NATURAL GAS CONVERSION & INSTALLATION
NG CONVERSIONS CAN ONLY BE DONE BY AN AUTHORISED PERSON.
FOR BBQS SUPPLIED WITH TROLLEYS, THE BBQ IS NOT DESIGNED FOR FIXED
INSTALLATION – DO NOT REMOVE CASTORS.
IMPORTANT – FOR THE CONSUMER & INSTALLER
1. CHECK WITH EVERDURE
Not all Everdure barbecues are certified for conversion to NG. If in doubt, contact us on 1300 766 066 in Australia, or
(09) 415 6000 in New Zealand.
2. LOCAL AUTHORITY REQUIREMENTS
All gas fitting work, service and repairs should only be performed by an authorised person in accordance to AS5601 and your local
gas regulations. If you are unsure who this is, please contact us.
3. CHECK THE CONVERSION KIT IS CORRECT FOR YOUR BBQ, AND THAT ALL PARTS ARE PRESENT
Many of the Everdure NG conversion kits are common for a number of different models. Check the table below for your model
barbecue, and only use the parts listed for that model. Using the incorrect gas injectors on an Everdure BBQ can invalidate the
warranty.
PARTS LIST:
ITEM DESCRIPTION
ITEM CODE
QUANTITY
Classic 4
burner, Classic
Esee 4 burner
Wok burner gas valve injector
(Ø1.8mm)
BBA0336 1
BBQ gas valve injector
(Ø1.8mm)
BBA0336 4
Natural gas label BBA0840 2
Manifold inlet adaptor (NG)
3/8”x1/2”BSP
DCC0390 1
Natural gas regulator SHA0410 1
Natural gas stainless steel
hose
DCA0425 1
Nylon bush TMA0340 -
IMPORTANT – FOR THE INSTALLER
1. Remove the burners from the BBQ (by removing the clip at the back of each burner).
2. Remove the injector from each gas valve using a spanner & replace with an Ø1.8mm injector, taking care not to over-tighten the new
injector.
3. Replace each burner and secure by replacing the clips.
4. Unscrew the wok burner gas valve from the underside of the wok servery.
5. Remove the injector from the wok burner gas valve using a spanner & replace with an Ø1.8mm injector, taking care not to over-tighten
the new injector. Check the data label or instruction manual for injector size, or ring Everdure Service with the serial number to confirm
injector size.
6. Screw the wok burner gas valve back into place under the wok servery, making sure the gas valve is correctly allocated in the throat of the
burner.
7. Remove the Propane hose and regulator from the BBQ manifold inlet.
8. Add a small amount of approved sealant to the manifold’s 3/8”BSP thread and screw on the NG inlet adaptor until tight.
9. Add a small amount of approved sealant to the inlet adaptor’s ½” BSPT thread and screw on the supplied regulator (note that the arrow
on the regulator should be pointing to the adaptor).
10 Add a small amount of approved sealant to the hose’s ½” BSPT thread and screw onto the other end of the regulator.
11. Cover the existing “propane” label with the supplied “Natural gas” label.
12. If there is already an Ø45mm hole in the trolley rear panel (without a safety edge), check that a nylon bush is fitted to stop the hose
being damaged. Run the hose through the hole. If no hole is present, drill an Ø45mm hole in the trolley rear panel, centred 50mm in
from the side & 220mm from the base on the vented side. Place a nylon bush in the hole & run the hose out through it.
13. Connect a manometer to the regulator. Turn off all valves & connect the gas hose to the natural gas supply. Leak test as per the
instructions (tighten any joints which leak & replace any faulty parts). Light all BBQ burners, set them all to high and adjust the pressure
(using the adjustment screw on the regulator) to 0.95kPa.
14. The installer must instruct the consumer on the safe & correct operation of the BBQ and hand over all operating instructions.
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