Grandhall DS08ALP090 User manual

NOTETOASSEMBLER/INSTALLER:
Leavethismanualwiththeconsumer.
NOTETOCONSUMER:
Keepthismanualforfuturereference.
RECORDYOURSERIAL# __________________
(seesilverCSAlabelonmainbodyofgrill)
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IMPORTANT:
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Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructionscould
resultinafireorexplosionthatcouldcause
seriousbodilyinjury,deathorpropertydamage.
Whetherthisgrill wasassembled byyouor
someoneelse,youmustreadthisentiremanual
beforeusing yourgrilltoensurethe grillis
properlyassembled,installedandmaintained.
Use yourgrill atleast3feetaway fromany
wall orsurface. Useyourgrill atleast 3feet
awayfromcombustibleobjectsthatcan meltor
catchfiresuchasvinylorwood siding,fences
and overhangsorsourcesof ignition including
pilotlightson waterheatersand liveelectrical
appliances.
THISGASAPPLIANCEISDESIGNEDFOROUT-
DOORUSEONLY.
Never useyourgasgrillinagarage,porch,
shed,breezewayoranyotherenclosedarea.
Never obstructthe flowofventilation air
around yourgasgrill housing.
Never disconnectthe gasregulatororanygas
fitting while yourgrillislit.Alitgrill canignite
leakinggasand causeafireorexplosionwhich
couldresultinpropertydamage,personalinjury
ordeath.
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WARNING
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Manual #P80182002A-Date:2009/02/27
Operator'sManual
FREEHELP
FROMTHEGRILLEXPERTS
Grand Hall isthe expertonthisproduct
andtrained tohelpyouwith:
visitwww.grandhall.com orcall:
1-877-934-7455
Monday-Friday8:00am-4:30pmCST
AssemblyQuestions
GrillOperation
ReplacementofDamagedorMissingparts
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LiquidPropaneGas(LPG)Grill
ModelDS08ALP090
NaturalGas(NG)Grill
ModelDS08ANG090

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TableofContents
PrimarySafetyWarnings...........................1-3
Pre-AssemblyInstructions..............................3
PartDiagramsandLists..........................4-7
AssemblyInstructions................................8-10
Use&CareInstructions:
•GasSafetyand LeakTests...........11-13
•NaturalGasConnection.........................14
•Lighting Instructions.................................15
•Troubleshooting..........................................16
•Cleaning andMaintenance.....................17
•CookingGuide...................................A1-A5
•FrequentlyAsked Questions............A6-A7
WarrantyTerms............................BackCover
Donotstoreoruse gasolineor
otherflammableliquidsorvaporsin
thevicinityofthisoranyother
appliances.
AnLPcylindernotconnectedfor
use shall notbestoredinthevicin-
ityofthisoranyotherappliance.
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WARNING
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WARNING
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Thisappliance,when installed,mustbe electri-
callygrounded inaccordancewithlocalcodes
or,inthe absenceoflocalcodes,withthe
National Electrical Code,ANSI/NFPA 70, orthe
Canadian Electrical Code,CSA C22.1.
Keep anyelectricalsupplycordand the fuel
supplyhoseawayfromanyheated surfaces.
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WARNING
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•LPGmodelsmustbe used withLiquidPro-
paneGas andtheregulatorassemblysup-
plied.NaturalGas modelsmustbeused with
NaturalGas only.Anyattempttoconvertthe
grill fromonefueltypetoanotherisextremely
hazardous andwill voidthewarranty.
DANGER
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4.
Ifyousmell gas:
Shutoff gas totheappliance.
Extinguishanyopenflame.
Openlid.
Ifodorcontinues,keepawayfrom
theappliance andimmediatelycall
yourgas supplieroryourfire
department.
Keepgas regulatorhose awayfromhotgrill
surfaces and dripping grease.Avoidunneces-
sarytwisting ofhose.Visuallyinspecthose
priortoeach use forcuts,cracks,excessive
wearorotherdamage.Ifthehose appears
damageddo notuse thegas grill.Call
1-877-934-7455 foracertifiedreplacementhose.
CaliforniaProposition 65
Combustionbyproductsproducedwhenusing
thisproduct containchemicalsknowntothe State
ofCaliforniatocausecancer,birthdefects,or
otherreproductiveharm.
Brasscomponentsonthegrill,such as hose
fittings,propanecylindervalves(soldseparately)
andburnervalvestems,containleadwhich is
knowntotheStateofCaliforniatocausecancer,
birthdefects,orotherreproductiveharm.
Neveruse charcoalorlighterfluidinthisgas grill.
Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructionscould
result inagreasefireorexplosionthatcould
causeserious bodilyinjury,deathorproperty
damage.
TheGreaseDrainingTraymustbevisuallyin-
spected beforeeachgrill use.Remove anygrease
and washGrease Draining Trayand Grease
Receptaclewithamildsoapandwarmwater
solution. Failuretocomplywiththeseinstruc-
tions couldresult inagreasefireorexplosion
thatcouldcauseseriousbodilyinjury,deathor
propertydamage.
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PatentsheldbyGrand Hall include the following:
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TheCrossrayBurnerSystembyGrand Hall iscovered
byAustralianPatentNo.2006100635,Chinese PatentNo.
960361,EuropeanPatentPending,FrenchPatent
0607231,GermanPatentNo.20 2006 012 212.5,U.K
PatentGB2440714,and U.S.Patent7,475,632.

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Pre-AssemblyInstructionsForYourSafety
Tobeginyour“restaurantquality”grilling,becomefa-
miliarwithall ofthecooking elementsofyourGrand
Hallgrilllightingandoperatinginstructions.
Congratulationsonyourselectionofone ofthe finest
outdoorkitchenappliances available.YourGrill is
equippedwiththeuniqueCrossrayInfraredCooking
System® byGrandHall, whichoffersrestaurantstyle
grilling performance.
MORE FLAVORFULFOOD as theintense heat
searsthe food andlocks inthe juices whilealso
cookingit fasterwhichusuallymeansmoresuc-
culence.
FEWER FLAREUPS as thehigher infraredheat va-
porizes moredrippingswhich alsoadds natural
flavoring toyourfood.
MORE EFFICIENCYAND CONVENIENCE as the
higherheatmeansshortercooking times,more
fuelefficiencyandeasieryearroundgrilling.
Grill Installation Codes
The installationmustconformwithlocalcodesor,inthe
absence oflocalcodes,witheithertheNationalFuelGas
Code,ANSIZ223.1/NFPA54,NaturalGasandPropance
InstallationCode,CSAB149.1,orPropaneStorageand
HandlingCode,B149.2.
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PRE-ASSEMBLY
Readandperformthefollowingpre-assemblyinstruc-
tions:
ToolsRequiredforAssembly:
protectiveworkgloves
protectiveeyewear
You will needassistancefromanotherperson tohandle
thegrill headand otherlarge,heavy parts.
OpenLidofshippingcartonandremovetopsheetof
cardboardand packingmaterials.Laycardboardsheet
on floorand use as aworksurfacetoprotectfloorand
grillpartsfromscratches.
You mayslicethecarton frontcornerswithautilityknife
tolay open thecartonfrontpanel. Thisallowsyouto
raisethe Lidandremovethe componentspacked in-
side,makingiteasiertolift.
UsetheHardwareandPartDiagramstoensureall
itemsareincludedand freeofdamage.
Donotassembleoroperatethegrill ifitappearsdam-
aged.Iftherearedamagedormissing partswhenyou
unpack theshipping boxoryou havequestionsduring
theassemblyprocesscall1-877-934-7455M-F8AM-
4:30PMCSTforassistance.
CSA label
located on the
RightDoor
USPatented No.: 7,475,632
Europe PatentPending
AustraliaPatentNo.: 2006100635
GermanyPatentNo.: 202006012212.5
FrancePatentNo.: 0607231
UKPatentNo.: GB2440714
China PatentNo.: 960361
Infraredgrilling technologycooksthefooddirectly(and
nottheairaroundit) whichoffersmanyadvantages
overconventionalgrillingsystems: PhillipsHeadScrewdriver

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Hardware Pack Parts List for Model DS08ALP090
Hardware Pack Diagramfor Model DS08ALP090
PhillipsHeadScrew1/4"x3/4"
Qty.8
Part#S112G0412A
Self-Tapping ScrewM4x8mm
Qty.2
Part#S177M0408A
*OneBattery/AA and FourBatteries/AAA includedintheHardwarePack.
PART# PARTDESCRIPTION QTY PURPOSEOFPART
P06006068A HardwarePack 1 ForuseinassemblyofModelDS08ALP090
S112G0412A PhillipsHead Screw1/4"x3/4" 8 AttachesSide ShelvestoBowlPanel
S177M0408A Self-Tapping ScrewM4x8mm 2 AttachesSide Shelf DecorativePaneltoDecorativeFront
Cover

PartsDiagramforModelDS08ALP090 &DS08ANG090
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Parts List for Model DS08ALP090 &DS08ANG090
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KEY DESCRIPTION PART# QTY
LidAssembly(LPG) Y0110046 1
LidAssembly(NG) Y0110052 1
2LidProtectivePad,Front P05518004I 2
3LidProtectivePad P05518001I 2
4LidHinge P05501133B 2
5LidHinge Spring,Left P05504111N 1
6LidHinge Spring,Right P05504112N 1
7TemperatureGauge P00601321A 1
8Cooking Rack/Secondary P01507031F 1
9Cooking Grid P01615034H 5
10 GrillBowl P00713591A 1
11 InfraredBurner P02005022A 4
InfraredBurner Orifice(LPG) P06536011A 4
InfraredBurner Orifice(NG) P06536012A 4
13 CrossLighting Channel P0221236KA 2
14 ThermocoupleProtector P03343014C 4
15 GreaseShield,Upper P06902120C 2
16 GreaseShield,Lower P06902121C 2
17 BowlHeat Shield P06901028A 1
18 ElectricIgnitor, 4-Port P02502324C 1
19 LEDLight Controller P05357003Q 1
20 BowlRear Panel,Upper P06905064A 1
GasValve/ManifoldAssembly(LPG) Y0060683 1
GasValve/ManifoldAssembly(NG) Y0060631 1
22 GasManifoldA P05005292I 1
23 GasManifoldConnector P03715017A 1
24 BurnerConnectorB P03701028A 2
25 BurnerConnectorA P03701029A 2
26 ElectricWireSet P02615136A 1
27 ControlPanel P02915314E 1
28 ControlPanel,Upper P02915133S 1
29a ControlKnob SeatwithLEDLight- Left Rear P03437025U 1
29b ControlKnob SeatwithLEDLight- Right Rear P03437045U 1
29c ControlKnob SeatwithLEDLight- Left Front P03437035U 1
29d ControlKnob SeatwithLEDLight- Right Front P03437055U 1
30 ControlKnob P03438025U 4
31 Electrode WithWireB P02618045C 2
32 Electrode WithWireA P02618044C 2
33 ThermocoupleforGasValveB P05305037A 2
34 ThermocoupleforGasValveA P05305036A 2
35 Thermocouple-LEDLight P05305039A 1
36 Thermocouple-LEDLight, Right Rear P05305063A 1
37 Thermocouple-LEDLight P05305038A 1
38 Thermocouple-LEDLight, Right Front P05305064A 1
39 ElectricWireBracket P03327063D 2
40 RegulatorwithHose(LPG) P03601038A 1
40a RegulatorwithHose(NG) Y0080034 1
41 SideShelf, Left P01102055D 1
42 SideShelf, Right P01103045D 1
43 SideShelf DecorativePanel, Left P07503020A 1
44 SideShelf DecorativePanel, Right P07502027A 1
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Parts List for Model DS08ALP090 &DS08ANG090
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Important: Use onlyGrand Hall replacementparts.Theuse ofanypart thatisnotaGrand Hall replace-
mentpart canbedangerousand will alsovoidyourproductwarranty.KeepthisOperator'sManualfor
convenientreferraland forpart replacement.
Fortherepairorreplacementpartsyou need:
Call1-877-934-7455 M-F8AM-4:30PMCST
To obtainthecorrectreplacementpartsforyourgas grill,please refertothepart numbersinthisparts
list. Thefollowing information isrequiredtoensureyou receivethecorrectparts:
1.Modeland SerialNumber(see CSA labelon grill)
2.Part Number
3.Part Description
4.Quantityofpartsneeded
KEY DESCRIPTION PART# QTY
45 BowlWind Shield P06905065B 1
46 GreaseDraining Tray P02717545B 1
47 Cart Partition Panel,Top P06811005B 1
48 GreaseReceptacle P02701295B 1
49 Cart Side Panel,Left P07605033B 1
50 Cart Side Panel,Right P07606035B 1
51 Cart Rear Panel P07702101B 1
52 Cart BottomShelf P01014013D 1
53 DoorBracket P03305064D 1
54 Cart SpiceBasket Support P03327064D 1
55a DoorHinge Bracket, Left Upper/Right Lower P03301060D 2
55b DoorHinge Bracket, RightUpper/Left Lower P03301061D 2
56 DoorMagnet P05523002K 2
57 DoorGuide Plate P055100064 1
58 Cart SpiceBasket TrackBracket P03303115D 1
59 Cart SpiceBasket P05207012C 1
60 Cart SpiceBasket Track P01907012B 2
61 TankPull-Out TrayAssembly(LPG) Y0340047 1
62 Weight P05344014Q 1
63 Caster, 2.5in.,withBrake P05110008A 4
64 Door,Left P04305026B 1
65 Door,Right P04306027B 1
66 DoorHandel,Left P00213024B 1
67 DoorHandel,Right P00213025B 1
68 BowlSide HeatShield,Left P07514052G 1
69 BowlSide HeatShield,Right P07514053G 1
70 ProtectiveCap P05328001A 1
71 DoorMagnet P05523007K 2
72 DoorSpacer P05510136F 2
73 Lighting Stick Assembly P05313010B 1
74 Regulator Bracket (NG) P03303131D 1
75 Cart Partition Panel(NG) P07512015B 1
Operator'sManual P80182002A 1
HardwarePack P06006068A 1

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AssemblyInstructions
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CAUTION :Whileitispossibleforone person toassemblethisgrill,obtainassistancefromanotherperson
whenhandlingsomeofthe larger,heavierpieces.
Install SideShelves 9
Raise Lidand removeall packing materials.
Insert2PhillipsHeadScrews1/4"x3/4"intotheholesontheLeftBowlPanel.Tightenthe screwsonly
half way.
Align the 2lowerholesontheLeft SideShelfwiththe2screwsstickingoutoftheLeftBowlPanel.
Placethe Left Side Shelfontothescrews.
Align the 2upperholesonthe Left Side Shelfwiththe2upperholes on theLeftSideShelf. Insert
2PhillipsHeadScrews1/4"x3/4"fromtheinsideoftheGrillBowl.Secureandtighten thescrews.Fully
tighten the2Phillips Head Screws1/4"x3/4"fromtheprevious step.
Align the Decorative PanelwiththeLeftSideShelf asshown.Insert1Self-Tapping ScrewM4x8mm and
tighten securely.
RepeatstepsforinstallingtheRightSideShelf.
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2Install Grease Receptacle
OpentheDoors.
SlidethesidetabsoftheGrease ReceptacleovertherailsunderneaththeGrill Bowlas shown.
PhillipsHeadScrew
1/4"x3/4"
Qty.8
Part#S112G0412A
Self-TappingScrew
M4x8mm
Qty.2
Part#S177M0408A

3Install NGRegulatorAssembly(ForNGModelDS08ANG090 only)
Insertthe12'NaturalGasHosethrough theholeoftheRearCartPanel, then
connecttheSwivelnutofthe12'NaturalGas Hosetothe verticalfittingofNG
Regulator.
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IMPORTANT:Forillustration purposes,the
Grill isshownatatiltedangle.FOR YOUR
SAFETYDO NOTTILT yourGrill atanytime.
Install Batteries in Ignitorand LEDLightController
4RemoveIgnitorCapsfromunderneaththeControlPanel.
Place1AA and 4AAA batteries intotheslotsoftheElectricIgnitorboxand LED LightControllerbox
as shown.(Note:ThepositivepoleoftheAA batterymustfacetowardsthecap.FortheAAA batteries,
2batteries musthavethepositivepolefacing towardsthecapand 2batteries musthavethenegative
poles facing awayfromthecaps.
Position thecapsontotheslotsand tightenthem.

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Thistestwillensurethatthe SparkElectrode Tips
areproperlypositionedsoyourgrilllightseasily
andproperly.
Main Burners ElectrodeCheck
Perform thisElectrodeCheck withthe
assistance ofanother person
Besureall ControlKnobsaresetto"OFF"
and opentheGrill Lid.
Haveyourassistantstand behind you tothe
rightofthegrill and look atboththefrontand
rearburnerlocationsofthegrill bowl.Never
putyourfaceinsidetheGrill Bowl.
TurnanyControlKnob ofMainBurnersto
and pushinand haveassistantwatch fora
bluesparkwithineachIgnition Electrode.
Ifno sparkisseen,theSparkGapneedsto
beadjustedas follows:
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•IfthegapbetweentheSparkElectrodeTip
and Receiverismorethan1/8"wideuse
needlenose plierstogentlysqueeze the
Electrodetonarrowthegap.TrytheElec-
trodeCheck again.Ifno "clicking"sound is
heard:
Install Cooking Components
PlaceCooking Gridson bowlledge.
PlacetheSecondaryCooking Rack intothe
slotson Grill BowlSidePanels.
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FinalGrill AssemblyStep
Whenyou have finishedassembling yourgrill
besure thatall screwsare tightenedforsafe
operation ofyourgrill.
Before eachuse ofthegrill, make sure the
Grease Draining Tray and Receptacleare fully
seatedunder theGrill Bowl.
CAUTION:TheGreaseDrainingTrayandRecep-
tacleshould beinspectedbefore eachgrill use
tobesure there isno excessive grease buildup.
CleantheGrease Draining Tray and Receptacle
frequentlytoeliminategrease build-up and to
preventgrease fires.
Cooking Grids
CookingRack/Secondary
AA Batterymaybeinstalledbackwards.
Electricwiresmaybeloose.Removethe
AA Batteryand inspect theIgnitor Junction
Boxfoundbehindthe ControlPaneland
reconnectanyloosewires.
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SparkElectrodeTip
SparkReceiver
SparkGap 1/8"

LPGas TankInstallation
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!WARNING !
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Use yourgrill atleast3feetawayfromanywall
orsurface.
Use yourgrill 3feetawayfromanycombustible
objectsthatcanmeltorcatch firesuch as vinyl
orwood siding,fences,overhangs(See Diagram
Below), oranyothersources ofignition;including
pilotlightsand liveelectricalappliances.
Donotuse yourgrill underanyoverheadcombus-
tibleconstruction.
Never use yourgas grill inagarage,porch,shed,
breezeway,oranyotherenclosedarea.
In windyconditions,alwaysposition thefrontof
thegrill tofaceoncoming wind toreduceheatand
smokeblowing inyourface,and topreventpoten-
tialhazardstoyourselfand thegrill.
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DonotstoreaspareLP-Gastank underornear
thisappliance.
Neverfillthetankbeyond80percentfull; and
Ifthe information in"(a)"and"(b)"isnotfollowed
exactly,afirecausingdeathorseriousinjurymay
occur.
A.
B.
C.
WARNING !
WIND
DIRECTION
3ft. 3ft.
CORRECTLPGASTANK USE
Never connectan unregulated LPgastanktoyourgas
grill. Thegasregulatorassemblysupplied withyourgas
grillisadjustedtohavean outletpressureof11"water
column(W.C.)forconnectiontoan LPgastank.Only
usethe regulatorandhoseassemblysupplied withyour
gasgrill. Replacementregulatorsandhoseassemblies
mustbethosespecifiedbyGrandHall.
Have yourLPGasdealercheckthereleasevalve after
everyfillingtoensureitremains freeofdefects.
Always keepLPGastankinuprightposition.
DonotsubjecttheLPGastanktoexcessive heat.
Neverstorean LPGastankindoors.Ifyoustoreyour
gasgrillinthe garage always disconnectthe LPGas
tankfirstandstoreit safelyoutside.
LPGas tanksmustbestoredoutdoorsinawell-
ventilated areaandoutofthe reachofchildren.
Disconnected LPGastanks mustnotbestoredina
building,garageoranyotherenclosed area.
The regulatorandhoseassemblycan be seen after
openingthe doorandmustbeinspected beforeeach
useofthegrill.Ifyourregulatorandhosearedamaged
inanyway,theymustbe replaced priortousingthegrill
again.
Anyattempttoconvertthegrillfromonefueltypeto
anotherisextremelyhazardousand will voidthe
warranty.
Never lightyourgasgrillwiththe lidclosed orbefore
checkingtoensurethe burnersarefullyseatedoverthe
gasvalve orifices.
The LPGastankmustbe constructed andmarkedin
accordancewiththe Specifications forLP-GasCylinders
oftheU.S.DepartmentofTransportation(D.O.T.)orthe
NationalStandardofCanada,CAN/CSA-B339,Cylin-
ders,SpheresandTubesforTransportationofDanger-
ous Goods;andCommission,asapplicable.
The LPGastankmusthave ashutoffvalve,terminating
inanLPGassupplytankvalveoutlet,thatiscompatible
withaType 1tankconnectiondevice.TheLPGastank
mustalsohave asafetyreliefdevicethathasadirect
connectionwiththe vaporspace ofthetank.
The tanksupplysystemmustbe arranged forvapor
withdrawal.
The LPGastankmusthave acollartoprotectthe tank
valve.
LPGas modelsaredesigned forusewithastandard20
lb.LiquidPropaneGas(LPGas)tank(soldseparately).
Never connectyourgas grilltoanLPGastankthatexceeds
thiscapacity.Atankofapproximately12inchesindiameter
by18-1/2inches high isthe maximumsize LPGastankto
use. Youmustusean "OPD"gastank whichoffersalisted
Overfill PreventionDevice. Thissafetyfeaturepreventsthe
tankfrombeingoverfilled whichcan cause amalfunctionof
the LPGasTank,regulator,and/orgrill.
Never allowchildrentooperateyourgrill.Donotallow
children orpetstoplay nearyourgrill.Always supervise
children andpetsiftheyareinthe vicinityoftheunit.
Use ofalcohol,prescription ornon-prescription drugs
can impairyourabilitytoproperlyassembleand
safelyoperateyourgrill.
Keepfireextinguisherreadilyaccessible.Intheevent
ofaoil/grease fire,do notattempttoextinguishwith
water. Use typeBextinguisherorsmotherwithdirt,
sand orbaking soda.
Intheeventofrain,turnofftheburnersandgassupply.
Wait forthe grill tocool,andthen place acoveronit.
Use yourgrill on alevel,stablesurfaceinanarea
clearofcombustiblematerials.
Donotleavegrill unattendedwheninuse.
Donotmovetheappliancewheninuse.
Allowthegrill tocoolbeforemoving orstoring.
Donotuse yourgrill as aheater.
Thisgrill isnotintendedtobeinstalledin
oron recreationalvehicles and/orboats.
Thegrill isnotintendedforcommercialuse.
Never use charcoalorlighterfluidinthisgrill.

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Ifgrowingbubbles appeardo notuseormove
theLPGastank.ContactanLPGasSupplier
oryourfiredepartment!
WARNING
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NOTE: Ifthebottomofyourtankdoesnotfiteasily
intothetankhole,remove thenutand secure the
tankusingthewingboltonly.(Besuretocheckifthe
bottomofyourtankisdamagedin anyway,and
leak testbefore using.)
USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
TurnyourLPGas Tank Valveclockwise tothe
closedorOFF positon.
Secure a20lb LPGas TanktoGas Grill
TheWingBoltand Nut
hold thetankfootin
place.
OpentheDoorsand slidetheTank Trayoutofthe
cabinetuntil itisfullyextended.(Note:TheTank Tray
has alocking joint. You mayneedtobepull firmly
whensliding theTrayoutoftheCart.)
Install theLPGas Tank sotheTank Valvefaces the
frontrightcornerofcabinet.
SecureLPGas Tank withSpecialNutand Wing Bolt.
NOTEaboutLPGas TankExchangePrograms
How toLeak TestyourLPGas Tank
Allleak testsmustbe repeatedeachtimeyourLPGas
tankisexchangedorrefilled.
Whenchecking forgas leaksdo notsmoke.
Donotuse anopenflametocheck forgas leaks.
Yourgrill mustbeleaktestedoutdoorsinawell-venti-
latedarea,awayfromignition sources suchas gas fired
orelectricalappliances.Duringthe leak test,keep your
grill awayfromopen flamesorsparks.
Donotusehouseholdcleaning agents.Damagetogas
assemblycomponentscanresult.
Foryoursafety:
Leak testnewandexchangedLPGastanksBEFORE
connecting onetoyourgrill.
Alwayskeepnewand exchangedLPGas tanksinanup-
rightpositionduringuse,transitorstorage.
Useacleanpaintbrushanda50/50mildsoapand
watersolution.
Brushsoapysolution ontoLPGastank intheareas
indicated bythearrows.See diagram.
If growing bubblesappeardonotuse ormovethe
LPGastank.CallanLPGasSupplieroryourFire
Department.
Manyretailersthatsell grillsofferyou theoption ofreplac-
ing youremptyLPGas tank through anexchangeservice.
Useonlythosereputableexchangecompaniesthatin-
spect, precision fill,test, and certifytheirtanks.Exchange
yourtank onlyforanOPD safetyfeature-equippedtank as
describedintheLPGas tank section ofthisGuide.
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WARNING !!
Ifyou haveagas leakthatcannotberepaired
bytightening,turnoff thegas atthesource,
disconnectfuellinefromyourgrill and call
1-877-934-7455 oryourgas supplierforrepair
assistance.
ConnectRegulatorwithHosetoyourLPGasTank
Turnall BurnerValves totheOFFposition.
Inspectthevalveconnection port and regulator
assemblyfordamage ordebris.Remove any
debris.Neveruse damagedorpluggedequip-
ment.
Connecttheregulatorassemblytothetank valve
and HAND TIGHTENnutclockwise toafull stop.
DO NOTuse awrench totightenbecause itcould
damagetheQuick Coupling Nutand resultina
gas leak/firehazard.
Openthetank valve1/4to1/2(counterclockwise)
and use asoapywatersolution tocheck all
connectionsforleaksbeforeattempting tolight
yourgrill.See "Check all connections forLP Gas
Leaks".Ifaleakisfound,turnthetank valveoff
and do notuse yourgrill until theleakisrepaired.
USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
Disconnecting ALiquid PropaneGas (LPG)
TankFromYourGrill
MakesuretheBurnerValves and LPGas tank valve
areoff. (Turnclockwise toclose.)
Detach thehose and regulatorassemblyfromthe
LPGas tank valvebyturning theQuick Coupling
Nutcounterclockwise.Donotuse awrench orany
toolswhenturning theQuick Coupling Nut.
1.
WARNING
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DonotstorespareLPcylinder
within10feet(3m)ofthisappliance.
Donotstoreoruse gasolineor
otherflammableliquidsand
vaporswithin25 feet(8m)ofthis
appliance.
Whencookingwithoil/grease,do
notallowtheoil/grease toget
hotter350°F(177°C)
Donotleaveoil/grease unattended.
4.
2.
3.
WARNING !
Failureto readandfollow theUseand Care
Instructionscouldresultinafireorexplosion
thatcouldcauseseriousbodilyinjury,deathor
propertydamage.
!
Checkall connectionsforLPGasLeaks
Never testforleakswithan open flame.Priortofirst
use,atthe beginningofeachseason,oreverytime
yourLPGastankischanged,youmustcheckforgas
leaks.Followthesethreesteps:
Makeasoapsolution bymixing onepart liquid
detergentand onepart water.
Turnthegrill ControlKnobstothefull OFF position,
thenturnthegas ON atsource.
Applythesoapsolutiontoall gas connections
indicatedbythearrows.Seediagram.Ifbubbles
appearinthesoapsolution theconnectionsare
notproperlysealed.Check each fitting and tighten
orrepairas necessary.
Type1connectionper
ANSIZ21.58-2007/CSA
1.6-2007
Quick
Coupling Nut
CAUTION: Whentheapplianceisnotinuse thegas must
beturnedoff atthetank.Placedustcapon cylindervalve
outletwheneverthecylinderisnotinuse.Onlyinstall the
typeofdustcapon thecylindervalveoutletthatis
providedwiththecylindervalve.Othertypes ofcapsor
plugsmayresultinleakageofpropane.
LPGasTank
GasValve/Manifold
Assembly
Regulatorwith
Hose(LPG)

NaturalGas Connection
NaturalGas Modelonly:
Connecting NaturalGas ToYourGrill
Check all connectionsforNGLeaks
Never testforleakswithan openflame.Priortofirstuse
andatthebeginningofeachseason,youmustcheck
forgasleaks.Followthesethreesteps:
Makeasoapsolution bymixing onepart liquid
detergentand onepart water.
Turnthegrill ControlKnobstothefull OFF position,
thenturnthegas ON atthesource.
Applythesoapsolutiontoall gas connections
indicatedbythearrows.See Fig.3.Ifbubbles
appearinthesoapsolution theconnectionsare
notproperlysealed.Check each fitting and tighten
orrepairas necessary.
Fig.2
GasSupply
InsideWall
OutsideWall
MaleFitting
ToGrill
Locking
ShutOff
ShutOff
Quick
Disconnect
Your naturalgas grill isdesignedtooperateon natural
gas only, atapressureof 4"watercolumn(W.C.) with
naturalgas regulator. ThegaspressureRegulator
suppliedwiththisappliancemustbe used.This
Regulatorissetforanoutletpressureof4"W.C.
Install aShutoff Valveatthegas supplysourceout-
doorsatapointafterthegas pipeexitstheoutsidewall
and beforethequick-disconnecthose.Orinstall itat
thepointbeforethegas linepiping enterstheground.
See Fig.2.
Pipesealing compound orpipethreadtaperesistant
totheaction ofnaturalgas mustbeusedon all male
pipethreadconnections.
Disconnectyourgas grill fromfuelsourcewhenthe
gas supplyisbeing testedathigh pressures.Thisgas
grill and itsindividualshutoff valvemustbediscon-
nectedfromthegas supplypipesystemduring any
pressuretesting ofthatsystematpressureinexcess
of1/2psi(3.5kpa).
Turnoff yourgas grill whenthegas supplyisbeing
testedatlowpressures.Thegrill mustbeisolated
fromthegas supplypipesystembyclosing itsindi-
vidualmanualshutoff valveduring anypressuretest-
ing ofthegas supplypipesystematpressures equal
toorless than1/2psi(3.5kpa).
NaturalGasSafetyInstructions
ConnecttheSwivelnutofthe 12'NaturalGas
Hose tothehorizontalfittingofNG Regulatoras
shownin Fig.1.Connecttheotherhose end (male
plug)tothe gassupplyline fromyourhome.Also,
readand followallnaturalgas safetyinstructions
below.
14
Fig.3
GasValve/Manifold
Assembly
Hose,12 ft./ NG
NGRegulator
Fig.1
Verticalfitting Hose,12 ft./ NG
Swivelnut

USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
GrillLighting Instructions
15
Beforeeach use, check all hoses for cracks, nicks, cuts,
burnsorabrasions. If ahose isdamagedinanyway, do
notuse yourgrill beforereplacing thehosewithan
authorizedpart fromthePartsList. Alsomakesureall
gas supplyconnectionsaresecurelytightened.
Familiarize yourselfwiththeSafetyand Use and Care
instructionsinthisGuide.Donotsmokewhilelighting
grill orchecking gas supplyconnections.
BesuretheLPGas tank isfilledand lock Castersto
preventmovementduring grill operation.
OpentheGrill Lid.
1.
8.
7.
4.
3.
2.
Ifignition does notoccurin5seconds,turngas off at
sourceand turnControlKnobsOFF.Waitatleast5
minutes forgas toclear, thenretry.Ifyourgrill still fails
tolight turntheburner ControlKnob(s)and gas source
OFF and conductaleaktestofALL gas connections
and gas sources as explainedintheUse and Care
section ofthisguide.Ifno leaksaredetected,wait5
minutes foranygas toclearand repeatthelighting
procedure.
Iftheburnerindicatorlightdoes notwork,checkthe
batteries.
After oneBurnerislit, turnthetank valveSLOWLYone
more1/4ofaturn.Ifotherburnersneedtobelit, turn
each otherburnerknob totolight, thenback to.
9.
Failuretoreplaceafaultyhose,securegas
supplyconnectionsortoopentheLidbefore
proceedingtotheLightingProcedurescould
resultin afireorexplosionthatcouldcause
seriousbodilyinjury,death,orpropertydam-
age.
WARNING
!!
SetControlKnobstoOFF and opentheLPGas tank
valve SLOWLY 1/4of aturn. ForNaturalGas openthe
ShutOff Valveatsource.
Pushand turnthecontrolknob toand holditin3~5
secondstoignitetheBurner.Oncetheburnerisignited
continuetodepress theknob and rotateto.Holdthe
knob until burnerindicatorlightturnson thenrelease it.
5.
6.
•
OFF
•
InfraredBurners
LeftFront
Burner RightFront
Burner RightRear
Burner
LeftRear
Burner
ManuallyLighting YourGrill By Paper Match
To lightyourgas grill bymatch,insert amatch intothe
Lighting Stick and followsteps1through 5oftheGrill
Lighting Instructions.Then,lightthematch and place
Lighting Stick through theCooking Gridon thegrill as
shownbelow.TurnthenearestControlKnob tothe
setting torelease gas.TheBurnershouldlight
immediately.
OpenLPGas tank
OFF
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16
USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
Troubleshooting
WARNING
Turngas offatsource andturnControlKnobsto
OFF.Waitatleast5minutes forgastoclear,then
retry.
Ifyourgrillstill failstolight, check gas supply
andconnections.
Repeatlighting procedure.Ifyourgrillstill fails
tooperate,turnthegas off atsource,turnthe
ControlKnobstoOFF,thencheck thefollowing:
Ifthegrill failstolight:
1.
2.
3.
Obstruction ingas line
Correction: Removeregulatorhosefromgrill.Do
notsmoke!Opengassupplyforonesecondto
clearanyobstructionfromfuelline.Closeoffgas
supplyatsourceandreconnectfuellinetogrill.
DisconnectedElectricWires
Correction: Inspectthe ElectricIgnitor(seeParts
List)foundbehindtheControlPanel. Connectloose
ElectricwirestoJunctionBoxandtrytolightthe grill.
WeakAAbattery
Correction: RemovetheIgnitorcapand replace
thebattery.
Ifthegrill still does notlightyou mayneedtopurge
airfromthegas lineorresettheregulatorexcess
gas flowdevice. Note: Thisprocedureshouldbe
doneeverytimeanewLPGas tank isconnected
toyourgrill.
Never leanoverthegrillcookingareawhilelighting
yourgasgrill.Keep yourfaceandbodyasafe
distance(atleast18inches)fromthe frontofthe
grillwhen lightingyourgrillbymatch.
WARNING
! !
Topurgeairfromyourgas lineand/orreset
theregulatorexcess gas flow device:
TurnControlKnobstotheOFF position.
Turnoff thegas atthetank valve.
DisconnectregulatorfromLPGas tank.
ForNaturalGas disconnectregulatorfrom
12 ft. NaturalGas Hose.
Letunitstand 5minutes toallowairtopurge
fromgas line.
ReconnectregulatortotheLPGas tank.
ForNaturalGas reconnectregulatorto
12 ft. NaturalGas Hose.
Turntank valveon SLOWLY1/4ofaturn.
ForNaturalGas openShutOff valve.
OpentheGrill Lid.
PushandturntheControlKnob toandhold
itin3-5secondstoignitetheburner.
WARNING !
ShouldaFLASHBACKfireoccurinoraroundthe
Burners,follow theinstructionsbelow.Failureto
complywiththeseinstructionscouldresultin afire
orexplosion thatcould causeseriousbodilyinjury,
death,orpropertydamage.
!
Shutoff gassupplytothe gasgrill.
Turnthe ControlKnobstoOFF position.
Open the Grill Lid.
PutoutanyflamewithaClass Bfire
extinguisher.
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CLEANINGAND MAINTENANCE
17
Propercareand maintenancewill keepyourgrill intop operat-
ing condition and prolong itslife.Followthese cleaning proce-
dures on atimelybasisand yourgrill will staycleanand operate
withminimumeffort.
CAUTION: Besureyourgrill isOFF and coolbeforecleaning.
Cleaning ExteriorStainless SteelSurfaces:
Routinecareand maintenanceisrequiredtopreserve
theappearanceandcorrosionresistanceofstainless
steel.The factisstainlesssteelcancorrode,rustand
discolorundercertainconditions.Rustiscaused when
regularsteelparticles intheatmospherebecomeat-
tached tothestainlesssteelsurface.Steelparticlescan
also becomeattachedtoyourgrillifyouusesteelwool
orstiff wirebrushestocleanthegrillinstead ofnon-
abrasive cloth,sponge ornyloncleaningtools.Incoastal
areas rustpitscandevelop onstainlesssurfaces that
cannotbe fullyremoved.Bleachandotherchlorinebased
solutions used forhouseholdand poolcleaningcan
also causecorrosion tostainless steel.Weathering,
extremeheat,smoke fromcookingand machineoils
usedinthe manufacturing process ofstainlesssteel
cancause stainlesssteeltoturntanincolor.Although
therearemanyfactorswhich canaffectthesurfaceap-
pearanceofstainlesssteel,theydonotaffectthe integ-
rityofthe steelortheperformanceofthe grill.
Tohelpmaintainthefinishofstainlesssteelfollowthese
cleaning tipsforthebestresults:
Aftereveryuse(afteryourgrillhas cooleddown),wipe
stainlesssurfaces withasoft,soapyclothorsponge
thenrinsewithwater.Besuretoremoveallfoodpar-
ticles,saucesormarinadesfromstainlesssteelbecause
thesecan be highlyacidicanddamagingtostainless
surfaces.
Neveruse abrasivecleaners,scrubbersorstiffwire
brushesofanytype onyourgrill.
UseaheatresistantStainlessSteelCleanerand rubor
wipeinthe directionofthe stainlesssteelgrainorpolish
lines.Donotpolishagainstthe grain.
1.
3.
2.
Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructions could
resultinafireorexplosionthatcouldcauseserious
bodilyinjury,deathorpropertydamage.
Keepgrill area clearand free fromcombustiblema-
terials,gasolineandotherflammablevaporsand
liquids.
Donotobstructtheflowofairforcombustion and
ventilation.
Keeptheventilation openingsofthetank enclosure
cabinetfree and clearofdebris.
Visuallycheck burnerflames occasionallytoensure
properflamepatternas shownbelow.
MAGNIFIEDVIEWOFINFRAREDBURNERFLAMETHROUGH
OPENLID.
WARNING
! !
Cleaning ExteriorPaintedSurfaces:
Toreducethe chance offire,theGreaseDrainingTrayand
Receptacleshouldbe visuallyinspectedbeforeeachgrill
use.Removeanygreaseand washthe GreaseDraining
TrayandReceptaclewithamildsoap andwarmwater
solution.
GreasecanbuildupontheinsideoftheGrilllidovertime.This
grease candripontoyourdeckorpatiowhenthelidis
opened. Visuallyinspect theinsideoftheGrillLidbeforeeach
grilluse. Remove anygreaseandwashwithamildsoap and
warmwatersolution.
Burning-offexcess food aftereverycookoutwillkeep itready
forinstantuse.However,atleastevery3monthsyou must
give the entiregrill athoroughcleaningtominimize yourrisk
ofgreasefireand keepthe grill intopshape.Followthese
steps:
TurnallBurnerKnobstothefullOFFposition.
Turnthe LPgastankvalve tothefullOFFposition.
Disconnecttheregulatorfromthe gastank.Inspectthehose
withregulatorassemblyforcracking,cutsoranyother
damage,and replaceasneccessary.Refertothe PartsList
inthisOperator'sManual.
Removeand cleantheCooking Grids and Secondary
CookingRack.
Brushtheinsideandbottomofthegrillwithafiberpadornylon
brushandwash withamildsoapandwarmwatersolution.
Rinsethoroughlyandletdry.
CheckeachSparkElectrode,adjustingasneeded.The
space betweentheSparkElectrode Tipand SparkReceiver
shouldbeapproximately1/8".
CleaningTheCooking Grids
Beforeinitialuse and periodicallythereafter, washyour
Cooking Gridsinamildsoapand warmwatersolution.
You canuse awashclothorvegetablebrushtoclean
yourcooking grids.
Cleaning theGrease Draining Tray and Receptacle
Cleaning theInsideoftheGrill Lid
RoutineCleaning oftheGrill Interior
1.
4.
5.
6.
ReplacetheCookingGrids andSecondaryCooking
Rack.
Reconnectthe gas source and observethe Burner
flameforcorrectoperation.
7.
8.
Beforeinitialuse,andperiodicallythereafter,wesuggest
youwash yourgrillusingamildsoapandwarmwater
solution.Youcanuseawashclothorsponge forthis
process.Donotuseastiff wireorbrassbrush. Thesewill
scratchstainlesssteelandchippainted surfacesduring
the cleaning process.
WARNING
! !
Donotleavethegrillunattendedduringburnoff.Empty
andcleantheGreaseDraining TrayandReceptacle
beforedoing burn-off.
3.
2.

A-1
IndirectCooking
PrepareCooking Grids forGrilling
To Reduce Flare-Ups and Smoke
Greasing thecooking surfacewill helpkeepfoodsfrom
stickingduringthecookout,producesbeautifulsear
marksand reduces theamountofcleanup required.
Useabrushtoapplyathinlayerofcookingoil or
vegetableshortening ontoeach Cooking Gridbefore
each cookout. Wedo notsuggestspraytypeoilsunless
theyarespecifiedforhigh-temperaturecooking.
InfraredGrill Cooking Instructions
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Preheating
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Thedirectcooking method canbeused withthe supplied
CookingGridsandfoodplacedonthe midsection of
each cooking gridwherethe infraredheatismostin-
tense.DirectCookingrequirestheGrillLidtobeopen.
Thismethod isidealforsearing and grilling aswell as
deepfrying inacast-ironpan or stir-frying inasteelwok.
DirectCooking
Infraredheatsearsthefood surfaceand cooksfromthe
insideout. Infraredheat does notcook through aluminum
foil and reflectivepans.Forroasting and baking you'll find
acast-iron panworksbeautifullyas itabsorbsand con-
ductstheinfraredheatverywell.
TheSecondaryCooking Rack offersless intense heat for
preparing breadsand firmvegetables likepotatoes and
corn.
Theheatfromthefrontand rearinfraredburnersoverlap
inthemidsection ofeach cooking grid.Thisarea offers
themostintense heatforquicklylocking inthenatural
juices and flavorofpoultryand meats.
Thesuggestedheatsettingsand cooking times shown
inthefollowing pages areapproximate. Unlikethecon-
trolledenvironmentinsideyourkitchen,variables includ-
ingoutside temperatures,directionand conditionsof
wind,as well as grill location will affectyourgrill'sheat
distribution.Because these conditionsvary,and no two
backyardsarealike,weofferthesetipsas general
guidelines foryourreference.Werecommend you moni-
toryourgrill closelyand rotatefoodsoftentoprevent
overcooking and ensurethemostdeliciousresultsev-
erytime.
AnImportantNoteAboutInfrared HeatSettings
Lowsetting : Mostrecipes specifythelowsetting for
baking,roasting,and grilling delicatefoodssuch as fish,
vegetables and bread.
CAUTION: Infraredcooking timeswillbemuch shorter
than traditionalgrillingso neveroperatethisappliance
unattended.
High setting: TheControl Knob setting shouldonlybe
usedtopre-heat your grill thefirst 3-5minutes, for searing
foodsand forburning food residueoff thegrill for3-5
minutes aftercooking iscomplete.
ControlKnobSettings
Forsearing and hightemperaturecooking,
preheatgrill3to5minutes.
Forlowtemperaturecooking,preheatgrill3
minutes.
Toslowcook,preheatingisnotnecessary.Ÿ
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Topreheat, lightyourgrillon ,lowerthe
Lidandfollowthistimetable.
Beforecooking on yourgas grill forthefirsttime,you
should"burnoff"thegrill toeliminateanyodororforeign
matter. Ignitetheburners,lowertheLid,and operategrill
on setting for3to5minutes.
Burn-Off
CAUTION: Infraredcooking times will bemuch shorter
thantraditionalgrilling soneveroperatethisappliance
unattended.
To cook indirectly, thefood shouldbeplacedon theleft
orrightsideofyourgrill (orSecondaryRack)withthe
Burnersliton theoppositeside.Rotatethefood as
neededtoensureevenbrowning.Thisistheslow
cooking method.Afasterindirectmethod istoplaceyour
food inanoptionalcast-iron cooking panand placeitin
thecenterofthegrill withall burnerson LOW.Besure
toadd liquidifusing apantokeepfood moist. Ifhigher
heat isdesired,turnLeft Front (LF) and Right Rear (RR)
burnerson HIGH withLeft Rear(LR)and RightFront
(RF)burnersonLOWtocreateacrossraycooking
pattern.Eitherway,indirectcooking mustbedonewith
theLiddown.
Fatand juicedripping fromgrilledfood cancause flare-
upsand smoke.To minimize this:
ŸTrimexcess fatfrommeatsand poultry
Preheatthegrill properly
Cleanthegrill regularlytoremovefood and grease
build-up
Reposition yourfood ifneeded
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Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructions could
resultinafireorexplosionthatcouldcauseseri-
ousbodilyinjury,deathorpropertydamage.
Never coverthecooking grids, bottomof thegrill bowl,
Grease Draining TrayorGrease Receptaclewithchar-
coal,aluminumfoil,sand,oranysubstancethatcan
absorbgrease.
Beforeeach use ofyourgrill: InspecttheGrease
Draining Trayand Receptacletobesurethereisno
excessivegrease buildup.CleantheGrease Drain-
ing Trayand Receptaclefrequentlytoeliminategrease
build-up and topreventgrease fires.
Use yourgrill atleast3feetawayfromanywall
orsurface. Use yourgrill atleast 3feetaway from
combustibleobjectsthatcanmeltorcatch fire
(such as vinylorwood siding,fences and over-
hangs)orsources ofignition including pilotlights
on waterheatersand liveelectricalappliances.
Never use yourgas grill inagarage,porch,shed,
breezewayoranyotherenclosedarea.
Yourgrill will getveryhot. Alwayswearaflame
retardantBBQMitt whencooking on yourgrill.Never
leanovercooking areas whileusing thegrill.Donot
touch cooking surfaces,Lid,grill housing,orother
partswhilethegrill isinuse,or until thegrill has cooled
downafteruse.
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WARNING
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A-2
GuidetoInfraredGrilling using theDirect Cooking Method
GrillingPoultry
Turnthegrill Burnerson , close Lidand preheatyour grill
2to3minutes. OpenLidand placefood on themidsection
ofaCooking Grid.Sear2-3minutes on each sidethen
adjusttheInfraredBurnerstoLOWand continuecooking
untildesired doneness.
Tominimizeflare-ups,useskinlesspoultryorusethe
indirectmethod.Placethepoultryon onesideofthegrill
withtheopposing Burnerson LOWheat, and lowerthegrill
Lid.
GrillingPork
Turnthegrill Burnerson , close Lidand preheatyour grill
3to5minutes. OpenLidand placefood on themidsection
ofaCooking Grid.Sear2-3minutes on each sidethen
adjusttheInfraredBurnerstoLOWand continuecooking
until desireddoneness.Grilling times will varyaccording to
meatthickness.
WholeFishandWholeFillets
Turnthegrill Burnerson , close Lidand preheatyour grill
3to5minutes. OpenLidand placefood (skindown) on the
midsection of aCooking Grid.Sear 2minutes on each side
thenadjusttheInfrared BurnerstoLOWandcontinue
cooking until fishisopaquebutstill moist.
Vegetables and Fruit
Prepareyourfruitorvegetables and brushwithbutteror
basting sauceifdesired.Insomeinstances,you maywant
togrill vegetables and fruit directly overtheheat, using the
suppliedCooking Grids.Foodsthatworkbestwithdirect
heatarerelativelysoft and requireashort cooking time:
mushrooms,zucchini,tomatoes and skeweredfruitsuch
as apricots,peaches,pineapple,strawberries and kiwis.
Rememberthe Grill Lidmustremainup when cooking
directly.
To cook indirectly, thefood shouldbeplacedon theleft or
rightsideofyourgrill (orSecondaryRack)withtheBurners
liton theoppositeside.Either way, indirectcooking must
be done withthe Liddown.
CutofMeat
T-bonesteak
Sirloinsteak
Beefspareribs
PorterhouseSteak
NewYorkstripsteak
Approx.TotalCookingTimes
Rare: 4-6minutes
Medium: 6-8minutes
Well done: 8-10 minutes
Forveryfirmvegetables—particularlypotatoes and yams,
werecommend thatyou partiallyboil until almostcooked,
beforeplacing themon thegrill.
CAUTION: Infraredcooking times will bemuch shorter
thantraditionalgrilling soneveroperatethisappliance
unattended.
NOTE: Donotuse aluminumfoil towrapvegetables and
fruit. Infraredheatdoes notcook through aluminumfoil
and reflectivepans.
Turnthegrill Burnerson , close theLidand preheat your
grill 3to5minutes.OpenLidand placefood on themid
section ofaCooking Grid.Sear2-3minutes on each side
thenadjusttheInfraredBurnerstoLOWand continue
cooking until desireddoneness.You canalsomovethe
searedmeattotheSecondaryCookingRack tofinish
cooking. Thismethod allowsyou tosear and preparelarger
amountsofmeatand keepcookedfood warm.Grilling
times will varyaccording tomeatthickness.
GrillingSteakand Ribs
Grilling Hamburgers,Bratsand Sausages
Turnthegrill Burnerson , close Lidand preheatyour grill
3to5minutes. OpenLidand placefood on themidsection
ofaCooking Grid.Sear2-3minutes on each sidethen
adjusttheInfraredBurnerstoLOWand continuecooking
until desireddoneness.Grilling times will varyaccording
tomeatthickness.
Wholefish
Wholefishfillets Approx.8-18 minutes or until fishisopaque
Chops
Loins
Cutlets
Medium: 10-12 minutes
Well done: 12-14 minutes
Chickenbreast
(cook withbonedown)
Chickenwings
Drumsticks
Wholebird
(cook withbreastup)
Directmethod:
approximately6-8minutes
Indirectmethod:
up to30 minutes
Indirectmethod:
approximately1hour
Hamburgers
Brats
Sausages
Rare: 3-4minutes
Medium: 5-6minutes
Well done: 6-8minutes

A-3
TypeofFood
Beef
Lamb
Veal
Pork
Chicken
Duck
Fish
Turkey,under16 pounds
Turkey,over16 pounds
HowCooked
Rare
Medium
Well done
Medium
Well done
ApproximateCookingTimes
14 minutes perpound
18 minutes perpound
20 minutes perpound
14 minutes perpound
18 minutes perpound
22 minutes perpound
23-26 minutes perpound
17-20 minutes perpound
20 minutes perpound
8minutes perpound
17-20 perpound +20 minutes
14-18 perpound +10 minutes
GuidetoRoasting &Baking using theIndirect Cooking Method
AnImportantNoteAboutInfrared HeatSettings
Thesuggestedheatsettingsand cooking times shownare
approximate. Unlikethecontrolledenvironmentinsideyour
kitchen,variables including outsidetemperatures,direction
and conditionsofwind,as well as grill location will affectyour
grill'sheatdistribution.Because these conditionsvary,and
no twobackyardsarealike,weofferthese tipsas general
guidelines foryourreference.Werecommend you monitor
yourgrill closelyand rotatefoodsoftentopreventovercooking
and ensurethemostdeliciousresultseverytime.
Preparing toRoast
Roastingusesthe indirectcooking method.Therefore,the
foodshouldbeplacedonthe leftorrightside ofyourgrill with
the Burnerslitontheoppositeside.Youcan alsousean
optionalcast-ironpanunderneathfoodallowingyoutocollect
juices formakinggravies.Remember,indirectcookingre-
quirestheLidofyourgrilltobedown.
Preheatingyourgrillisnotrequired forslowcookingmethods
suchasroasting.If youdochoosetopreheatyourgrillbefore
roasting,turntheBurnersonHIGHandcloseLidforapproxi-
mately2minutes.
Foodpreparation
Trimmeatof excessfat. Trussmeat andpoultrywithcooking
stringtoretainshapeif desired.Baconstrips canbeusedto
coverthe outside surfaceoflean meatandpoultrytohelp
preventit fromdrying out. Ifusingan optionalcast-ironpan for
cooking,youshouldalsoaddliquidtopreventburningthe
bottomof yourfood.
Tipsforroasting
Except when roastingwithwaterinaroastingpan,the juices
thatcollectinthepancanbeused asthe baseforatastysauce
orgravy.Place acookingpandirectlyovertheheat,addextra
butterifneeded,thenaddseveral spoonfulsofflourtothicken
sauce.Finally,addsufficientchickenorbeefstocktoobtain
the desired consistency.
Oncethemeatiscooked,remove itfromyourgrillandcover
withapieceoffoil.Allowit tostandfor10-15minuteswhich
allowsthejuicestosettle.Thiswillmake carvingeasierand
ensureatender, juicyroast.
BAKING TECHNIQUES
PreparingtoBake
Tobake inyournewgrillyou'llneed abakingdishorcast-iron
cookingpan,andapairofflameretardantBBQMitts.If the
cookingpaniscast-ironbesuretoseasonthepan beforeuse.
Preheatyourgrill 3minutes,thenlowerheatasneeded.Baking
usesthe indirectcooking method.To cook indirectly, the
food shouldbeplacedon theleft or right sideof your grill with
theBurnersliton theoppositeside.Thisistheslowcooking
method.Afasterindirectmethod istoplaceyourfood inan
optionalcast-iron cooking panand placeit inthecenterof the
grill withall burnerson LOW.Ifhigherheatisdesired,turn
Left Front(LF)and RightRear(RR)burnerson HIGH withLeft
Oven Temperature
Slow 300°-340°F
Moderate 355°-390°F
High 410°-480°F
RecommendedGrill Setting
Left orright2burnerson LOW
All 4burnerson LOW
LF +RR burnerson HIGH and LR+RFburnerson LOW
Rear (LR)and RightFront (RF)burnerson LOWtocreatea
crossraycookingpattern.Eitherway,indirectcooking must
be done withthe Liddown.
TipsforBaking
Prepareyourfavoriterecipeasyouwouldinthe kitchen.You
willneedtostirthe foodseveraltimesasitbakes,andadd
additionalliquidasrequired.Watchthetemperature,and
adjusttocookaccordingtoyourrecipedirections.