Coyote CCX3 User manual

Built‐inModels
ForOutdoorUseOnly
IMPORTANT:ReadthelightinginstructiononPage20beforefirsttimeuse!
Toinstallerorpersonassemblinggrill:Leavethismanualwithgrillforfuturereference.
Toconsumer:Keepthismanualforfuturereference.
COYOTEOUTDOORLIVING,INC.
www.coyoteoutdoor.com
CoyoteStainlessSteelGasGrill
Use&CareManual
ForLiquidPropaneandNaturalGasModels
Coyote 34" CCX3 Coyote 36" CCX4
Coyote 36" CSX36 / CSLX36 Coyote 42" CSLX42NG
Conforms to ANSI STD Z21.58b-2012
Certified to CSA STD 1.6b-2012
Outdoor Cooking Gas Appliance
4004477
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Welcome&Congratulations
Congratulationsonyourpurchaseofanewgrill!Weareveryproudofourproductandweare
completelycommittedtoprovidingyouwiththebestservicepossible.Yoursatisfactionisour#1
priority.
Pleasereadthismanualcarefullytounderstandalltheinstructionsabouthowtoinstall,operate
andmaintainforoptimumperformanceandlongevity.
Weknowyou’llenjoyyournewgrillandthankyouforchoosingourproduct.Wehopeyouconsider
usforfuturepurchases.
Pleasereadandsavetheinstructions
ThisManualprovidesspecificoperatinginstructionsforyourmodel.Useyourgrillonlyas
instructedinthismanual.Theseinstructionsarenotmeanttocovereverypossibleconditionand
situationthatmayoccur.Commonsenseandcautionmustbepracticedwheninstalling,
operatingandmaintaininganyappliance.

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TableofContents
SafetyInstructions…............................2
GrillModels.......................................4
LocatingtheGrill...............................5
GasRequirements............................8
UsingYourBurners&Grilling............14
LightingYourGrill............................…19
OperationandFeatures.................….21
Care&Maintenance...........................22
TroubleshootingYourGrill..........……26
LimitedWarranty..........................…...28
PartsListings................................…..30
SafetySymbols
•WARNING
IFYOUSMELLGAS:
1. Shutoffgastotheappliance.
2. Extinguishanyopenflame.
3. OpenLid.
4. Ifodorcontinues,keepawayfromthe
applianceandimmediatelycallyourgassupplier
oryourfiredepartment.
•WARNING
WARNING:
1.DONOTstoreorusegasolineorother
flammableliquidsorvaporsinthevicinityof
thisoranyotherappliance.
2.AnLPcylindernotconnectedforuseshallnot
bestoredinthevicinityofthisoranyother
appliance.
•WARNING
DANGERindicatesanimminently
hazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,
willresultindeathorseriousinjury.
•CAUTION
CAUTIONindicatesapotentially
hazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,
mayresultinminorormoderatepersonal
injury,orpropertydamage.•WARNING
FOROUTDOORUSEONLY:
NEVERoperategrillinenclosedareas,asthis
couldleadtogasaccumulatingfromaleak,
causinganexplosionoracarbonmonoxide
buildupwhichcouldresultininjuryordeath.
DONOTuseyourgrillingarages,breezeways,
shedsoranyenclosedarea.NOTFORUSEBY
CHILDREN.Iftheseinstructionsareignored,a
hazardousfireorexplosioncouldresultin
physicalinjury,deathorpropertydamage!
•WARNING
WARNINGindicatesapotentially
hazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,
couldresultindeathorseriousinjury.

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WARNING:Improperinstallation,adjustment,alteration,serviceormaintenancecancauseinjuryor
propertydamage.Readtheinstallation,operatingandmaintenanceinstructionsthoroughlybefore
installingorservicingthisequipment.
GeneralSafetyInstructions
1. ForHouseholdOutdoorUseOnly–DONOTuseindoorsorinanytypeofenclosedareasuchasagarage,
shedorbreezeway.Keepclearoftreesandshrubs.Thegrillsarenotintendedforinstallationinoron
recreationalvehicles,portabletrailers,boatsoranyothermovinginstallation.Notforcommercialuse.
2. Theareasurroundingyournewgrillshouldbekeptcleanandfreefromflammableliquidsandother
combustiblematerialssuchasmops,ragsorbrooms,aswellassolvents,cleaningfluids,andgasoline.
3. Toreducetheriskofseriousorfatalinjuryfrombreathingtoxicfumesandfromexplosionandfireasa
resultofleakinggas,useonlyoutdoorsinanopenareawithgoodventilation.Donotobstructtheflowof
combustionandventilationair.
4. Neverusethegrillinwindyconditions.Iflocatedinaconsistentlywindyarea(oceanfront,mountaintop,
etc.)awindbreakwillberequired.Alwaysadheretothespecifiedclearanceslisted.
5. Donotleavethegrillunattendedwhilecooking.
6. Donotusenaturalgasinaunitdesignedforliquidpropanegasorviceversa.
7. Donotusefuelsuchascharcoalbriquettesinagasgrill.
8. Keepchildrenandpetsawayfromhotgrill.DONOTallowchildrentouseorplaynearthegrill.
9. Neverattempttorepairorreplaceanypartofthegrillyourselfunlessspecificallyrecommendedinthis
manual.Allotherservicesshouldbeperformedbyaqualifiedservicetechnician.
10. Neverleanoveranopengrill.Donotplaceclothingorotherflammablematerialonornearthegrill.Do
notwearloose‐fittingclothesorlongsleeveswhileusingthegrillassomefabricscanbehighlyflammable.
11. HaveanABCfireextinguisheraccessible.Neverattempttoextinguishagreasefirewithwaterorother
liquids.
12. Neverusealuminumfoiltolinethegrillracksorthedriptrays,thiscanalterairflowforproper
combustionandalsobuildupheatinthecontrolareacausingtheknobsandignitertomelt.
13. Whenusingthegrill,donottouchthegrillrack,burnergrate,orimmediatesurroundingsastheseareas
becomeextremelyhotandcancauseburns.Alwaysuseacoveredhandwhenopeningthegrillhoodand
onlydososlowlytoallowheatandsteamtoescape.
14. DONOTallowgreaseorotherhotmaterialdrippingfromthegrillontovalve,hoseorregulator,turnoff
gassupplyimmediately.Afterthegrillhascooled,determinethecauseandcorrectit.Aftercleaningthe
valve,hoseandregulator,performaleaktestbeforecontinuinguse.
15. Donotheatanyunopenedglassormetalcontaineroffoodonthegrill.Pressuremaybuildupandcause
thecontainertoburst,possiblyresultinginseriouspersonalinjuryordamagetothegrill.
16. Keepanyelectricalsupplycordsawayfromwaterorheatedsurfaces.Electricalcordsshouldbeplaced
awayfromwalkwaystoavoidtrippinghazard.
17. Keepgassupplylinesasshortaspossible.
18. Nevermovethegrillwhenhot.
19. DONOTusewhileundertheinfluenceofdrugsoralcohol.
20. DONOTstoreasparegascylinderunderornearyourgrill.
21. DONOTgrillwithoutthedriptrayinplace,hotgreasecouldleakdownwardandproduceafireoran
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explosion.Driptrayshouldbepushedallthewaytotheracklocatedjustunderthegrill.
22. Greaseisextremelyflammable.Lethotgreasecooldownbeforeattemptingtohandleordisposeofit.
Thedriptrayshouldbecleanedandfreeofgreaseonaregularbasis.
23. Intheeventthataburnergoesout,turnburnerknobstothefullOFFposition,fullyopenthegrillhood
andletitairout.Donotattempttousethegrilluntilthegashashadtimetodissipate.
24. Donotusegrilluntilleakcheckhasbeenmade.
25. Turnoffthecylindervalvewhenyourgrillisnotinuse.
26. Ensurethecontrolknobsareinthe“OFF”positionwhennotinuse.
27. UseonlyaGroundFaultInterrupter(GFI)protectedcircuitwiththisoutdoorcookinggasappliance.
CALIFORNIAPROPOSITION65‐WARNING:Theburningofgascookingfuelsgeneratessomebyproductswhich
areonthelistofsubstanceswhichareknownbytheStateofCaliforniatocausecancerorreproductiveharm.
Californialawrequiresbusinessestowarncustomersofpotentialexposuretosuchsubstances.Tominimize
exposuretothesesubstances,alwaysoperatethisunitaccordingtotheUseandCareManual,ensuringyou
providegoodventilationwhencookingwithgas.

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Whetheryouareinneedofaslimmer3Burnergrillforyourpatio,orareinneedofalarger42”grill,thatcan
entertainandbringstyletoanysizeparty,Coyotehasthegrillforyou!
ModelNo.ProductSize
(inch/mm)
BTU/HR
(Main/Back)
Burner(s)Rotisserie
Motor
Hood
Light
CCX334"(863)60,000/None3SUSburners NoYes
CCX436"(902)80,000/None4SUSburnersNoYes
CSX36/CSLX3636"(902)80,000/15,0003SUSburners,1sear
and1backburner
YesYes
CSLX4242"(1067)100,000/15,0004SUSburners,1sear
and1backburner
YesYes
Grill Models
Coyote 34" CCX3 Coyote 36" CCX4
Coyote 36" CSX36 / CSLX36 Coyote 42" CSLX42NG

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Checkyourlocalbuildingcodesforthepropermethodofinstallation.Intheabsenceoflocalcodes,thisunit
shouldbeinstalledinaccordancewiththeNationalFuelGasCodeNo.Z223.1‐1998USAorCAN/CGA‐B149.1/.2
NaturalGas/PropaneCode(Canada)latesteditionortheNationalElectricalCodeANSI/NFPANo.70orthe
CanadianElectricalCodeCSAC22.1,1990orlatestversion.
- Beforeinstallingbuilt‐ingrillsinenclosures,copyallproductinformationsuchasmodelnumber,serial
numberandtypeofgrill(e.g.naturalgasorLP)andstoreinformationinasafeplace.
- Ifthegrillisinstalledbyaprofessionalinstallerortechnician,besurethatheshowsyouwhereyourgas
supplyshut‐offislocated.Allgaslinesmusthaveashut‐offthatisreadilyandeasilyaccessible.Ifyou
smellgas,checkforgasleaksimmediately.Checkonlywithasoapandwatersolution.Nevercheckforgas
leakswithanopenflame.
Notice:WestronglyrecommendprofessionalinstallationandhookupoftheGasBBQgrill.Theseinstructionswill
provideyouwiththemeasurementsnecessaryforyouoryourbuildertoconstructamasonrystructuretohouse
youroutdoorgasgrill.
IMPORTANT:Gasfittings,regulator,andinstallersuppliedshut‐offvalvesmustbeeasilyaccessible.
LOCATIONOFYOURGRILL:
Locatethegrillonlyinawellventilatedarea.Neverlocatethegrillinabuilding,garage,breezeway,shedor
othersuchenclosedareaswithoutanapprovedventilationsystem.Duringheavyuse,thegrillwillproducealot
ofsmoke.Ensurethereisadequateareaforittodissipate.
VentilationRequirementsforProperOperationofyourCoyoteGrill
•Ventilationforagasgrillisabsolutelymandatorytoensurethatyourgrillperformsasintendedandto
ensurethesafetyofyouandyourfamily.TheventsthatarerequiredtohonoraCoyotewarranty,not
onlyensurethatanyheatthatistrappedinsideyourgrillfromenvironmentalfactors(suchaswind)
escapebuttheyalsoallowanygasthathasleakedfromatankorconnection,toescapebeforea
buildupofsuchgascanoccurandpossiblyignite.
•Asimplewaytothinkofwhatisoccurringinsideyourgrillisthatwhenyourburnersareon,theyare
emittingaflamethatcreatestheheattocookyourfood.Thisheatmustexhaustfromthegrill,
otherwiseyouwouldeventuallyhaveaunitthatwouldnotonlybuildupimmenseheatbutalso
immensepressure.Thiscouldcauseseveredamagetonotonlythegrillbutanyoperatorsorproperty
nearby.Withthatsaid,ifyouhavewindcomingintothebackofyourunit,theproblemwillnotbe
withthewindhittingyourflamesandcausingthemtopushtheflamedownward.Theproblem
actuallylieswiththewindactingasablockfortheexhaust,whichismainlyoutthebackofthehood
(abovetherearpanelbutbelowthetopofthehood).Thisblockageofexhaustiswhatstartsthe
problems.
•Iftheislandisventilatedproperly(withaminimumof2ventsforcrossventilationandatleast20sqin
oneachvent)thenanyheatthatistrappedinsideduetowindshouldbeabletodissipateoutofthe
islandvents.However,iftheislandisnotventilatedproperlyandthewindiscomingfromtheback,
thentheheatwilltrytoescapethroughtheeasiestexit,whichwillmostlikelybethroughthebottom
ofthegrillandfrontcontrolpanel.Thiscancausethecontrolpanelandknobstogethottothetouch
andpossiblyevenburnyourfingers,nottomentionthatitcanmeltallrubbergasketsonthevalves
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anddamagetheignitionsystemtowhereitwillneedfullreplacement.
•Ventilationandthevariableofyourmostcommonwinddirectionmustalwaysbeconsideredwhen
planningyouroutdoorcookingisland.Justthesameasyouwouldplanthelayoutandmeasureyour
indoorkitchen,youmustalsodothesamefortheoutdoorsbutyoucannotforgetaboutMother
Natureandtheeffectsshecanhaveonyouroutdoorcookingequipment.
oCoyoteWindGuards:Ifyoudorunintoasituationwhereyouwillhavewindcomingintothe
backoftheunit,Coyotedoessell"WindGuards"thathelpkeepyourgrilllfromoverheating
duetonoexhaustoccuringoutthebackofthegrill.OurWindGuardsshouldneverbe
consideredasaguaranteedsolutiontothisproblem.Theyareonlyintendedtohelpthewind
divertupandoverthetopofthegrill.Ifthewindisstrong,thenyoucanstillhaveproblems
withtheheatbeingtrappedinthehood.OurWindGuardscanbepurchasedthroughanyof
ourauthorizeddealers.
Clearance:
•TONON‐COMBUSTIBLECONSTRUCTION:Fornon‐combustiblematerial,Coyotegrillscanbeplaced
directlyon,oradjacenttothenon‐combustiblematerial.ThehoodonaCoyotegrillpivotsmainlyon
thebody.Ifyouhaveawallorpartitionbehindtheunitthatwouldblockventilation,thenaminimum
of7"clearancefromthebackofthegrilltothewallisneededforthepurposeofventilation.Ifyoudo
nothaveawallorpartitionblockingtheventilationoftheunit,thenyouonlyneedanextra2"behind
theunitforthehoodtoopenfully.Ifyouwishtousetherotisserieoption,youwillwanttomakesure
thatyouleaveadequatespace(atleast6")oneachsideofthegrillsothatthemotorandrotisserie
spithandlewillhaveroomonthecounter,astheseextendpasttheoveralldimensionsofthegrill
body.
•CLEARANCETOCOMBUSTIBLECONSTRUCTION:Forcombustibleconstruction,youmusthaveatleast
24"clearancetoanycombustiblematerial(inanydirection)foraCoyoteWarrantytobeupheldand
forthesafetyofthehomeowner.YoucanNOTlocatethegrillunderanycombustiblematerialwithout
anapprovedventilationsystemdirectlylocatedabovetheunit.
•INSULATEDJACKETSANDCOMBUSTIBLECONSTRUCTION:Ifyoumustusecombustiblematerialtobuild
yourgrillislandANDyouaregoingtobewithin24"ofthegrillwiththiscombustiblematerial,thenyou
mustusetheappropriateCoyoteInsulatedJacket.Theinsulatedjacketwillactasabarriertoprotect
yourgrillislandfromtheheatandfireofyourCoyotegrill.Ifaninsulatedjacketisnotusedina
combustiblematerialisland,thewarrantyontheCoyotegrillwillbevoidedimmediatelyandsafety
cannotbeensured.
ForBuilt‐inInstallations
Abuilt‐ingrillisdesignedforeasyinstallationintomasonryenclosures.Fornon‐combustibleapplications,the
grilldropsintotheopening(asshownincut‐outdetaildrawing‐Fig.A)andhangsfromthegrillbodyitself.A
bottomdeckisnotrequiredtosupportthegrillfromthebottom.Itisalsorequiredthat:
•Twoventilationholes,ofatleast20sqinchesinsize,mustbepresenttohelpreleaseanygasfroma
leak.
AsPropaneisheavierthanair,locateyourventsatthetankvalveheightorlower
•Thecountershouldbeflatandlevelinreferencetothefloor.
LPTANKSTORAGEMUSTBEISOLATEDINASEPARATECOMPARTMENTFROMTHATOFTHEGRILLANDITMUST
BEVENTEDASWELL.(RECOMMENDBOTTOMVENTSFORLP)

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CutoutDimensionsFigureA
ModelCutoutDimensionsOverallDimensionsTotalBTURatings
ElectricalOutlets
Needed(110V)
Grills
Heigh
tWidthDepthHeight WidthDepthLPNG
Rotisseri
e
Light
s
CCX311"31"201/2"221/2" 34"233/4" 60,000 60,000NoQty1
CCX411"321/2" 201/2"221/2" 351/2" 233/4" 80,000 80,000NoQty1
CSX3611"321/2" 201/2"221/2" 351/2" 233/4" 95,000 95,000Qty1Qty1
CSLX3611"321/2" 201/2"221/2" 351/2" 233/4" 95,000 95,000Qty1Qty2
CSLX4211"391/2" 201/2"221/2" 42"233/4"
115,00
0
115,00
0Qty1Qty2

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IMPORTANT:Beforeconnectinggrilltogassource,makesureBBQGrillcontrolknobsareinthe“OFF”
position.
•Verifythetypeofgassupplytobeused,eithernaturalorLP,andmakesurethemarkingonthe
applianceratinglabelagreeswiththatofthesupply.
•AllpipesealantsmustbeanapprovedtypeandresistanttotheactionsofLPgas.Neverusepipe
sealantonflarefittings.
•Theinstallationofthisappliancemustconformwithlocalcodesor,intheabsenceoflocalcodes,with
eitherNationalFuelGasCode,ANSIZ223.1/NFPA54,NaturalGasandPropaneInstallationCode,CSA
B149.1,orPropaneStorageandHandlingCode,B149.2,ortheStandardforRecreationalVehicles,ANSI
A119.2/NFPA1192M,andCSAZ240RVSeries,RecreationalVehicleCode,asapplicable.
WARNING:GasvalvesarepresetatthefactorytooperateonLPornaturalgas.Ifyouwishtoconvert,besure
tocontactyourgrilldealerFIRST!
ThispropanegasgrillisdesignedtooperateonpropanegasONLY,atapressureregulatedat11”(279.4mm)
watercolumn(W.C.)whenequippedwiththecorrectpropaneorificesonthevalvesandapropaneregulator
onthesupplylineregulatedattheresidentialmeter.TheLPgasgrillisdesignedtobeusedwithastandard20
lbsgascylinderandmustbeconstructedandmarkedinaccordancewithspecificationsoftheUSDepartment
ofTransportationforpropanegascylinders.
Alwayskeepcylindersecurelyfastenedinanuprightposition.Neverconnectanunregulatedpropanegas
cylindertothegrill.
Donotsubjectpropanecylinderstoexcessiveheat.
CAUTION:NeverstoreaLPgascylinderinsideabuildingorinthevicinityofanygas‐burningappliance.
CylinderSpecifications
- AnyL.P.gassupplycylinderusedwiththisgrillmustbeapproximately12inchesdiameterand18inches
high.Themaximumfuelcapacityis80%andisapproximately20poundsofpropane.
- TheL.P.cylindermusthaveashut‐offvalve(seepicture)terminatinginaType1L.P.
- AType1compatiblecylinderwithaType1cylindervalvehasaback‐checkvalvewhichdoesnotpermit
WARNING: Never attach an unregulated gas line to the appliance. Connection to an
unregulated gas line can cause excessive heat or fire.
NOTE: Always have a qualified service technician perform difficult conversions
or modifications.
LP Gas Hook-up
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gasflow,untilapositivesealhasbeenobtained.
- Thecylindermustbearrangedforvaporwithdrawal.Itmustalsoincludea
collartoprotectthecylindervalve.Asafetyreliefdevicehavingdirect
communicationwiththevaporspaceofcylindermustbeprovided.Thiswill
expelhighpressuregasifthecylinderisoverfilledoroverheatedwhich
couldresultinfireorexplosion.
- AllL.P.gascylindersusedwiththisapplianceshallbeconstructedand
markedinaccordancewiththespecificationsforL.P.gascylindersoftheU.
S.DepartmentofTransportation(DOT)ortheNationalStandardofCanada,
CAN/CSA‐B339,Cylinders,SpheresandTubesforTransportationof
DangerousGoods;andCommission,asapplicable;andshallbeprovided
withalistedoverfillingpreventiondevice.
- ReadlabelsontheL.P.GasSupplyCylinder.
- Newcylindersarealwaysshippedemptyforsafety.
- AllowonlyqualifiedL.P.gasdealerstofillorrepairyourL.P.gassupplycylinder.
- Informthegasdealerifitisaneworusedcylindertobefilled.
- Afterfilling,havethegasdealercheckforleaksandtoseethatthereliefvalveremainsfreetofunction.
HoseandRegulator(Comesstandardwiththegrill)
TheType1connectionsystemhasthefollowingfeatures:
- Thesystemwillnotallowgastoflowuntilapositiveconnectionhas
beenmade.
NOTE:Thecylindercontrolvalvemustbeturnedoffbeforeany
connectionismadeorremoved.
- Thesystemhasathermalelementthatwillshutofftheflowofgasin
theeventofafire.
- Thesystemhasaflowlimitingdevicewhich,whenactivated,willlimit
theflowofgasto10cubicfeetperhour.
- NEVERusegrillwithoutleaktestingthisconnection.
LP(Propane)GasSupplyConnection
1. Thetankvalveshouldbeinthe“OFF”position.Ifnot,turntheknob
clockwiseuntilitstops.
2. Makesureallburnervalvesareinthe“OFF”position.
3. Alwaysconnectthegassupplyregulatorasfollows:
Inserttheregulatorinletintothetankvalveandturnthecouplingnut
clockwiseuntilthecouplertightensup(seepicture).Donotovertightenthe
coupler.Turnthemaintankvalveonandturntheburnercontrolvalveson
theunittothe“HIGH”positionforabout20secondstoallowtheairinthe
systemtopurgebeforeattemptingtolighttheburners.

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Pre‐OperationLeakTesting
DANGER
1. Donotinsertanytoolintothevalveoutletorsafetyreliefvalve.Youmaydamagethevalveandcausea
leak.Leakingpropanemayresultinexplosion,fire,severepersonalinjury,ordeath.
2. Ifaleakisdetectedatanytimeoryoucannotstopagasleak,immediatelyclosepipelinevalveandcallLP
gassupplieroryoufiredepartment!
3. Checkallgassupplyfittingsbeforeeachuseandeachtimethegassupplycylinderisconnectedtothe
regulator.Haveaqualifiedservicetechnicianleaktestthegrillanytimeapartofthegassystemis
replaced.
WARNING
Neverattempttoattachthisgrilltotheself‐containedLPgassystem.Donotusegrilluntilleaktesting.
BeforeTesting
DONOTsmokewhileleaktesting.Extinguishallopenflames.Neverleaktestwithanopenflame.Mixa
solutionofequalpartsmilddetergentorliquidsoapandwater.
LeakTestingValves,HoseandRegulator
1.TurnallgrillcontrolknobstoOFF.
2.BesurehoseistightlyconnectedtoLPtank.
3.CompletelyopenLPtankvalvebyturningcylindervalve
knobcounterclockwise(righttoleft).Ifyouheararushing
sound,turngasoffimmediately.Thereisamajorleakat
theconnection.Correctbeforeproceedingbycalling
franchiserforreplacementparts.
4.Brushsoapysolutionontoareaswherebubblesare
showninLPtank(seepicture).
5.If“growing”bubblesappear,thereisaleak.CloseLP
tankvalveimmediatelyandretightenconnections.Ifleads
cannotbestoppeddonottrytorepair.Callfranchiserfor
replacement.
6.AlwayscloseLPtankvalveafterperformingleaktestbyturningcylindervalveknobclockwise.
NOTE:Whenleaktestingthisappliance,makesuretotestandtightenalllooseconnections,includingtheside
burner.Aslightleakinthesystemcanresultinalowflame,orahazardouscondition.
LPGasSupplyCylinderDisconnection
1. Turntheburnervalvesoff.
2. Turnthetankvalveoff.(Turnclockwisetostop).
3. Detachtheregulatorassemblyfromthetankvalvebyturningthequickcouplingnutcounterclockwise.

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LPTankRemoval,TransportandStorage
- TurnOFFallcontrolknobsandLPtankvalve.Turncouplingnutcounterclockwisebyhandonly‐donot
usetoolstodisconnect.LiftLPtankwireupwardoffofLPtankcollar,thenliftLPtankupandoffof
supportbracket.InstallsafetycapontoLPtankvalve.Alwaysusecapandstrapsuppliedwithvalve.
Failuretousesafetycapasdirectedmayresultinserious
personalinjuryand/orpropertydamage.
- AdisconnectedLPtankinstorageorbeingtransportedmusthave
asafetycapinstalled
(asshown).DonotstoreanLPtankinenclosedspacessuchasa
carport,garage,porch,coveredpatioorotherbuilding.Never
leaveaLPtankinsideavehiclewhichmaybecomeoverheatedby
thesun.
- DonotstoreLPtankinanareawherechildrenplay.
LPTankFilling
- Useonlylicensedandexperienceddealers.
- LPdealermustpurgedtankbeforefilling.
- DealershouldNEVERfillLPtankmorethan80%ofLPtankvolume.Volumeofpropaneintankwillvaryby
temperature.
- Afrostyregulatorindicatesgasoverfill.ImmediatelycloseLPtankvalveandcalllocalLPgasdealerfor
assistance.
- Donotreleaseliquidpropane(LP)gasintotheatmosphere.Thisisahazardouspractice.
- ToremovegasfromLPtank,contactanLPdealerorcallalocalfiredepartmentforassistance.Checkthe
telephonedirectoryunder“Gascompanies”fornearestcertifiedLPdealers.
LPTankExchange
- ExchangeyourType1cylinderwithOPDsafetyfeature‐equippedONLY.
- AlwayskeepnewandexchangedLPtanksinuprightpositionduringuse,transitorstorage.Leaktestnew
andexchangedLPtanksBEFOREconnectingtogrill.
LargeCapacityPropaneTanksandHomes:
•LP(LiquidPropane)CoyoteGrillscanbeinstalledintopropanefueledhouses.Meaningthatifyour
entirehouseisplumbedforpropaneandyouhaveanexteriorconnectionforsuchuse,thena
standardLPgrillfromCoyotewillmeetyourneeds,regardlessofthesize.Anyappliancecanbe
installedifinstalledproperly!ThatistheCoyoteway!
oCoyotedoesnotsupplyanygasfittingsorlines,otherthantheregulatorneededwithinthe
grillbox
oAllCoyoteLPGrillscomewitha20lbtankregulator.Thisregulatorcannotbeusedor
modifiedtoworkonanyothersetup.
Ifyouarerunningoffofalargecapacitytank(morethan20lbs),thenan“in‐line”LP
regulatorisneeded,CoyoteCustomerServicemustbecontactedtoassistwiththis
situation.
oAscountiesvaryfromstatetostate,itisupontheowner/installertoensurethatallcounty,
stateandfederalcodesarefollowedforanygasinstallation.

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Alwayschecktheratingplatetomakesurethegassupplyyouarehookinguptoisthegastypethegrillis
manufacturedfor.
ThisnaturalgasgrillisdesignedtooperateonnaturalgasONLY,atapressureregulatedat4”(101.6mm)water
column(W.C.)whenequippedwiththecorrectnaturalgasorificesonthevalvesandanaturalgasregulatoron
thesupplylineregulatedattheresidentialmeter.
IMPORTANT:Neverconnectthegrilltoanunregulatedgassupply.
Naturalgasconnectionsmustbeperformedbyalicensedcontractororlocalgascompanyrepresentative.
NaturalGasHoseandRegulator
IMPORTANT:NEVERusegrillwithoutleaktestingthisconnection.
Naturalgasregulatormodel:GR120
Gaspressure:4”(101.6mm)
Maximumrateworkingpressure:1/2Psig
NaturalGasSupplyandConnection
1. Makesureallburnervalvesareinthe“OFF”position
2. AllNGunitsneedtohavearegulatorandshut‐offvalveonthesupplyline.
3. AllPipethreadsneedtohaveproper,gasrated,outdoorratedthreadsealant.Flareendsdonotneedor
utilizepipesealant.
4. YourNGCoyotegrillcomeswitha½”regulator,alongwitha18”blackhose.
a) Youneedtosealtheregulatortothehoseusingyourpipesealant.
b) Thenattachtheflareendtoyourmanifoldline,withnopipesealant.
c) Next,attachyournextconnectionhose(notincluded)totheothersideoftheNGregulator(itisalso
½”MIP)
i. Wesuggestusing½”stainlesssteelcorrugatedhosesforallNGGrills
ii. Makesurethatyoupurchaseahoseofadequatelengthandcapacityfortheintended
application.
d) Connecttheotherendofthishose,toyourshutoffvalve
i. Dependingonyourchoiceofhoseandshut‐off,thenipplegoingintotheshut‐offvalvemay
vary.
e) Testallconnectionsforleakswithasoapandwatersolution.
Natural Gas Hook-up

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HighElevationInstallationandUse
CoyoteGrillsaredesignedtooperatemostefficientlyat0‐2000feetabovesealevel.From2000‐4000feetabovesea
levelyouwillnotnoticeanysubstantialdecreaseinyourheat,althoughmoregasiscombustingwithintheburners
duetolessoxygen.Above4000feet,youmayexperiencealittlelongercookingtimeonyourgrillthanyouwould
experienceatsealevel.Butagain,thisisjustduetotheair/fuelmixturetakingplacewithintheburners.Ifany
problemsorconcernsexistaboutyourlocationorelevation,pleasecontactCoyoteCustomerServiceforassistance.
GasConversions–NaturalGasandPropane
Coyotegrillsareabletobeconvertedbutyoumustobtainthecorrectconversionkitandwealwayrsrecommend
thatanygasapplianceconversionshouldalwaysbeperformedbyaLicensedPlumberoracertifiedInstaller.
ConversionkitsaresoldforCoyotegrillsandcanbepurchasedthroughyourdealer,orCoyote’sCustomerService
Department.AnyotherkitororificesusedthatarenotofCoyotebrand,willautomaticallyvoidanywarrantyonthe
unit.Furthermore,itisimportanttounderstandthatwhereeverthereisaburner,thereisanorificethatwillneed
tobechanged(donotforgettherotisserieorsearburner).
ThestepsforconvertingyourCoyotegrillsmainandsearburnersare:
1. Pullgrilloutofislandorcart.
2. RemoveDripPanandCookingGrates
3. Unscrewboltconnectingthemanifoldpipetothegrillbody,locatedatthebacksideofthegrill.
4. Unscrewthe4boltsholdingthefaceplatetothebody(onthefrontedgewhereyourcookinggratesits)
5. Unscrewthe2bolts(oneachside)ofthemanifoldandfaceplateassembly,thatholdsthisentireassembly
tothebodyofthegrill.
6. Disconnectallwiresandflexlines,fromthevalvesandigniterassemblywhilepayingcloseattentiontotheir
originallocation.
7. Slideentirecontrolpanelandvalveassemblyoutfromthegrillbody.
8. Flipcontrolpaneloveronitsside,soyouhaveeasyaccesstothevalves.
9. SearBurnerGrillsOnly–Removecenterknob,unscrewtopandbottomscrewsonly.
a. Thesafetyvalvethatcontrolsthethermocoupleonyoursearburnermustbecompletelychanged.
Youcannotchangeonlytheorifice.
10. SearBurnerGrillsOnly–Unscrewbasebracket,holdcentervalvetogasmanifoldpipeandremovevalve
11. SearBurnerGrillsOnly–InstallnewSafetyValveinthecorrectgastypeandfollowtheremovalinstructions
inreverse.
12. Oncethepanelisflippedover,youwillseetheorificeattheendofthevalve.Withawrenchremovethe
orificefromthevalveandinstallthenewgasorifice,
13. Re‐assembleinreverseandtestallconnectionsagainwithasoapywatersolutiontoensurenoleaks.
Toconvertyourrearburnerorifice:
1. Removeyourentirerotisserieassembly
2. Removethebackpanelthatcoversyourrearrotisserieburner
a. Withthehoodopen,removethe4screwsontopofthispanel
b.Withthehoodclosed,removethe4screwsonthebackofthispanel
c. Withthehoodclosed,lookunderneaththissamebackpanelandyouwillsee4‐5bolts(depending
onyourgrill),theseonlyneedtobeloosened
3. Next,pulltheentirepanel(startingfromtheback)outfromthegrill
a. Itisdesignedtofittight,soyoumayneedaflatheadscrewdrivertopopthestainlessawayfromthe
body
4. Next,youwillseethegasline,brasselbowandorifice
5. Useawrenchtoremovetheorificeandinstallthenewone
6. Re‐assembleinreverseandcheckyourbackburnertoensureproperignitionandburning

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Yourgrillisdesignedtoreachatemperaturethatyousetbyadjustingavalvethatinturnsadjuststheamountofgas
thatgoesthrougheachburner.ThisValveislocatedbehindyourknobandisthekeytoyourheatandfuel
consumption.Anexamplebeing:Cookingonlowwillgiveyoulongeruseoutofa20lbLPtankthanwillcookingon
higheverysingletime.
Furthermore,thewaytoignitetheburnersisthroughthevalves,sopleaseunderstandtheimportanceofthispiece
andtheposition/caretakentotheknobs.
•Example:Ifyouforgettoturnaknoboffandtheburnerisnotlit,thenyouwillhaveagasleakoutofthat
valve.Youmustbeawareofyourgrillsstatusandberesponsible!
BurnerConfigurationandHeatDispersion:
Ifyoulookundertheveryfrontofyourcookinggrates,youwillrealizethatforthefirstfewinches,theburnerdoes
notreleaseanygas.Thisisdesignedtobethemediumheatportionofyourgrillforseveralreasons.
•Onebeingthattheflavorizersensureevenheatdispersionlaterallyacrossyourgrillscookingsurface,sothe
frontisdesignedtobeyourmediumheatsection,whileyoucanutilizethemiddleofyourcookinggratesto
getagoodhighheat(donotforgetthatthisalldependsonhowhighyouhaveyourvalvesturnedaswell).
•Asyoumovetowardsthebackofyourgrillandpastthemiddlesection,youwillrealizethatthisisthe
hottestportionofyourgrill.
oUnderneath,wheretheburnerisboltedtothebackofthebody,youwillseethatthereisa
“crossover”inbetweeneachburner.Thiscrossover,sendsgasfromoneburnertothenext(aslong
asthevalvesareopen),toensurethatallofyourburnerswilllightincaseyourignitersfail.
oForexample,ifyoucanonlygetoneburnertolight,youjustneedtokeepthehoodopenandturn
onthevalvenexttoit,tothehighposition.Gaswillthentravelthroughthenew/openburnerand
willcatchtheflamefromtheinitialburner.Thiscrossoverdoesprovideyouconstantheatacross
thebackthatincreasesthetemperatureandprovidesyouwithyourhottestpositiononthegrill
(unlessyouhaveaCSmodelwithasearburner–inwhichthesearburnerwillprovideyourhighest
temperatureforcooking/searing).
Tounderstandhowthiswilleffectyourcooking,pleasetakealookatthepicturesbelowforvisualassistance.
Using Your Burners and Grilling Safely

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BurnerUse–Indirect,Direct,Sear,RotisserieCooking
Asyoucanimagine,bycontrollinghowmuchgasflowsthroughyourburner;determinesthesizeofyourflame.The
idealflamewillbeblue,withnoyellowtip,orexcessivenoisecomingoutoftheburner.
Ifyouhappentohaveanyoftheseproblems:
•Youwillwanttochecktheairadjustmentscrewonthesideoftheburneritself(calledtheAirVenturi)and
alsotheadjustmentscrewthatresidesdirectlybelowtheorificetoensurepropergasflowintotheburner
fromthevalve
•Therearemanyreasonsthatcancausepoorflamesandheatbutnonearemoreseriousthanagasleak,so
alwayspayattentionfortheodorofgas(NGorLP)butdonotalsoforgettocleanyourburners!
ForDirectCookingyousimplycookyourfoodoveradirectflamethatishotandquicktocookbutisalsothe
quickestwaytoburnyourfood.Payattentioncloselyifyouchoosethismethod!
IndirectCookinghoweverisusedforlargercutsofmeatsandanythingthatyouareintendingtokeepniceandjuicy!
•Allyouneedtodoisturnofftheburnerthatliesunderthefoodbeingcookedandadjusttheexterior
burnersflamesothatyoucreateaslow,constantandevencookingenvironmentforyourfood!
Ifyouarelookingforacookingexperiencethatwillalmostinstantlycookyourfooditem,thenSearCookingisan
essential!SearCookingusesaceramicburnerthatemitsadifferentformofheatthatcanproduceamuchhigher
temperaturequicker,tolockinthejuices!
Now,ifyouarelookingforanexperiencethatwillallowyoutohaveajuicybird,straightfromtherotisserieofyour
grill,thenRotisserieCookingisgoingtobeyourchoice!Coyotegrillsutilizethesameceramicburnertechnologyin
theirsearburner,astheirrotisserieburner,alongwithamotorandspitthatwillholdandrotateupto20lbsoffood.
Allowingyoutocookabirdamazinglyquick,withoutburningorcharringanyportionofit.
InstructionforRotisserieAssembly
Rotisserieismostlyusedtocooklargepiecesofmeatandpoultrytoassureslow,evencooking.Theconstant
turningprovidesaself‐bastingaction,makingfoodcookedonarotisserieexceptionallymoistandjuicy.
Rotisseriecookinggenerallyrequires1½to4½hrstocookdependingonthesizeandtypeofmeatbeing
cooked.Youcanhaverotisseriecookingwithindirectheatwithinfraredrotisserieburner.Preferredby
professionalchefsoverothermethods,theintenseheatisidealforsearinginthenaturaljuicesandnutrients
foundinqualitymeats.
WARNING: Never stand with your head directly over the Grill when preparing to light the Rotisserie
burner, to prevent possible bodily injury.

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Forsuccessfulrotisserie,themeatshouldbecenteredandbalancedasevenlyaspossibleonthespitrodto
avoidoverworkingtherotisseriemotor.
1. AttachMotorBracketAssemblytothesideofthebarbecueframe(canbemountedoneitherleftorthe
rightsideoftheframe)usingtwoscrewsandtwonuts.
2. InsertRotisserieMotorontoMotorBracketAssembly.
3. AssembleKeyWasher,Counter‐balanceandhandletoSpitRod.SlideShaftCollarwithlongendtowards
handle.
4. SlideProngForkswiththeprongsfacingawayfromthehandleontotheSpitRod.PlacefoodontoSpit
RodandsecurewiththesecondProngForks.Securewiththumbscrews.PlaceSpitRodassemblyand
positionintoMotor.Securepositionwiththumbscrew.Itmaybenecessarytosecureanyloose
portionswithbutcher'sstring.Neverusenylonorplasticstringasitwillmeltandruinthefood.
5. Oncethefoodissecured,placethesharpendoftheSpitRodontothemotor,andthenresttheSpit
Rodonthesupportsateithersideofthegrill.
6. EnsurethatallBoltsaretightenedsecurely.
7. Whentherotisserieisbeingoperatedexclusively,itisstronglyrecommendedthatapanbeplacedon
thegrillinggrids,beneaththefoodtocatchthemeatdrippings.Thiswillpreventexcessivebuildupof
drippingsonthegridsandfacilitatecleaning.
a) Ifyourfoodislargeandapanwillnotfitontopofthegrates,youcanremovethecooking
gratesandplaceyourpandirectlyontheflavorizers.
i. Thecenterofyourspitrodtothetopofthehood,equalsthesamedistancefromthespit
rodtothetopoftheflavorizers.
NOTE:ClosehoodcarefullyandalignMotorBracketandShaftMountingBracketsothatRotisserieRodisin
betweenthehoodopenings.
No.QtyDescription
11110VMotor
No.QtyDescription
11110VMotor
21MotorBracket
31SpitRod
42ShaftCollar
52 4‐ProngFork
61Handle
71 Counterbalance
82Screw
92HexagonalHeadScrew
WARNING:NeveroperateRotisserieBurnerwithmain(other)burner(s)“ON”.WarmingRackmustbe
removedwhenRotisserieBurnerisON.

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ElectricalGroundingInstructions:
•Therotisseriemotorisequippedwithathree‐pronggroundingplugforyourprotectionagainst
electricshock.Thisplugmustbeinserteddirectlyintoaproperlygroundedthree‐prongreceptacle.Do
notcutorremovethegroundingprongfromthisplug.
•Therotisseriemotormustbeelectricallygroundedinaccordancewithlocalcodesor,intheabsence
oflocalcodes,inaccordancewiththeNationalElectricalCode,ANSI/NFPA70‐1990orCanadian
ElectricalCode,CSAC22.1.
•Donotuseanextensioncordtosupplypowertoyourgrill.Suchusemayresultinfire,electricalshock
orotherpersonalinjury.Donotinstallafuseintheneutralorgroundcircuit.Afuseintheneutralor
groundcircuitmayresultinanelectricalshockhazard.Donotgroundthisappliancetoagassupply
pipeorhotwaterpipe.
InstructionforConnectingtheTransformer
1. TransformerforInteriorLights‐Yourtransformerwillconnectontheleftsideofyourgrill(lookingatit
fromthefront)andoperatesthelightsinsideyourgrill.Followthepicturesandinsertthewhitemaleplug
intothewhitefemalesocket,ontheleftsideofyourgrillandthenplugthetransformerintoastandard
110voutlet.
LeftSideofGrillsMalePlugFemaleSocket
2. TransformerforBackLitKnobs–(onlyonCSLX36andCSLX42modelswithbacklitknobs)
Yourtransformerwillconnectontheleftsideofyourgrill(lookingatitfromthefront)andoperatestheLED
lightsbehindknobbezels.Followthepicturesandconnectthetransformer,andthenplugthetransformerinto
astandard110voutlet.ReadbelowinstructionforhowtochangenewLEDs.
RemovetheKnobRemovetheScrews

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TakeDowntheKnobBezelTheLEDPlasticBezel
PullOuttheWiresDisconnecttheWireandChangeNewLEDs
DotheoppositetoassembletheLEDs.
WARNING:ThetransformershouldbekeptawayfromtheheatoftheBBQ.
This manual suits for next models
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