COMPANION COMP282 User manual

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COMP282
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PORTABLE TAKEAWAY BBQ
Instruction Manual
IMPORTANT
Read these instructions for use carefully.
Familiarise yourself with the appliance before
connecting it to it’s gas container. Keep these
instructions for future reference.
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Gas cylinder
not included
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GENERAL WARNINGS
• This appliance shall only be connected
to cylinder with a 3/8” LH BSP gas cylinder
valve certified to AS2469 standards.
This appliance is designed for outdoor use only
and must be operated away from any flammable
material or surfaces and materials.
• This appliance is to be stored in a dry and well
ventilated location free from direct sunlight.
Do not store when still connected to the cylinder.
Make sure that the cylinder is disconnected and
is stored in a well ventilated area, free from direct
sunlight, heat and ignition sources. If being stored
indoors ensure that the location complies with the
standard AS/NZS1596.
• This appliance must only be serviced by an
authorised service agent, return to your place
of purchase for service & repair.
DANGER!
• During operation all surfaces and the glass
will be extremely hot and should not be touched
or handled.
• Do not use the appliance if it has a leak, worn,
deteriorated or damaged seals.
• Handle with care even after brief use, always pick
up using the legs or body, not the cylinder.
• It may be hazardous to attempt to fit other types
of gas containers or cartridges.
• Use only in well ventilated areas.
• Always operate appliance a minimum of 1000mm
from flammable materials, walls & ceiling.
• Do not use adaptors or modify appliance to fit
other connectors or cylinders.
• Children must we supervised by an adult at
all times.
• Never leave appliance unattended when operating.
• Do not modify for any other reason.
CARBON MONOXIDE HAZARD
• This appliance produces carbon monoxide which
has no odour. Using the appliance in enclosed
spaces for example, caravan, car, boat or mobile
home could cause DEATH.
IMPORTANT
• Keep way from children at all times.
• Surfaces of the appliance will become hot during
operation please take care when handling or
moving the appliance.
• Appliance is to be used on a stable, level, flat
non flammable surface, the appliance should
be protected from direct draughts and in a well
ventilated place.
• Take care that the primary air intakes, located
on the burner tube of this appliance are not
obstructed or that the air flow restricted by the
placing of items or other appliances close to or
adjacent to the inlets.
• If you smell gas immediately turn the gas off at the
cylinder and move the appliance and cylinder to a
well ventilated area outside, keeping well away from
sources of heat such as naked flames & pilot lights.
• Do not attempt to move or relocate the appliance
when it is operating, extinguish the burner &
allow to cool, disengage the gas cylinder then
move the appliance.
CHECKING FOR GAS LEAKS
• Check that all connections are tight and that
the gas cylinder connection has been tightened
before you turn the cylinder gas valve on.
• NEVER check for leaks with a flame or pilot light.
• Using soapy water coat all connections, if
bubbles appear turn the cylinder gas control off
and retighten the connection before re-testing.
• Inspect the appliance regularly for signs of wear,
leaks or incorrect operation. If symptoms such
as flaring of the burner, issues with lighting,
damages to hoses or connections or leaks from
seals or gas controls are identified do not attempt
to repair, return to your authorised stockist for
service and maintenance.
• To check if gas remains in the cylinder, disconnect
from the appliance and hold the cylinder in a
vertical position then shake from side to side, if
there is a sound or feel of liquid movement inside
the cylinder contains gas.
• When changing gas cylinders ensure this is
conducted outside in a well ventilated location
free from people, animals & ignition sources
such as naked flames, pilot lights & electrical
equipment with heaters or elements.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This appliance must only be used in an above ground open air situation with natural ventilation,
without stagnant areas, where gas leakage is rapidly dispersed by wind and natural convection.
Any enclosure in which the appliance is used
should comply with one of the following:
(A) An enclosure with walls on all sides,
but with no overhead cover.
(B) Within a partial enclosure that includes an
overhead cover and no more than two walls.
(C) Within a partial enclosure that includes an
overhead cover and more than two walls, the
following must apply:
(1) At least 25% of the total wall area is completely
open.
(2) 30% or more in total of the remaining
wall side, back and front wall areas is
open and unrestricted.
(3) In the case of balconies, 20% or more
of the total wall area must remain open
and unrestricted.
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OPERATING THE APPLIANCE
1. Body
2. Leg
3. Hot plate
4. Wind shield
5. Handle
6. Gas hose
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ASSEMBLY
1. Remove all
components from
the packaging
2. Hold the body of
the BBQ on its
side and locate
one of the three
(3) sets of leg
studs on the side
of the appliance.
Taking one of the
legs, place the
holes over the leg
studs and push in
a forward motion
to lock the leg
in place. Repeat
this step for the
remaining legs.
3. While the BBQ is
on its side connect
the hose assembly
to the threaded
section that is
exposed at the
base of the BBQ.
Take the gas hose
with the knurled nut
(includes two holes)
and tighten with
your fingers in a
clockwise direction.
4. Place the BBQ
in the upright
position and
locate the grease
collection tray.
5. Assemble the two (2)
wire handles on the
cast iron hot plate.
The hot plate has a
raised flange section
that is to assist in
locating the plate in
the correct location
on the BBQ body.
Identify the slot in
the BBQ body then
position the plate on
the BBQ.
6. Attach the wind
shield to the BBQ
plate via the two slots
located on the edge
of the plate.
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CONNECTION
Your BBQ is
designed to connect
directly on to a 3/8”
LH BSP camping
gas cylinder.
1. Check that the
gas valve on the
cylinder is in the
“Off” position
(turned fully
clockwise).
2. Attach the other
end of the gas
hose to the gas
cylinder valve in
an anti-clockwise
direction then
tighten using a
spanner.
3. Turn the cylinder
gas valve on in
an anti-clockwise
direction for
one full turn and
then check the
cylinder and
BBQ connection
for leaks with
soapy water, if a
leak is detected
turn the cylinder
gas valve “Off”
and retighten all
connections
then retest.
LIGHTING THE BBQ
1. Check that the gas
cylinder valve is in
the off position.
2. Using a lit long
BBQ style match
or gas lighter,
position close to
the edge of the
burner and slowly
turn the cylinder
gas control in an
anti-clockwise
direction
approximately
¼ of a turn.
3. If the burner does
not ignite turn the
cylinder gas control
in a clockwise
direction to the off
position and allow
the residual gas
to disperse before
attempting to relight
the burner.
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ADJUSTING HEAT OUTPUT
1. Turn the gas control
in an anti-clockwise
direction to achieve
a higher flame
and in a clockwise
direction for a lower
flame.
IMPORTANT
• DO NOT open the gas valve beyond the
point where maximum heat output is
reached as this may result in unnecessary
flaring & waste gas.
• Avoid moving the BBQ once lit as this may
result in flaring or damage to the unit.
TURNING THE BBQ OFF
1. Extinguish the
flame by turning
the gas cylinder
control valve in the
clockwise direction
until fully closed.
IMPORTANT
• Check that the flame is fully extinguished
before leaving unattended.
• The BBQ will be extremely hot and must be
moved to a safe & secure position where it
cannot come in contact with any flammable
materials or surfaces.
• Ensure that the location is away from
children, adults & animals.
DISCONNECTING
FROM CYLINDER
1. Check that the flame is fully extinguished,
the gas cylinder control valve is in the fully
off position & all surfaces are cool.
2. Loosen the connection to the gas cylinder in
a clockwise direction.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Your appliance is manufactured with a hard
wearing powder coated finish on the body &
chrome plated legs which are easy to clean.
Using warm soapy water with a mild detergent
wipe down all surfaces and areas of the
appliance, taking care not to allow water to
enter the burner outlets, or aeration holes
located in the base of the burner tube.
DO NOT submerge the appliance in a sink
or bowl.
DO NOT use abrasive cleaners or bleach.
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TECHNICAL DETAILS
& SPARE PARTS
Code COMP282
Description Portable Takeaway BBQ
Size 46cm
Weight 15kg (excl. cylinder)
Gas Jet
Burner: 0.22mm
Consumption
Inlet Pressure: Cylinder Pressure
Burner: 354g/hr
17.2Mj/hr
Spare Part List
1 COMP282-01 Wind shield
2 COMP282-02 Grease tray
3 COMP282-03 Handle hot plate 2pc
4 COMP282-04 Hot plate no handle
5 COMP282-05 Burner assembly
6 COMP282-06 Leg assy 3pc
7 COMP282-07 Gas jet
8 H18R Gas hose
A selection of spare parts &
components are available for your
appliance to ensure years of operation.
WARRANTY
This appliance is covered against faulty
workmanship and materials for a period of
12 months from the date of original purchase.
The following items are not covered by warranty:
• Blocked gas jet
Each of these items are a serviceable part and are
readily available from your specialist outdoor retailer.
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