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Step 11
Hanging from the fire bowl you’ll find two black wires. Attach both
of them to the black box on the control panel. (Note: there is no
polarity issue, either wire can be connected to either plug)
Step 12
Replace the magnetic door and spread all of the glass stones evenly
in the bowl over the burner area being careful to not hit or bend the
ignitor. Keep glass clear of the spark to avoid blockage.
Step 13
If you purchased a glass wind guard, assemble that (directions on
page 4) and put into place.
Step 14
Go to the front of your control panel. Unscrew the ignitor knob
counter-clockwise and insert a AAA battery (positive facing out).
Replace the ignitor button.
Step 13
Your fire pit is complete!
To Start
Open the magnetic fire pit door and turn the propane tank on and
replace the door. On the front control, turn the knob from “OFF” to
“ON” and press the ignitor button.
NOTES:
• Do not burn your fire without the glass stones!
• Glass stones may split during/after use, this is normal due to the
physical properties of glass.
• Cleaning: Use glass cleaner on the glass wind guard. For the
MGP table top and base clean everyday dirt and stains with a
soft sponge and mixture of mild detergent and water. Be weary
of nylon scrubbies or stiff nylon brushes as excess force can mar
the finish. Stains and marks have been successfully removed
with the following branded products: Goof Off®, Mr. Clean Magic
Eraser®, GOJO Orange Pumice Hand Cleaner and Simple Green.
Test Your Gas Lines
We recommend testing your gas lines before using to test for leaks.
This can be done using the “Soapy Water Method”
1. Apply a soap-and-water solution to each connection in the gas
lines and down the rubber hose.
2. Turn on the gas and look for bubbles.
3. If bubbles form, tighten the fitting slightly with a pipe wrench and
recheck.
4. Be sure to wipe off the old solution and apply a new round of the
soapy mixture.
5. If you see bubbles coming from the rubber hose line (not the
fitting) turn the gas off and call for a replacement rubber hose.
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