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PROPANE FUEL SUPPLY
• Propane Bottle:
As shipped, the Spitfiure 330 is not set up to take high pressure propane from a disposable bottle but with
the correct regulator and fittings you will be able to use the disposable bottles. (Part 15-197 for the
regulator kit)
• Propane Tank (Low Pressure):
Your Spitfire 330 BBQ is designed to be connected directly to your existing low pressure propane system.
If your system includes an 11” W/C regulator (0.5psi / 27.3 mBar) you can attach it directly to your 330
Grill. The fitting on the grill is a standard 45 degree 3/8ths male flare fitting in brass. Use Dickinson 19-
100-10 (10 ft.) or 19-100-20 (20 ft) for standard, CE approved propane supply hose.
• Propane Tank (High Pressure):
Use a propane BBQ hose (Part 15-188 for 6 ft or 15-189 for 8 ft) and a low pressure bbq regulator fittings
kit (15-197) to attach the Spitfire 330 to a high pressure propane tank (standard refillable cylinder)
• European disposable gas cartridges:
Use Euro-gas Adapter Coupling Part 15-194 can connect several commonly available European gas
cartridges directly to your Spitfire Grill. Use this part in conjunction with the 15-197 low pressure BBQ
regulator kit.
CAUTION
• THE BBQ IS DESIGNED FOR LOW PRESSURE LPG ONLY
• CLOSE THE LPG CYLINDER VALVE WHEN THIS BBQ IS NOT IN USE
• CLOSE THE LPG CYLINDER VALVE WHEN THE BOAT IS UNATTENDED
• CLOSE THE LPG CYLINDER VALVE IN THE EVENT OF AN EMERGENCY
• CLOSE THE CONTROL VALVES BEFORE OPENING THE LPG CYLINDER VALVE
TEST ALL PROPANE LINES AND CONNECTIONS FOR LEAKS WITH A
SOAPY WATER SOLUTION. DO NOT FLAME TEST FOR LEAKS.
LIGHTING
1) SPITFIRE 330 control valves OFF position
2) Open Lid and turn on LPG gas supply at source
3) Open the gas valve of the burner you wish to light
4) Push igniter button on the front of the grill.
WARNING
IF THE BURNER DOES NOT LIGHT IMMEDIATELY TURN CONTROL
VALVE TO OFF POSITION AND DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT THE BURNER FOR AT
LEAST 60 SECONDS
.