» When using Calor propane do...
- Do treat a cylinder with care to ensure that the valve is not damaged
- Do always use cylinders in the upright position
- Do return the cylinder when empty or when not in use for lond period
- Do read the instructions and labels provided with your appliance and keep them handy for the future reference
- Do keep your appliance clean and have it serviced regularly
- Do ensure there is an adequate supply of fresh air in the room where the appliance is being used
- Do try to exchange full for empty cylinders out of doors
- Do be careful when lifting cylinders
» When using Calor propane don't...
- Don't subject a cylinder to heat as the pressure inside could build up to exceed the safe limit
- Don't attempt to disconnect or unscrew a regulator from any cylinder if the flame does not go out when the cylinder handwheel is turned off
- Don't when using a 4.5kg cylinder use the rubber washer from the protective black cap as a sealing washer
- Don't store or use cylinders in cellars or below the ground level
- Don't attempt to force a regulator of one size on to a cylinder's valve of another size. If you have any difficulties contact your Calor stockist and have the appliance checked
- Don't improvise or modify your gas appliance
- Don't obstruct access to cylinders
» Connecting and Disconnecting Butane Cylinders
For diagrams of how to connect and disconnect butane cylinders please refer to the 'Using Butane Safely' pdf which also includes useful information on carbon monoxide, flexible hoses and emergency advice.
