Do

1. Follow the grill manufacturer’s instructions and keep written materials handy.
2. If the ignitor no longer works, replace it in accordance with the grill manufacturer’s instructions.
3. Keep the top of the grill open until you are sure it is lit, even if you have an electronic ignition.
4. Cover disconnected hose-end fittings with plastic bags or protective caps to keep a grill clean when it is not in use.
5. Store propane cylinders outdoors in an upright (vertical) position.
6. If you smell gas, and it is safe to do so, turn off the cylinder valve, turning it to the right (clockwise). If you are unable to turn off the valve, immediately leave the area and dial 911 or call your local fire department. Before you use the grill again, have a qualified service technician inspect your grill and cylinder.

 
Don’t

1. Smoke while handling a propane cylinder.
2. Use matches or lighters to check for propane leaks.
3. Pour an accelerant such as lighter fluid or gasoline on the grill.
4. Allow children to tamper with the cylinder or grill.
5. Use, store, or transport propane cylinders near high temperatures (this includes storing spare cylinders near the grill).