal

communication, (print CO test or print CF test is optional with

someextendedmemory units).

CALIBRATION: Calibrateallsensors, access Smart-Cal com-

munication.

GAS TYPE: Selectnatural/methaneorpropane as primary gas

to be sensed.

POWER OFF: Settheautomaticshut offtimerin minutes.(User

adjustable)

SET CLOCK: Set date and time. Displayed using a 24 hour

clock.(Useradjustable)

SHOW CAL LOG: Display last calibration of all sensors.

SHOW SES LOG: Display saved gas readings with the corre-

spondingdateandtime.

BUMP TEST: Perform automatic test for sensors response to

calibration gas within 60 seconds or less.

O2 TEST: 20 second test to check depletion of the O2 sensor

when exposed to the proper gas, such as 100% methane.

SMART-CAL: AccessSmart-Calcommunication.

NOTE: These additional fields are found on certain mod-

els ordered with the Extended Memory option.

AUTOLOG: Automatic storage of peak gas readings of up to

1,600events.

SHOW CO TEST: Display COlevelsrecorded duringtimedtest.

SHOW CF TEST: Display calculated AIR FREE CO levels re-

cordedduringtimed test.

PRINTMENU

Fromtheworkingdisplayaccess the menu by pressing & hold-

ing the BH TEST/MENU BUTTON (B) until the top line of the

display reads USER MENU. The bottom line will read PRINT

MENU.Press&release theBH TEST/MENUBUTTON(B)once

to enter the menu.

Prepare the optional IR printer.Aim the IR window (on the right

side of the instrument) at the IR window on the printer.

Press & release the SAVE/ZERO BUTTON (C) to scroll to the

item you want to print. Press & release the BH TEST/MENU

BUTTON (B) to print that item. To exit this menu, press & re-

lease the POWER/MUTE BUTTON (A) until the instrument re-

turns to the working display.

GASTYPE

From the working display press & hold the BH TEST/MENU

BUTTON (B) until the top line reads USER MENU. Press &

releasetheSAVE/ZERO BUTTON(C)untilthebottom linereads

GASTYPE. Press & releasetheBHTEST/MENU BUTTON (B)

once and the current primary gas type will appear.

To change thegastype, press &releaseeitherbutton (B) or(C).

Youcanselecteither NAT(methane) or PRO (propane)as your

primary gas. Once you have made your selection, press & re-

lease the POWER/MUTE BUTTON (A) to store the gas. Press

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