Grandhall IT2612ALP User manual

Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructionscouldresult
inafireorexplosionthatcouldcauseseriousbodily
injury,deathorpropertydamage.
Whetherthisgrillwasassembledbyyouorsomeone
else,youmustreadthisentiremanualbeforeusing
yourgrill toensurethe grill isproperlyassembled,
installedandmaintained.
Use yourgrill atleast3feetaway fromanywall
orsurface.Useyourgrillatleast3feetawayfrom
combustibleobjectsthatcanmeltorcatchfiresuch
asvinylorwood siding,fencesand overhangsor
sourcesofignition including pilotlightson water
heatersandliveelectricalappliances.
THISGASAPPLIANCEISDESIGNEDFOROUT-
DOORUSEONLY.
Never useyourgasgrillinagarage,porch, shed,
breezewayoranyotherenclosed area.
Never obstructthe flowofventilation air
around yourgasgrill housing.
Neverdisconnectthegasregulatororanygasfitting
whileyourgrill islit. Alitgrill can igniteleaking gas
and causeafireorexplosion whichcouldresultin
propertydamage,personalinjuryordeath.
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Manual#P80151130A-Date:2012/02/22
Operator'sManual
LiquidPropaneGas(LPG)Grill
ModelsIT2612ALP
FREEHELP
FROMTHEGRILLEXPERTS
GrandHallistheexpertonthisproductand
trained tohelpyou with:
visitwww.grandhall.com orcall:
1-877-934-7455
Monday-Friday8:00am-4:30pmCST
AssemblyQuestions
GrillOperation
ReplacementofDamagedorMissingparts
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NOTETOASSEMBLER/INSTALLER:
Leavethismanualwiththeconsumer.
NOTETOCONSUMER:
Keep thismanualforfuturereference.
RECORDYOURSERIAL#
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(seesilverCSAlabelon thecartbottompanel)
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TableofContents
Primary SafetyWarnings..............................1-3
Pre-AssemblyInstructions................................3
PartsDiagramand Lists.............................4-6
AssemblyInstructions..................................7-10
Use&CareInstructions:
•GasSafetyand LeakTests................11-13
• Lighting Instructions..................................14
•Troubleshooting............................................15
CleaningandMaintenance.......................16-17
CookingGuide..........................................A1-A4
FrequentlyAsked Questions..................A5-A6
WarrantyTerms.................................Back Cover
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Donotstoreorusegasolineorother
flammableliquidsorvaporsinthe
vicinityofthisoranyotherappli-
ances.
AnLPcylindernotconnectedfor
useshallnotbestoredinthevicinity
ofthisoranyotherappliance.
1.
2.
•LPGmodelsmustbeusedwithLiquidPropane
Gasandtheregulatorassemblysupplied.Natural
GasmodelsmustbeusedwithNaturalGasonly.
Anyattempttoconvertthe grillfromonefueltype
toanotherisextremelyhazardousandwillvoidthe
warranty.
Keep gasregulatorhoseawayfromhotgrillsurfaces
anddrippinggrease.Avoidunnecessarytwistingof
hose.Visuallyinspecthosepriortoeachuseforcuts,
cracks,excessivewearorotherdamage.Ifthe hose
appearsdamageddonotuse the gasgrill. Call1-
877-934-7455foracertified replacementhose.
CaliforniaProposition65
Combustionbyproductsproduced when using this
productcontainchemicalsknowntotheStateofCalifor-
niatocausecancer,birthdefects,orotherreproductive
harm.
Brasscomponentsonthe grill,suchashosefittings,
propanecylindervalves(soldseparately)andburner
valvestems,containlead whichisknowntothe Stateof
Californiatocausecancer,birthdefects,orotherrepro-
ductive harm.
Neverusecharcoal orlighterfluidinthisgasgrill.
Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructionscouldresultin
agrease fireorexplosionthatcouldcause serious
bodilyinjury,deathorpropertydamage.
Beforeeach use ofyourgrill:InspecttheGrease
Receptacleand insideoftheGrill Bowl tobesurethere
isno excessivegrease and debrisbuildup.Cleanthe
Grease Receptacleand insideoftheGrill Bowlfre-
quentlytoeliminategrease/debrisbuild-upand to
preventgrease fires. Failuretocomplywiththese
instructionscouldresult inagreasefireand even a
subsequentthatcouldcause serious bodilyinjury,
deathorpropertydamage.
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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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DANGER
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4.
Ifyousmell gas:
Shutoff gas totheappliance.
Extinguishanyopenflame.
Openlid.
Ifodorcontinues,keepawayfrom
theappliance andimmediatelycall
yourgas supplieroryourfire
department.
WARNING
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WARNING
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Never coverorwraptheCooking Grids,bottomof
theGrill Bowl,orGrease Receptaclewithalumi-
numfoil oranyothermaterialthatwill absorb
grease.
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WARNING
CSALabel
located onleft
sideofbottom
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Pre-AssemblyInstructionsForYourSafety
CAUTION
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Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructionsmay result
inahazardoussituationwhich,ifnotavoided,may
resultininjury.
Forsafeoperation ensuretheGas ValveAssem-
blyOrificeisinsidetheBurnerTubebeforeusing
yourgrill.See figure.IftheOrificeisnotinside
theBurnerTube,lighting theBurnermaycause
explosion and/orfireresulting inseriousbodily
injuryand/orpropertydamage.
METHOD 1:Bend astiff wireorwirecoathanger
intoasmall hook as shownand run thehook
through theBurnerTubeand insidetheBurner
severaltimes toremovedebris.
METHOD 2:Use abottlebrushwithaflexible
handleand run thebrushthrough theBurner
Tube and insidetheBurnerseveraltimesto
removeanydebris.
METHOD 3:Use anairhose toforceairthrough
each BurnerTube.Theforcedairshouldpass
debrisorobstructionsthrough theBurnerand out
thePorts.
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2.
3.
4. Refertothefigurebelowandperformone ofthese
3cleaningmethods:
CarefullylifteachBurnerupandaway fromtheGas
ValveOrifice.
Checkandclean Burner/VenturiTubesforinsects
andinsectnests.Aclogged tube canlead toafire
beneaththe grill.
Spidersand small insectscanspinwebsand nest
inthegrill BurnerTubes during transitand ware-
housing which canleadtoagas flowobstruction
resulting inafireinand around theBurnerTubes.
Thistypeof"FLASHBACK FIRE"cancause serious
grill damageand createanunsafeoperating con-
dition fortheuser.
Toreduce thechance ofFLASHBACK FIRE
you mustcleantheBurner Tubes as follows
before initialuse. Alsodo thisatleastoncea
monthinsummerand fall orwheneverspidersare
activeinyourarea,and ifyourgrill has notbeen
usedforanextendedperiod oftime.
Remove thescrewsfromtherear ofeachMainBurner
usingaPhillipsHeadScrewdriverorwrench.
WARNING: Greasecangetveryhot. Alwayshandlethe Grease
ReceptaclewithaflameretardantBBQmitt. Beforeremoving
theReceptacle,alwaysbesurethatthegrill has properly
cooled.BeawarethattheReceptacledoescontaingrease
and beextremelycarefulwhenremoving theReceptacleto
preventspillage.Failuretofollowthese instructionscould
cause serious bodilyinjuryorpropertydamage.
Grill Installation Codes
The installationmustconformwithlocalcodesor,inthe
absence oflocalcodes,witheithertheNationalFuelGas
Code,ANSIZ223.1/NFPA54,NaturalGasandPropane
InstallationCode,CSAB149.1,orPropaneStorageand
HandlingCode,B149.2.
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PRE-ASSEMBLY
Readandperformthefollowingpre-assemblyinstruc-
tions:
ToolsRequiredforAssembly:
protectiveworkgloves
protectiveeyewear
Youwillneedassistancefromanotherpersontohandle
thegrillheadand otherlarge,heavy parts.
Openlidofshippingcarton.Removetopsheetof
cardboardandpacking materials.Lay cardboardsheet
onflooranduseasaworksurfacetoprotectfloorand
grillpartsfromscratches.
Youmayslicethecartonfrontcornerswithautilityknife
tolayopen thecarton frontpanel.Thisallowsyouto
raise theLidand remove thecomponentspackedin-
side,making iteasiertolift.
UsetheHardwareandPartDiagramstoensureall items
areincludedandfree ofdamage.
Donotthrowawaythebagsofhardwarethatarein-
cludedwithboxedparts.Thesearerequired forassem-
bly.
Donotassembleoroperatethe grillifitappearsdam-
aged.If therearedamagedormissingpartswhenyou
unpackthe shippingboxoryouhavequestionsduring
theassemblyprocess call
1-877-934-7455 M-F8AM-4:30PMCSTforassistance.
Phillipsheadscrewdriver
TOCLEANBURNERTUBE,
INSERTHOOK
HERE
BurnerTube
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BurnerPort Foot
Orifice BurnerTubeGasValveAssembly
CAUTION !
ToreducethechanceofFLASHBACKFIREyoumustclean
theBurnerTubes atleastonceamonthinsummerand
fall or whenever spidersareactiveinyour area, and if your
grill has notbeenusedforanextendedperiod oftime.
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Hardware Parts List for Models IT2612ALP
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Hardware Diagramfor Models IT2612ALP
HexHeadScrew3/16"X3/8"
Qty.8
Part#S162G03064
PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"X3/8"
Qty.13
Part#S112G03066
PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"X1-3/16"
Qty.4
Part#S112G0319A
FlatHeadSelf-tapping Screw
3/16"x3/8"
Qty.4
Part#S152G0306D
PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"X1/2"
Qty.4
Part#S112G0308A
PhillipsHeadBolt3/16"x3/8"
Qty.1
Part#S03110019A
PART# PARTDESCRIPTION QTY PURPOSEOFPART
S152G0306DFlat Hand Self-tapping Screw3/16"x3/8" 4InstallGrillHead toCart
S162G03064 HexHead Screw3/16"x3/8" 6InstallSide ShelftoCart
S162G03064 HexHead Screw3/16"x3/8" 2InstallSide ShelftoControlPanel
S112G03066 PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"x3/8" 4Installthe Cart BottomShelftoCartSide PanelLeft/Right
S112G03066 PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"x3/8" 4Installthe Cart FrontPaneltoCartSide PanelLeft/Right
S112G0308A PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"x1/2" 4 InstallCasterstoCart Left Frame
S112G03066 PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"x3/8" 3Installthe Cart Top PaneltoCartSide Panels
S03110019A PhillipsHeadBolt3/16"x3/8" 1 InstallLighting SticktoCart LeftSide panel
S112G0319A PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"x1-3/16" 4InstallwheelstoCart Right Frame
S112G03066 PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"x3/8" 2InstallTankStop PlatetoCart RightSide Panel
Battery/AA 1

PartsDiagramforModelsIT2612ALP
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PartsList forModelIT2612ALP
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KEY DESCRIPTION PART# QTY
1LidP00118519B 1
2 LidSidePanel, Left P00105367K 1
3 LidSidePanel, Right P00106367K 1
4 LidHandleBracket P00303191A 1
5 LidHandle P00205111M 1
6 LightingStick P05507140M 1
7TemperatureGauge P00601541A 1
8ProtectivePad,Rear P05518110S 2
9ProtectivePad,Front P05518111S 2
10 LidHinge P05501156B 2
11 Cooking Rack/Secondary P01504021E 1
12 Cooking Grid P01615057F 3
13 Bowl P007350192 1
14 BowlSide Panel,Left P00761239A 1
15 BowlSide Panel,Right P00762239A 1
16 BowlWind Shield P00716439A 1
17 GasValve/ManifoldAssembly Y0060778 1
18 GasCollectorTube -Cross Lighting Channel P022034384 1
19 ControlPanel P02906597A 1
20 ControlPanelSupport Bracket P03303177K 2
21 ElectricIgnitor, 4-Port P02502164C 1
22 ElectricIgnitor Protector P03306164D 1
23 MainBurner P020030554 3
24 MainControlKnob P03443015W 3
25A ElectricWireSet, A P02618062C 1
25B ElectricWireSet, B P02618063C 1
25C ElectricWireSet, C P02618064C 1
26 Ground Wire P02628003H 1
27 Side Shelf, Left/Right P011050434 2
28 Cart BottomShelf P01001117D 1
29 Cart Frame,Left P033031652 1
30 Cart Frame,Right P033031662 1
31 Cart Panel,Left/Right P07510037B 2
32 Cart Panel,Front P077021292 1
33 Cart Panel,Top P01001116D 1
34 TankHolding Plate P03303168D 1
35 Wheel P05123003A 2
36 WheelHupCap P05124001C 2
37 WheelSeat P03303169D 2
38 Caster 2"WithBrake P05104010A 2
39 GreaseReceptacle P02701305G 1
40 TankFasteningStrap P05314016V 1
41 RegulatorWithHose P03608001A 1
Operation Manual P80151130A 1

AssemblyInstructionsIT2612ALP
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CAUTION :Whileitispossibleforone person toassemblethisgrill,obtainassistancefromanotherperson
whenhandlingsomeofthelarge,heavypieces.
2PlaceCart Top Panelon top oftheassembledCart. Position thepanelsothatthehose holeispositionedtothe
rightfrontofCart as shown.
Align the4holes on theedgeofCart Top Panelwiththe4holes on the2nd hole(frombothside)ofthe2nd row
ofSidePanels.See FIG.1.Tighten3holes with3Phillips HeadScrews3/16"x3/8",exceptfortheleftfrontone.
Use aPhillips HeadBolt3/16"x3/8"toattach theLighting Stick and securetheholeas shown.
Install CartTop Paneland Lighting Stick
Install CartSidePanels,BottomShelfand CartFrontPanel
Removeall packaging materials.
Layapieceofcardboardon theground (refertoPre-AssemblyInstructions).
Attach Cart SidePanelsontotheCart BottomShelf, making surethattheholeinthepanelsare
aligned.Insert 4PhillipsHeadScrews3/16"x3/8"and tightensecurely.
Attach theCart FrontPanelbetweentheCart SidePanelsas shown;Align the4holes on theedge
ofCart FrontPanelwiththe4holes inthefrontofCart SidePanels.Insert 4PhillipsHeadScrews
3/16"x3/8"and tightensecurely.
PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"x3/8"
Qty.8
Part#S112G03066
PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"x3/8"
Qty.3
Part#S112G03066
Cart FrontPanel
Thetank holelocatedon
therightside.
(withfasteningstrap)
LeftSidePanel
RightSidePanel
BottomShelf
Hose Hole
Cart TopPanel
LightingStick 2ndhole,
2nd row
PhillipsHeadBolt3/16"x3/8"
Qty.1
Part#S03110019A
Bolt3/16"x3/8"
PhillipsHead
Screw3/16"x3/8"
PhillipsHead
Screw3/16"x3/8"
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FIG.1

4Install Grill Head
Remove allcookingcomponents.
Withthehelpofyourassistant. Lift Grill Headand position itoverthetop oftheCart Frames.
MakesurethattheLPregulatorgoes through the"O"shapeintherightfrontoftheCart.
Align the4holes on theBowlFrameLeft/Rightwiththe4holes on thetop ofCart Frames.
Insert 4FlatHeadSelf-tapping Screw3/16"x3/8",and tightensecurely.See FIG.2.
FlatHeadSelf-tapping Screw
3/16"x3/8"
Qty.4
Part#S152G0306D
3PositiontheCart upside downasshown.
Attach twoCasterstotheCart LeftFrame;Align thefour(4)holes on theLeftFramewiththefour(4)holes
on theCasters.Insert4Phillips Head Screws3/16"X1-3/16"and tightensecurely.
Attach twoWheelsontotheCart RightFrame;Align the4holes on theWheelseatswiththe4holes on the
RightFrame.Insert 4Phillips HeadScrews3/16"X1/2"and tightensecurelyas shown.
Install Casters and Wheels
PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"X1-3/16"
Qty.4
Part#S112G0319A
PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"X1/2"
Qty.4
Part#S112G0308A
Caster
Wheel
LeftFrame
Cart FrontPanel
RightFrame
FIG.2
Regulator
BowlFrame
Grill Head
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5Attach theRight SideShelf totheCart Right Frame;Align the4holes on Right SideShelfwiththe3holes on the
Cart RightFrameand 1holeon theedgeofcontrolpanel.Insert 4HexHeadScrews3/16"x3/8"and tighten
securely.See Fig.3.
RepeatthestepsforLeftSide Shelfinstallation.
Install SideShelves
6Position theTank Holding Plateinthecenterofstraps on RightSidePanelusing 2Phillips HeadScrews
3/16"X3/8"and tightensecurely.See Fig.4.
Attach theGrease ReceptaclefromtherearofCart byplacing itinthebracketsundertheCart Top Panel.
Install TankHolding Plateand Grease Receptacle
HexHeadScrew3/16"x3/8"
Qty.8
Part#S162G03064
PhillipsHeadScrew3/16"x3/8"
Qty.2
Part#S112G03066
CartFrame
ControlPanel Fig.3
RightSide
Shelf
Left SideShelf
Grease
Receptacle
Tank Holding Plate
(thesmooth surfaceupside)
Fig.4
The 8thhole
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Cooking Rack/
Secondary
Cooking Grids
Install Cooking Components
PlaceCooking Gridson theledgeof
bowlaboveburners.
PlacetheSecondaryCooking Rack intothe
slotson Grill bowlsidepanels.
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FinalGrill AssemblyStep
Whenyou have finishedassembling yourgrill
besure thatall screwsare tightenedforsafe
operation ofyourgrill.
Beforeeachuseofthegrill,makesuretheGrease
Receptacleisfullyseatedunder theGrill Bowl.
CAUTION:Before each use ofyourgrill, inspect
theGreaseReceptacleandinsideoftheGrillBowl
tobesure there isno excessive grease and de-
brisbuildup. CleantheGrease Receptacleand
insideoftheGrill Bowl frequentlytoeliminate
grease/debrisbuild-upand topreventgrease fires.
Failure tocomplywiththese instructionscould
resultinagrease fire and evenasubsequentthat
could cause seriousbodilyinjury,deathorprop-
ertydamage.
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Thistestwillensurethatthe SparkElectrode Tips
areproperlypositionedsoyourgrilllightseasily
andproperly.
Main Burner ElectrodeCheck withthe
assistance ofanother person, perform
thisElectrodeCheck before proceeding.
Besureall ControlKnobsaresetto"OFF"
and opentheGrill Lid.
Haveyourassistantstand totherightofthe
grill and look towardthefrontofthegrill bowl.
Never putyourfaceinsidetheGrill Head.
Pushand turntheControlKnob to"HI"
position,and pushand holdtheignition
button.Yourassistantshouldsee ablue
sparkwithintheIgnition Electrode.Repeat
process totestotherburners.
AA Batterymaybeinstalledbackwards.
Electricwiresmaybeloose.Removethe
AA Batteryand inspect theIgnitor Junction
Boxfoundinthe ControlBoxand recon-
nectanyloose wires.
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IfthegapbetweentheSparkElectrodeTip
and Receiverismorethan3/16"wideuse
needlenose plierstogentlysqueeze the
SparkReceivertonarrowgap.
Recheck theElectrodeagain,ifno "clicking"
sound isheard:
Ifno sparkisseen,theSparkGapneedsto
beadjustedas follows:
SparkElectrodeTip
SparkGap3/16"
SparkReceiver
Install IgnitorBattery
7RemoveIgnitorCapfromControlPanel.
PlacesuppliedAA batteryintotheIgnitor
Slotwithpositivepolefacing you.
Install theCapand Spring overthe
AA batteryand tightensecurely.
IgnitorCap
IgnitorSlot
AA Battery
Spring +
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USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
CORRECTLPGASTANK USE
The LPGastankmustbe constructed andmarkedin
accordancewiththe Specifications forLP-GasCylinders
oftheU.S.DepartmentofTransportation(D.O.T.)orthe
NationalStandardofCanada,CAN/CSA-B339,Cylinders,
SpheresandTubesforTransportationofDangerous
Goods;and Commission,as applicable.
The LPGastankmusthave ashutoffvalve,terminating
inanLPGassupplytankvalveoutlet,thatiscompatible
withaType 1tankconnectiondevice.TheLPGastank
mustalsohave asafetyreliefdevicethathasadirect
connectionwiththe vaporspace ofthetank.
The tanksupplysystemmustbe arranged forvapor
withdrawal.
The LPGastankmusthave acollartoprotectthe tank
valve.
Neverconnectan unregulated LPgastanktoyourgas
grill. Thegasregulatorassemblysupplied withyourgas
grillisadjustedtohavean outletpressureof11"water
column(W.C.)forconnectiontoan LPgastank.Only
usethe regulatorandhoseassemblysupplied withyour
gasgrill.Replacementhoseand regulatorassembly
mustbe identicaltothoselisted inthe partslistofthis
Operator'sManualasspecifiedbytheManufacturer.
Have yourLPGasdealercheckthereliefvalve afterevery
fillingtoensureit remains freeofdefects.
Always keepLPGastankinuprightposition.
DonotsubjecttheLPGastanktoexcessive heat.
Neverstorean LPGastankindoors.Ifyoustoreyour
gasgrillinthegarage always disconnectthe LPGas
tankfirstandstoreit safelyoutside.
LPGastanksmustbestored outdoorsinawell-
ventilated areaandoutofthe reachofchildren.
Disconnected LPGastanks mustnotbestoredina
building,garageoranyotherenclosed area.
The regulatorandhoseassemblymustbeinspected
beforeeachuseofthegrill. Ifthe hoseisdamagedin
anyway,itmustbe replacedpriortousingthe grillagain.
Anyattempttoconvertthe grillfromone fueltype to
anotherisextremelyhazardous andwillvoidthe war-
ranty.
Neverlightyourgas grillwiththelidclosed orbefore
checkingtoensuretheburnertubesarefullyseatedover
thegasvalve orifices.
Neverallowchildrentooperateyourgrill.Donotallow
children orpetstoplay nearyourgrill.Always supervise
children andpetsiftheyareinthe vicinityoftheunit.
Never use charcoalorlighterfluidinthisgrill.
!WARNING !
Useofalcohol,prescriptionornon-prescriptiondrugs
canimpairyourabilitytoproperlyassembleand
safelyoperateyourgrill.
Keep fireextinguisherreadilyaccessible.Intheevent
ofaoil/greasefire,donotattempttoextinguishwith
water.Usetype Bextinguisherorsmotherwithdirt,
sandorbakingsoda.
Intheeventofrain,turnofftheburnersandgas
supply.Wait forthegrilltocool,andthen placea
coveronit.
Useyourgrillonalevel, stablesurface inanarea
clearofcombustiblematerials.
LPGasgrillmodelisdesignedforusewithastandard
20lb.LiquidPropane Gas(LPGas)tank(soldsepa-
rately). Never connectyourgasgrilltoan LPGastank
thatexceedsthiscapacity.Atankofapproximately12
inchesindiameterby18-1/2incheshighisthemaximum
sizeLPGastanktouse. Youmustusean "OPD"gas
tankwhichhasalistedOverfill PreventionDevice. This
safetyfeaturepreventstankfrombeingoverfilled which
cancauseamalfunctionofthe LPGastank.
Donotleave grillunattendedwhen inuse.
Donotmovethe appliance when inuse.
Allowthe grilltocoolbeforemovingorstoring.
Donotuseyourgrillasaheater.
Thisgrillisnotintendedtobe installedinoron
recreationalvehiclesand/orboats.
The grillisnotintended forcommercialuse.
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DonotstoreaspareLP-Gastank underornear
thisappliance.
Neverfillthetankbeyond80percentfull; and
Ifthe information in"(a)"and"(b)"isnotfollowed
exactly,afirecausingdeathorseriousinjurymay
occur.
A.
B.
C.
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Use yourgrill atleast3feetawayfromanywall or
surface.
Use yourgrill 3feetawayfromanycombustible
objectsthatcanmeltorcatch firesuch as vinylor
wood siding,fences,overhangs(See DiagramBe-
low), oranyothersources ofignition;including pilot
lightsandliveelectricalappliances.
Donotuse yourgrill underanyoverheadcombus-
tibleconstruction.
Neveruse yourgas grill inagarage,porch,shed,
breezeway,oranyotherenclosedarea.
Neveruse yourgas grill on abalcony,deck,or
patioabovetheground floorofyourhome.
Inwindyconditions,alwaysposition thefrontofthe
grill tofaceoncoming wind toreduceheatand
smokeblowing inyourface,and topreventpotential
hazardstoyourselfand thegrill.
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WIND
DIRECTION
3ft. 3ft.
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NOTEaboutLPGasTankExchangePrograms
How toLeak TestyourLPGas Tank
Ifgrowingbubbles appeardo notuseormove
theLPGastank.ContactanLPGasSupplier
oryourfiredepartment!
WARNING
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Allleaktestsmustbe repeatedeachtimeyourLPGas
tank isexchangedorrefilled.
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.
Donotusehouseholdcleaningagents.Damagetogas
assemblycomponentscanresult.
Foryoursafety:
Leaktestnewand exchangedLPGas tanksBEFOREcon-
necting onetoyourgrill.
Alwayskeepnewand exchangedLPGas tanksinanup-
rightpositionduring use,transit orstorage.
Useaclean paintbrush anda50/50mildsoapand
watersolution.
Brushsoapysolution ontoLPGastank intheareas
indicatedbythe arrows.Seediagram.
If growing bubblesappeardonotuse ormovethe
LPGas tank.CallanLPGasSupplieroryourFire
Department.
USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
TurnyourLPgas tank valveclockwise totheclosed
orOFF position.
Release thetank fastening strapbuckle.
PlaceLPgas tank intotheholeon therightside
ofbottomshelfas shown.
ConnecttheLPregulatortothetank valvebyinsert-
ing thenippleintothetank valveoutlet. Tightenthe
coupling nutclockwise byhand.
Securegas tank withthetank fastening strapas
shown.
Tosecure a20lb LPGas TanktoGas Grill
Manyretailersthatsell grillsofferyou theoption ofreplac-
ing youremptyLPGas tank through anexchangeservice.
Useonlythose reputableexchangecompanies thatin-
spect, precision fill,test, and certifytheirtanks.Exchange
yourtank onlyforanOPD safetyfeature-equippedtank as
describedintheLPGas tank section ofthisGuide.
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LPGasModelonly:
Gas Tank
LPRegulator
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WARNING !!
Ifyou haveagas leakthatcannotberepairedby
tightening,turnoff thegas atthesource,disconnect
fuellinefromyourgrill and call 1-877-934-7455 or
yourgas supplierforrepairassistance.
LPGasModelonly:
ConnectRegulatorwithHosetoyourLPGasTank
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
! !
DonotstorespareLPcylinderwithin
10 feet(3m)ofthisappliance.
Donotstoreoruse gasolineorother
flammableliquidsandvaporswithin25
feet(8m)ofthisappliance.
Whencookingwithoil/grease,do not
allowtheoil/grease togethotter350°F
(177°C)
Donotleaveoil/grease unattended.4.
2.
3.
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.See diagram.Ifbubbles
appearinthesoapsolution theconnectionsare
notproperlysealed.Check each fitting and tighten
orrepairas necessary.
Quick
Coupling Nut
CAUTION: Whentheapplianceisnotinuse thegas must
beturnedoff atthetank.Placedustcapon cylindervalve
outletwheneverthecylinderisnotinuse.Onlyinstall the
typeofdustcapon thecylindervalveoutletthatisprovided
withthecylindervalve.Othertypes ofcapsorplugsmay
resultinleakageofpropane.
Turnall BurnerValvestotheOFF position.
Inspectthevalveconnection port and regulator
assemblyfordamageordebris.Removeany
debris.Neveruse damaged orplugged equip-
ment.
Connecttheregulatorassemblytothetank valve
and HAND TIGHTENnutclockwise toafull stop.
DO NOTuse awrench totightenbecause itcould
damagetheQuick Coupling Nutand resultina
gas leak/firehazard.
Openthetank valve(counterclockwise)1/4to1/2
ofafull turn,and use asoapywatersolution to
check all connectionsforleaksbeforeattempting
tolightyourgrill.See "Check all connections for
LP Gas Leaks".Ifaleakisfound,turnthetank
valveoff and do notuse yourgrill until theleakis
repaired.
WARNING !
FailuretoreadandfollowtheUseand Care
Instructionscouldresultinafireorexplosion that
couldcauseseriousbodilyinjury,deathorprop-
ertydamage.
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Type1connectionper
ANSIZ21.58A-2008/CSA
1.6A-2008
LPGasTank
Regulatorwith
Hose(LPG)
GasValve/Manifold
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USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
Main Burner
Failuretoreplaceafaultyhose,securegas supply
connectionsortoopentheLidbeforeproceeding to
theLighting Procedures couldresultinafireor
explosionthatcouldcause seriousbodilyinjury,
death,orpropertydamage.
WARNING
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GrillLightingInstructions
Beforeeach use,check all hoses forcracks, nicks,cuts,
burnsorabrasions.Ifahose isdamagedinanyway,do
notuse yourgrillbeforereplacingthe hosewithan
authorizedpart fromthePartsList. Alsomakesureall
gas supplyconnectionsaresecurelytightened.
Familiarize yourselfwithall Safetyand Use and Care
instructionsinthismanual. Donotsmokewhile
lighting yourgrill orwhenchecking thegas supply
connections.
BesurethattheLPGas tank isfilled,and lock
Casterstopreventmovementduring grill operation.
OpentheGrill Lid.
1.
4.
3.
2.
OpenLPGas tank
5.
8.
7.
9.
6.
SetControlKnobstoOFF and opentheLPGas tank valve
SLOWLY 1/4ofafull turn.
Pushand turnLeft MainBurnerControlKnob to.
AlwayslighttheLeft MainBurnerfirst. Press the
electricignitor3to4secondstolighttheburner.
Ifignition does notoccurin5seconds,turntheBurner
Control(s)off, wait5minutes,and repeatthelighting
procedure.Ifignition still does notoccur, turntheburner
control(s)and gas sourceOFF.Wait5minutes forgas
toclearandthenconductaleaktestofALL gas
connectionsand gas sources as explainedintheUse
and Caresection ofthismanual.Ifno leaksaredetected,
wait5minutes foranygas toclearand repeatthelighting
procedure.
AfteroneBurnerislit, turnthetank valveSLOWLYone
more1/4ofaturn.
Turntheadjacentburnerknob totolight. Note:When
lighting all mainburners,start withtheburnerfurthestfrom
fuelsourcelocation,thenlightremaining burnersinse-
quencemovingtowardfuelsource.
To lightyourgas grill bymatch,insert amatch intothe
Lighting Stick and followsteps1through 5oftheGrill
Lighting Instructions.Then,openthelidand lightthe
match and placeLighting Stick through theCooking
Gridsonthegrill(SeeDiagramsBelow)toreach
burnerports.TurnthecorrelatedControlKnob tothe
settingtoreleasegas.The Burnershouldlight
immediately.
ManuallyLighting YourGrill By Paper Match
Lighting Stick
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USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
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Never leanoverthegrill cooking area whilelighting
yourgas grill.Keepyourfaceand bodyasafe
distance(atleast18 inches)fromthefrontofgrill
whenlighting yourgrill bymatch.
WARNING
!!
WARNING !!
ShouldaFLASHBACKfireoccurinoraroundthe Burner
Tubes,followthe instructions below.Failuretocomply
withtheseinstructions couldresultinafireorexplosion
thatcouldcauseserious bodilyinjury,death,orproperty
damage.
Shutoff gas supplytothegas grill.
TurntheControlKnobstoOFF position.
OpentheGrill Lid.
PutoutanyflamewithaClass Bfire
extinguisher.
Oncethegrillhas cooleddown,cleanthe
BurnerTubes and Burnersaccording tothe
cleaninginstructionsinthisUseand Care
Guide.
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Troubleshooting
Ifthegrill failstolight:
MisalignmentofBurnerTubesoverOrifices
Correction: RepositionBurnerTubesoverOrifices.
Obstruction ingas line
Correction: Removefuelline fromgrill.Donot smoke!Open
gassupplyforonesecondtoclear anyobstructionfromfuel
line.Closeoffgassupplyatsource andreconnectfuelline
togrill.
PluggedOrifice
Correction: RemoveBurnersfromgrill byremoving the
screwfromtherearofeach Burnerusing PhillipsHead
Screwdriver. Carefullylift each Burnerup and awayfrom
gas valveOrifice.RemovetheOrificefromgas valveand
gentlyclearanyobstruction withafinewire.Thenreinstall
all Orifices,Burners,screwsand cooking components.
Ifanobstruction issuspectedinGas Valves orManifold,
call theGrill Information Center 1-877-934-7455
Monday-Friday8:00am-4:30pmCST
Obstruction inBurnerTubes
Correction:FollowtheBurnerTubecleaning procedureon
page 17 ofthisOperator'sManual.
MisalignmentofIgnitoron Burner
Correction: CheckforproperpositionoftheElectrodeTip
asshownin steps8on page10. Thegapbetween the
SparkElectrodeTipand SparkReceivershouldbe
approximately3/16"wide.Adjustifnecessary.Withthe
gassupplyclosed,turnanyMainBurnerControlKnob
toand pressignitorbutton towatch forthe presence
ofasparkattheend oftheElectrode
DisconnectedElectricWires
Correction: InspecttheIgnitorJunctionBoxfoundbehindthe
ControlPanel. ConnectlooseElectricwirestoJunctionBox
andtrytolightthe grill.
WeakAAbattery
Correction: RemovetheIgnitorCapand replacethebat-
tery.
Ifthegrill still does notlightyou mayneedtopurge
airfromthegas lineorresettheregulatorexcess gas
flowdevice. Note: Thisprocedureshouldbedoneevery
timeanewLPGas tank isconnectedtoyourgrill.
Turngas offatsourceandturnControlKnobstoOFF.Wait
atleast5minutes forgastoclear,thenretry.
Ifyourgrillstillfailstolight, checkgas supplyand
connections.
Repeatlighting procedure.Ifyourgrill stillfailstooper-
ate,turnthegas off atsource,turntheControl Knobsto
OFF,thencheckthefollowing:
1.
2.
3.
Topurgeairfromyourgas lineand/orreset
theregulatorexcess gas flow device:
TurnControlKnobstotheOFF position.
Turnoff thegas atthetank valve.
DisconnectregulatorfromLPGas tank.
Letunitstand 5minutes toallowairtopurge.
ReconnectregulatortotheLPGas tank.
Turntank valveon SLOWLY1/4ofaturn.
OpentheGrill Lid.
Pushand turntheLeft MainBurnerControlKnob
toand immediatelypress theignitorbutton,
you will hearaclicking sound as theburneris
beingignited.
Ifignition does notoccurin5seconds,turntheControl
Knob(s)and gas sourceOFF and conductaleaktest
as explainedintheUse and Caresection ofthisguide.
Ifno leaksaredetected,wait5minutes foranygas
toclearand repeatthelighting procedure.
WARNING
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16
Proper careand maintenancewill keepyour grill intop operating
condition and prolong itslife.Followthese cleaning procedures
on atimelybasisand yourgrill will staycleanand operatewith
minimumeffort.
CAUTION: Besureyourgrill isOFF and coolbeforecleaning.
Cleaning ExteriorStainless SteelSurfaces:
Routinecareand maintenanceisrequiredtopreserve
theappearanceandcorrosionresistance ofstainless
steel.Thefactisstainlesssteelcancorrode,rustand
discolorundercertainconditions.Rustiscaused when
regularsteelparticles intheatmospherebecomeat-
tached tothestainlesssteelsurface.Steelparticlescan
also becomeattachedtoyourgrillifyouusesteelwool
orstiffwirebrushestoclean the grill instead ofnon-
abrasive cloth,sponge ornyloncleaningtools.Incoastal
areas rustpitscandevelop onstainless surfaces that
cannotbe fullyremoved.Bleachandotherchlorinebased
solutions used forhouseholdandpoolcleaningcanalso
causecorrosion tostainlesssteel.Weathering,extreme
heat,smoke fromcookingand machine oilsusedinthe
manufacturingprocessofstainlesssteelcancausestain-
less steeltoturntan incolor.Although therearemany
factorswhichcanaffectthesurface appearanceofstain-
lesssteel, they donotaffectthe integrityofthesteelor
the performance ofthe grill.
Tohelpmaintainthefinishofstainlesssteelfollowthese
cleaning procedures forthebestresults:
Aftereveryuse (afteryourgrill has cooleddown), wipe
stainlesssurfaceswithasoft,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.
WARNING
! !
Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructions could
resultinafireorexplosion thatcouldcause
seriousbodilyinjury,deathorpropertydamage.
Keepgrill area clearand free fromcombustible
materials,gasolineandotherflammablevapors
andliquids.
Donotobstructtheflowofairforcombustion and
ventilation.
Keeptheventilation openingsofthetank enclo-
surecabinetfree and clearofdebris.
Visuallycheck burnerflames occasionallytoen-
sureproperflamepatternas shownbelow.
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MAGNIFIEDVIEW OFGRILLMAINBURNERFLAME
THROUGHOPENLID.
CLEANINGAND MAINTENANCE
Beforeinitialuse,and periodicallythereafter, washyour
Cooking Gridsinamildsoapand warmwatersolution.
You canuse awashclothorvegetablebrushtocleanyour
Cooking Grids.
To reducethechanceoffire,theGrease Receptacle
shouldbevisuallyinspectedbeforeeach grill use.Re-
moveanygrease and washGrease Receptaclewitha
mildsoapand warmwatersolution.
Grease canbuildup on theinsideoftheGrill lidover time.
Thisgrease candripontoyourdeck orpatiowhenthelid
isopened.VisuallyinspecttheinsideoftheGrill Lid
beforeeach grill use.Removeanygrease and washwith
amildsoapand warmwatersolution.
CleaningtheCookingGrids
Cleaning theGrease Receptacle
Cleaning theInsideoftheGrill Lid
10.
11.
1.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Burning-off excess food aftereverycookoutwill keepit
readyforinstantuse.However, atleastevery3months
you mustgivetheentiregrill athorough cleaning to
minimize yourriskofgrease fireand keepthegrill intop
shape.Followthese steps:
Turnall BurnerValves tothefull OFF position.
TurntheLPgas tank valvetothefull OFF position.
Disconnecttheregulatorfromthegas tank.Inspect the
hose withregulatorassemblyforcracking,cutsorany
otherdamage,and replaceas necessary.Refertothe
PartsList inthisUse and CareGuide(Operator'sManual).
Removeand cleantheCooking Grids,Cooking Rack and
GrillBurners.
Covereach Gas ValveOrificewithaluminumfoil.
Brushtheinsideand bottomof thegrill withafiberpador
nylon brushand washwithamildsoapand warmwater
solution.Rinse thoroughlyand letdry.
Removealuminumfoil fromOrifices and check each
Orificeforobstruction.
Check each SparkElectrode,adjusting as needed.The
spacebetweentheSparkElectrodeTipand SparkRe-
ceivershouldbeapproximately3/16".
ReplacetheBurnersandadjust theGas CollectorTube.
Theedgeof thecollector tube shouldbe overlapping the
BurnerPort.
ReplaceCooking RackandCooking Grids.
Reconnectthegas sourceand observetheBurnerflame
forcorrectoperation.
RoutineCleaning ofTheGrill Interior
3.
2.
WARNING
! !
Donotleavethegrillunattendedduringburnoff.Empty
andcleanthegrease receptaclebeforedoing burn-
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ToreducethechanceofFLASHBACKFIREyoumustclean
theBurnerTubes asfollowsatleastonce amonthin
summerand fall orwheneverspidersareactiveinyour
area,and ifyourgrill has notbeenusedforanextended
period oftime.
Regardless ofwhich Burnercleaning procedureyou
use,werecommend thatyou alsocompletethefollow-
ing cleaning regimenstohelpprolong Burnerlife.
Forsafeoperation,makesuretheOrifices are
insidetheBurnerTubes beforeusing yourgrill.
See figure.IftheOrificeisnotinsidetheBurner
Tube,lighting theBurnermaycause explosion and/
orfireresultinginseriousbodliyinjuryand/or
propertydamage.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.Referto Figure1 and performoneofthese three
cleaningmethods:
Turnall BurnerValves tothefull OFF position.
TurntheLPGas tank valvetothefull OFF position.
Removethescrewsfromtherearofeach MainBurner
using aPhillipsHeadScrewdriver.
RemovetheCooking Gridsfromyourgrill.
Carefullylift each Burnerup and awayfromtheGas
ValveOrifice.
Check and cleanburner/venturitubes forinsectsand
insect nests.Acloggedtubecanleadtoafirebeneath
thegrill.
Detach theLPGas regulatorassemblyfromyourgas
grill.
CLEANINGTHEBURNERTUBES AND BURNERPORTS
2.2.
WARNING
! !
TubeBurner
METHOD 1:Bend astiff wireorwirecoathanger
intoasmall hook as shownand run thehook
through theBurnerTubeand insidetheBurner
severaltimes toremovedebris.
METHOD 2:Use abottlebrushwithaflexible
handleand run thebrushthrough theBurner
Tubeand insidetheBurnerseveraltimes to
removeanydebris.
METHOD 3:Use anairhose toforceairthrough
each BurnerTube.Theforcedairshouldpass
debrisorobstructionsthrough theBurnerand
outthePorts.
Aftereach use ofthemaingrill orinfraredcooking zone
itisnecessarytoburnoff food particles and drippings
which canclog Burnerportsand reduceBurnerperfor-
mance.OPENthe grillLid,ignitetheburner(s)and
operategrill on setting for3to5minutes.
Use anylon brush,blowerorvacuumtoremoveaccu-
mulatedashfromtheoutersurfaceofeach Burner.
CloggedtubestyleBurnerportscanbecleanedwitha
stiff wire,such as anopenpaperclip.
Inspecteach Burnerfordamage(cracksorholes)and if
such damageisfound,orderand install anewBurner.
Afterinstallation,check toensurethattheGas Valve
Orifices arecorrectlyplacedinsidetheendsof theBurner
Tubes.Alsocheck theposition ofyourSparkElectrode.
Figure 1
TOCLEAN BURNER
TUBE,INSERTHOOK
ASINDICATEDBYTHE
ARROW
BurnerTube
9
BurnerPort Foot
Orifice BurnerTube
GasValveAssembly

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CookingInstructions
Thefatsand juices dripping fromgrilledfood cancause
flare-upswhich impart afavorably,distinctivetasteand
color tofood. Theyshouldbeacceptedup toapoint. To
minimize flare-ups:
Trimexcessfat from meatsandpoultry
Preheatthe grill properly
Clean grillregularlyto removefoodandgrease build-
up
Reposition yourfoodoften toavoidflare-ups
Greasing thecooking surfacewill helpkeepfoodsfrom
sticking during thecookoutand reduces theamountof
cleanup required.Use abrushtoapplyathinlayerof
cooking oil orvegetableshortening ontoeach Cooking
Gridbeforeeach cookout. Wedo notsuggestspraytype
oilsunless theyarespecifiedforhigh-temperature
cooking.Besuretocoattheentirecooking surface.
Theindirectcooking method canalsobeusedwiththe
suppliedCooking Grids.To cook indirectly, thefood
shouldbeplacedon theleft or rightsideofyour grill with
themainBurnerliton theoppositeside.Orplaceyour
food on theSecondaryCooking Rack and light theouter
mainBurners.Eitherway, indirectcooking mustbe
done withthe Liddown.
Preheating
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Flare-Ups
PrepareCooking Grids forGrilling
Thesuggestedheatsettingsand cooking times shown
inthefollowing pages areapproximate.Unlikethecon-
trolledenvironmentinsideyourkitchen,variables includ-
ingoutside temperatures,direction andconditionsof
wind,as well as grill location will affectyourgrill'sheat
distribution.Because these conditionsvary,and no two
backyards arealike,weofferthese tipsasgeneral
guidelines foryourreference.Werecommend you moni-
toryourgrill closelyand rotatefoodsas neededtoprevent
overcooking and ensurethemostdeliciousresultsevery
time.
Topreheatmainburners,light your grill on, lowerthe
Lidandfollowtherecommendedtimes below.
Forhigh temperaturecooking,preheatgrill10to15
minutes.
Forlowtemperaturecooking,preheatgrill 3-5
minutes.
Toslowcook,preheatingisnotnecessary.
Cooking Temperatures
Highsetting : TheControlKnob setting shouldonly
beusedtopre-heatyourgrill thefirst10-15 minutes and
forburning food residueoff thegrill.
AnImportantNoteAboutCooking Temperatures
LowSettings : Mostrecipes specifymediumtolow
settings,including all smoking and cooking leancuts
such as fish.
IndirectCooking usingMainBurners
Beforecooking on yourgas grill forthefirsttime,you
should"burnoff"thegrill toeliminateanyodor orforeign
matter. Ignitethemainburners,lowertheLid,and oper-
ategrill on setting for10 to15 minutes.
CAUTION:Operatingyourgrillonthesettingforlonger
thanfiveminutes maydamagecertainpartsofyourgrill.
Donotleaveyourgrillunattendedwheninuse.
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Themiddleand back primarycooking areas offerhigh
heatforgrilling.
TheSecondaryCooking Rack offersmediumheatfor
preparing breadsand firmvegetables.
Thefrontprimarycooking area offersless heatand is
idealfor preparing delicatefoodsand forkeeping cooked
foodswarm.
DirectCooking usingMainBurners
Thedirectcooking method canbeusedwiththesupplied
Cooking Gridsand food placeddirectlyoverthe litgrill
Burners. DirectCooking requires the Grill Lidtobe
open.Thismethod isidealforsearing and grilling when
you wantanopen-flamebarbecuedtaste.
Failuretocomplywiththese instructionscouldresult
inafireorexplosionthatcouldcauseseriousbodily
injury,deathorpropertydamage.
Never coverthecooking grids,bottomofgrill bowlor
Grease Receptaclewithcharcoal,aluminumfoil,sand
oranysubstancethatcanabsorbgrease.
Beforeeach use ofyourgrill: InspecttheGrease
Receptacleand insideoftheGrillBowltobesure
thereisnoexcessive greaseanddebrisbuildup.
CleantheGreaseReceptacleandinsideoftheGrill
Bowlfrequentlytoeliminategrease/debrisbuild-up
and topreventgrease fires.
Use yourgrill atleast3feetawayfromanywall
orsurface. Use yourgrill atleast3feetawayfrom
combustibleobjectsthatcanmeltorcatch fire
(such as vinyl,wood siding,fences and overhangs)
orsources ofignition (including pilotlightson water
heatersand liveelectricalappliances).
Never use yourgas grill inagarage,porch,shed,
breezewayoranyotherenclosedarea.
Never use yourgas grill on abalcony,deck,
patioabovetheground floorofyourhome.
Yourgrill will getveryhot. Alwayswearaflame
retardantBBQMitt whencooking on yourgrill.Never
leanover cooking areas whileusing grill.Donottouch
cookingsurfaces,Lid,grillhousingorotherparts
whilegrill isinoperation,oruntil thegrill has cooled
downafteruse.
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CAUTION: Beforepreheating thegrill,check theGrease
Receptacleand insideoftheGrill Bowltobesurethereis
no excessivegrease and debrisbuildup.Asneeded,you
maycleanthem.Referto"Cleaning Instructions"on page
16.Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructionscouldresult
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GuidetoGrilling using theMainBurnersand Direct Cooking Method
GrillingSteakand Ribs
Turnthegrill Burnerson ,close theLidand preheatyour
grill 10 to15 minutes.OpenLidand placethemeaton the
Cooking Griddirectlyabovethelit Burners. Cook themeat on
bothsides until seared.ReducetheheattoMEDIUMand
cook meatuntil done.Grilling times will varyaccording to
meatthickness.
Grilling Hamburgersand Sausages
Turnthegrill Burnerson ,close Lidand preheatyourgrill
10 to15 minutes.OpenLidand place themeaton the
Cooking Griddirectlyabovethelit Burners. Cook themeat on
bothsides until seared.ReducetheheattoMEDIUMand
cook themeatuntil done.Grilling times will varyaccording to
meatthickness.
GrillingPoultry
Turnthegrill Burnerson ,close Lidand preheatyourgrill
10 to15 minutes.Thenraise theLid,reduceheat toMEDIUM
and cook poultrydirectlyoverlitBurnersuntil done.Poultry
skinisfattysoyou shouldexpectsomeflare-upswhenusing
thisdirectmethod.
To minimize flare-ups,trygrilling poultryusing theindirect
method.Placethepoultryon onesideofthegrill withthe
opposing Burnerson MEDIUMheat, and lowerthegrill Lid.
Grilling times will varybasedon thesize ofyourpoultry.
GrillingPork
TurnBurnerson and preheatyourgrill 10 to15 minutes
withtheLidclosed.Raise Lid,placeporkon Cooking Grid
andcook until seared.ReduceheattoMEDIUMandcook until
done.Grilling times will varyaccording tomeatthickness.
WholeFishand WholeFillets
Preheatyourgrill on for10-15 minutes withtheLiddown.
Raise lidand turnBurnerstoMEDIUMheat. Placefish(skin
down)on grill and cook overdirectheatuntil done.Use
cooking timeas aguideoruntil fishisopaquebutstill moist.
SmallerFishFilletsand Cubes
Followthedirectionsfromabove,using approximatecooking
times shownatright. Placeasmall pieceofaluminumfoil on
theCooking Gridsifthefishpieces aresmall enough todrop
betweentheCooking Grids.
Vegetables and Fruit
Prepareyourfruitorvegetables and brushwithbutteror
basting sauceifdesired.To cook indirectly, thefood should
beplacedon theleft orrightsideofyourgrill withtheBurner
liton theoppositesideand thegrill liddown.Orcenteryour
food on theSecondaryCooking Rack and lighttheoutergrill
Burners.Eitherway,indirectcookingmustbedonewiththe
Liddown.
Insomeinstances,you maywanttogrill vegetables and fruit
directly overtheheat, using thesuppliedCooking Grids.
Foodsthatworkbestwithdirectheatarerelativelysoft and
requireashort cooking time:mushrooms,zucchini,toma-
toes and skeweredfruitsuch as apricots,peaches,pine-
apple,strawberries and kiwis.Rememberthe Grill Lidmust
remainup when cooking directly.
CutofMeat
T-bonesteak
Sirloinsteak
Beefspareribs
Porterhouse steak
NewYorkstripsteak
Hamburgers
Sausages
Chickenbreast
(cook withbonedown)
Chickenwings
Drumsticks
Wholebird
(cook withbreastup)
Chops
Loins
Cutlets
Wholefish
Wholefishfillets
Fishfillets
Bonelesscubes
ApproximateCookingTimes
Rare: 4-8minutes
Medium: 10-14 minutes
Well done: 15-20 minutes
Rare: 4-6minutes
Medium: 8-10 minutes
Well done: 10-15 minutes
Directmethod:
approximately15minutes
Indirectmethod:
up to30 minutes
Indirectmethod:
approximately1hour
Medium: 10-14 minutes
Well done: 15-20 minutes
10 -12 minutes perpound or
until fishisopaque
4-5minutes each side
oruntil fishisopaque
Forveryfirmvegetables-particularlypotatoes and yams,we
recommend thatyou partiallyboil untilalmostcooked,
beforeplacing themon thegrill.Cooking times using the
indirect method withtheliddownwill besimilar tothose for
yourkitchenoven.However, therearemanyfactorssuch as
outsidetemperature,wind conditionsand location ofgrill
thataffectyourgrill performancesowesuggestyou watch
thetemperaturegaugeand adjusttheheataccordingly.
Cooking times forfoodspreparedwiththe directmethod
will bemuch shorterbecauseofthedirectheatsource.
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TypeofFood
Beef
Lamb
Veal
Pork
Chicken
Duck
Fish
Turkey,under16 pounds
Turkey,over16 pounds
HowCooked
Rare
Medium
Well done
Medium
Well done
ApproximateCookingTimes
18 minutes perpound
23 minutes perpound
27 minutes perpound
18 minutes perpound
23 minutes perpound
27 minutes perpound
30-33 minutes perpound
20-25 minutes perpound
25 minutes perpound
10 minutes perpound
20-25 perpound +30 minutes
18-23 perpound +15 minutes
AnImportantNoteAboutHeatSettings
Thesuggestedheatsettingsshownareapproximate.There
aremanyfactorssuch as outsidetemperature,wind condi-
tionsand grill location thataffectyourgrill performance.We
offerthese cooking times as generalguidelines,butsuggest
you watch thetemperaturegaugeand adjusttheheataccord-
ingly.
Preparing toRoast
Roastingusesthe indirectcooking method.Therefore,the
foodshouldbeplacedonthe leftorrightside ofyourgrill with
the Burnerliton the oppositeside.Youcan alsousethe
supplied CookingGridwithan aluminumdrippanunderneath
allowingyoutocollectjuicesformaking gravies.Remember,
indirectcookingrequiresthe Lidofyourgrilltobedown.
Preheatingyourgrillisnotrequired forslowcookingmethods
suchasroasting.If youdochoosetopreheatyourgrillbefore
roasting,turntheBurnersonHiandcloseLidforapproximately
10-15 minutes.
Oven Temperature
Slow 300°-340°F
Moderate 355°-390°F
High 410°-480°F
RecommendedGrillSetting
BothoutsideBurnerson LOW
1outsideBurneron Hiand 1outsideBurneron LOW
BothoutsideBurnerson Hi
GuidetoRoasting and Baking Using theMainBurners
Foodpreparation
Trimmeatof excessfat. Trussmeat andpoultrywithcooking
stringtoretainshapeif desired.Baconstrips canbeusedto
coverthe outside surfaceoflean meatandpoultrytohelp
preventit fromdryingout.Anothermethodforkeepingfood
moistduringroastingistoputwaterinacookingpan,then
coverwithfoil. Thefoilshouldberemovedforthe firstorthe
lastpartofthecookingtimetoensureproperbrowning.
Tipsforroasting
Except when roastingwithwater inaroastingpan, the juices
thatcollectinthe pancanbeused asthe baseforatasty
sauceorgravy.Place acookingpandirectlyovertheheat,add
extrabutterifneeded,thenaddseveralspoonfulsofflourto
thickensauce.Finally,addsufficient chickenorbeef stockto
obtainthedesiredconsistency.
Oncethemeat iscooked, remove it fromyourgrillandcover
withapieceoffoil.Allowit tostandfor10-15minuteswhich
allowsthejuicestosettle.Thiswillmake carvingeasierand
ensureatender, juicyroast.
BAKINGTECHNIQUES
Fromcasseroles and cornbread todeliciousdessertslike
fonduefruit skewersorcrumblecake,bakingonthegrillisas
easyasbakinginthe kitchen.
PreparingtoBake
Tobake inyournewgrillyou'llneed abakingdishorcast-iron
cookingpan,andapairofflameretardantBBQMitts.If the
cookingpaniscast-ironbesuretoseasonthepan beforeuse.
Preheatyourgrill10-15minutes, thenlowerheattoachieve the
bakingtemperaturedesired.Bakingusesthe indirectcook-
ing method.Therefore,your cookingpanshouldbeplacedon
the left orrightsideof yourgrillwiththeburner lit onthe opposite
side.
TipsforBaking
Prepareyourfavoriterecipeasyouwouldinthe kitchen.
Foods cooked inthe grillforlongperiods oftimeshould
always be coveredinaluminumfoiltoretainmoisture.You
willneedtostirthe foodseveraltimesasitbakes,andadd
additionalliquidifrequired.
Watchthe temperature,andadjusttocookaccordingtoyour
recipedirections.