Grandhall TG08BLP User manual

Manual#P80151021A-Date:2008/04/14
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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Operator'sManual
LiquidPropaneGas(LPG)Grill
T-GrillModelTG08BLP
BarbequesGaloreistheexperton this
productandtrainedtohelpyou with:
FREEHELP
FROMTHEGRILLEXPERTS
Call: 1-800-752-3085
Assemblyquestions
Grilloperation
Replacementofdamagedormissingparts
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DANGER
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3.
4.
Ifyousmell gas:
Shutoff gas totheappliance.
Extinguishanyopenflame.
Openlid.
Ifodorcontinues,keepawayfrom
theappliance andimmediatelycall
yourgas supplieroryourfire
department.
TableofContents
PrimarySafetyWarnings...........................1-3
Pre-AssemblyInstructions..............................3
PartDiagramsandLists..........................4-7
AssemblyInstructions................................8-9
Use&CareInstructions:
•GasSafetyand LeakTests...........10-12
•Lighting Instructions.................................13
•Troubleshooting..........................................14
•Cleaning andMaintenance.....................15
•CookingGuide...................................A1-A4
•FrequentlyAsked Questions............A5-A6
WarrantyTerms...........................BackCover
1.
WARNING
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DonotstorespareLPcylinder
within10feet(3m)ofthisappliance.
Donotstoreoruse gasolineor
otherflammableliquidsand
vaporswithin25 feet(8m)ofthis
appliance.
Whencookingwithoil/grease,do
notallowtheoil/grease toget
hotterthan350°F(177°C)
Donotleaveoil/grease unattended.4.
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3.
WARNING
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•LPGmodelsmustbe used withLiquidPro-
paneGas andtheregulatorassemblysup-
plied.NaturalGas modelsmustbeused with
NaturalGas only.Anyattempttoconvert
thegrillfromonefueltypetoanotheris
extremelyhazardous andwillvoidthewarranty.
Keepgas regulatorhose awayfromhotgrill
surfaces and dripping grease.Avoidunneces-
sarytwisting ofhose.Visuallyinspecthose
priortoeach use forcuts,cracks,excessive
wearorotherdamage.Ifthehose appears
damageddo notuse thegas grill.Call
1-800-752-3085 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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Always keeptheGrease/Water Tray 1/2filled
with water during operation. Failure to
follow thiscould resultin agrease fire that
couldcause seriousbodilyinjury or
propertydamage.
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WARNING
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HandlethisGrease/Water tray with a
heat-resistantglove.
GrandHall anddesign®,TGrill anddesign®,
Crossray™LateralInfrared BurnerTechnology,
CommandFlame®,SmoothStart®Electronic
Ignition System,CeramicSavorPlates®,Sear-
zzler®,Stainless CladTherma-Core® Cooking
Grids,GrandCafé anddesign®,GrandMark
anddesign®,GrandChef anddesign®,Grand
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UrbanCafé anddesign®,Smokeless Grill and
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TheCrossrayburnersystem byGrandHall is
covered byAustralianPatentNo. 2006100635,
ChinesePatentNo. 960361,GermanPatent
No. 20 2006 012 212.5.U.S.PatentPending.
RegisteredandunregisteredTrademarksheld
byGrandHall includethefollowing:
Patents heldbyGrandHall includethe
following:
©2008 GrandHall.All RightsReserved.

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Pre-AssemblyInstructionsForYourSafety
Tobeginyour“restaurantquality”grilling,become
familiarwithallofthecooking elementsofyourT-Grill
lightingandoperatinginstructions.
IMPORTANTNOTE:YourinfraredT-Grill isequipped
withan innovativeGrease/WaterTraythatisdesigned
totrapexcess grease drippingsbutalso tomoisturize
yourfood.Itisimportanttokeepthistrayhalf-filledwith
waterwhilegrilling inordertogetthebestpossible
results.
WARNING:Grease and watercangetveryhot. Always
handletheGrease/WaterTraywithaheatresistant
glove.Beforeremoving theTrayalwaysbesurethat
thegrill has properlycooled.Beawarethatthetray
doescontainwaterand grease and beextremely
carefulwhenremoving thetraytopreventspillage.
Failuretofollowtheseinstructions couldcauseserious
bodilyinjuryorpropertydamage.
Congratulationson yourselection ofoneofthefinest
outdoorkitchen appliances available.YourT-Grillis
equippedwiththeuniqueCrossrayinfrared cooking
systembyGrand Hall (patentpending)which offers
restaurantstylegrillingperformance.
Infraredgrillingtechnologycooksthefood directly(and
nottheairaround it) which offersmanyadvantages
overconventionalgrillingsystem:
MORE FLAVORFULFOOD as theintense heat
searsthefood and locksinthejuices whilealso
cookingitfasterwhich usuallymeans more
succulence.
FEWER FLAREUPS as thehigherinfraredheat
vaporizesmoredrippingswhichalsoaddsnatural
flavoring toyourfood.
MORE EFFICIENCYAND CONVENIENCE as the
higherheatmeans shortercookingtimes,more
fuelefficiencyandeasieryearroundgrilling.
Grill Installation Codes
The installationmustconformwithlocalcodesor,in
the absence oflocalcodes,witheitherthe National
FuelGasCode,ANSIZ223.1/NFPA54,NaturalGas
andPropanceInstallationCode,CSAB149.1,or
Propane Storage andHandlingCode,B149.2.
ToolsRequiredforAssembly:
protectiveworkgloves
protectiveeyewear
Youwillneedassistancefromanotherpersonto
handlethegrill headand otherlarge,heavy parts.
OpenLidofshipping carton and removetop sheet
ofcardboardand /orpacking materials.Lay
cardboardsheeton floorand use as aworksurface
toprotectfloorand grill partsfromscratches.
You mayslicethecarton frontcornerswithautility
knifetolayopenthecarton frontpanel.Thisallows
you toraise thegrill headLidand removethe
componentspackedinside,making iteasiertolift.
UsetheHardwareand Part Diagramstoensureall
itemsareincludedand freeofdamage.
Donotassembleoroperatethegrill ifitappears
damaged.If therearedamaged ormissingparts
whenyou unpack theshipping boxoryou have
questionsduring theassemblyprocesscall
1-800-752-3085forassistance.
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PRE-ASSEMBLY
Readandperformthefollowingpre-assemblyinstruc-
tions:
Donotstoreoruse gasolineor
otherflammableliquidsorvaporsin
thevicinityofthisoranyother
appliances.
AnLPcylindernotconnectedfor
use shall notbestoredinthevicin-
ityofthisoranyotherappliance.
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2.
WARNING
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CSA label
located on the
RightPanelof
the CartFrame

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*OneBattery/AA and FourBatteries/AAA includedintheHardwarePack.
Hardware Pack Parts List for Model TG08BLP
Hardware Pack Diagramfor Model TG08BLP
Wrench
Qty.1
Part#P05515124L
PART# PARTDESCRIPTION QTYPURPOSEOFPART
P06029001AHardwarePack 1 Foruseinassemblyof ModelTG08BLP
S182G03062Pan HeadScrew3/16"x3/8" 4
S182G03061Pan HeadScrew3/16"x3/8" 2
P05515124LWrench 1 TightensCasters
AttachesSide ShelvestoBowlPanel
PanHeadScrew3/16"x3/8"
Qty.4
Part#S182G03062
(Stainless BlackPlated)
PanHeadScrew3/16"x3/8"
Qty.2
Part#S182G03061
(Stainless Steel)

PartsDiagramforModelTG08BLP
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29A
31
29B
40
23
26 11
14
16
15
13
10
26
24
32
41
33
30
28 25
22
21
18
17
12
9
8
7
39
38A
37
36 35 34 31 27
25
21
20
19
3
2
6
5
4
1
55
44
50
51
52
42
54
43
48
47
46
45
56
59
59
58
58
60
61
62
63
49
49
64 65
53
53
38B
16
30
63
57
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Parts List for Model TG08BLP
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KEY DESCRIPTION PART # QTY
1LidAssemblyOuter P0015303IX 1
2LidAssemblyInner P0011440IK 1
3LidHandleHeatShield P06916001B 1
4LidHandleHeatInsulatingSpacer P06917001S 1
5LidHandle P00213023B 1
6LidHandleGrip P06802005G 1
7Cooking Rack/Secondary P01503002I 1
8Cooking Grid P01615033F 2
9 LidHingeBracket P03303111D 2
10 Bowl SidePanel,Left P0072086AM 1
11 Bowl SidePanel,Right P0072187AM 1
12 Bowl SidePanel,Rear P0072593AM 1
13 Bowl SidePanelTrimPlate, Left P0072087GA 1
14 Bowl SidePanel TrimPlate,Right P0072188GA 1
15 Bowl Frame P0073945AM 1
16 Bowl SupportBracket P01306026D 2
17 GasFittingBracket P03324005D 1
18 GasFitting P03907004A 1
19 Side Shelf,Left P01102054D 1
20 Side ShelfDecorativePanel,Left P07503018R 1
21 Side ShelfBracket P01215008C 4
22 Side Shelf,Right P01103044D 1
23 Side ShelfDecorativePanel,Right P07502023R 1
24 Bowl P00739469A 1
25 InfraredBurnerAssembly Y0310038 2
26 GreaseShield P06901027A 2
27 ThermocoupleBracket, Left P03327058C 1
28 ThermocoupleBracket, Right P03327059C 1
29A ThermocoupleforLEDLight,Left P05305034D 1
29B ThermocoupleforLEDLight,Right P05305035D 1
30 Electrode P02614054A 2
31 GasValveThermocouple P05305033D 2
32 GasValve/ManifoldAssembly Y0060615 1
33 GreaseTrayHeatShield P06904046A 1
34 GasValveHeatShield,Upper P0300502CB 1
35 GasValveHeatShield,Lower P0300503CB 1
36 DecorativeFront Cover P02905623S 1
37 Control Panel P02905654E 1
38A LEDLightwithWire, Left P05373001D 1
38B LEDLightwithWire, Right P05373002D 1
39 Control Knob Seat P03434015U 2
40 Control Knob P03435015U 2
41 GreaseDrainingTray P02717535B 1
42 Cart Frame, Front P00927005D 1

Parts List for Model TG08BLP
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KEY DESCRIPTION PART# QTY
43 Cart Frame, Rear P00927004D 1
44 Cart Panel, Left P04305025B 1
45 Door P04306026B 1
46 DoorBracket P05372002E 1
47 Cart Frame, Bottom P03303113D 1
48 GasTankProtectivePad P03303112D 2
49 DoorMagnet P05351003A 2
50 ElectricIgnitorBracket P03343012D 1
51 ElectricIgnitor, 2-Port P02502302C 1
52 LEDLight Controller P05357002B 1
53 Orifice P06539002A 2
54 TankFastening Strap P05314002V 1
55 TankHolder P04009031G 1
56 LightingStick Assembly P05313009B 1
57 ProtectivePad P05518018I 2
58 Caster,2in. P05104005A 2
59 Caster,2in., withBrake P05104004A 2
60 Weight P05344012Q 1
61 ConnectionHose, 5/8" P03720001F 1
62 RegulatorwithHose P03633014A 1
63 ConnectionHose, 7/16" P03701027D 2
64 ElectricWire, 2-contact P02627003M 1
65 Electrode WireSet P02627002A 1
66 DoorGuide Y0550010 1
HardwarePack P06029001A 1
Operator'sManual P80151021A 1
Important: Use onlyGrand Hall replacementparts.Theuse ofanypart thatisnotaGrand Hall replace-
mentpart canbedangerousand will alsovoidyourproductwarranty.KeepthisOperator'sManualfor
convenientreferraland forpart replacement.
Fortherepairorreplacementpartsyou need:
Call1-800-752-3085forassistance
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

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AssemblyInstructions
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CAUTION :Whileitispossibleforone person toassemblethisgrill,obtainassistancefromanotherperson
whenhandlingsomeofthe larger,heavierpieces.
Install SideShelves 9
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2Install Grease Tray HeatShield and Grease Draining Tray
Raise lidand removeall packing materials.
Insert theLeft SideShelfBracketsintotheholes on theLeft BowlPanel.
Align the3holes on theLeft SideShelfwiththe3holes on theLeft Bowl
Panel,insert 3phillipsheadscrews3/16"x3/8"fromtheundersideoftheLeft
SideShelfand tightensecurely.
RepeatfortheRightSide Shelf.
Align the4keyholes on theGrease TrayHeatShieldand the4pins
on theGrill Bowlas showntheninsert theGrease TrayHeatShield.
OpentheDoor. (See Fig.1).
SlidetheGrease Draining TraysidetabsovertheGrease Draining
TrayBracketSideRailsunderneaththeGrill Bowl.
Stainless Steel
Stainless Steel
Fig.1
PanHeadScrew3/16"x3/8"
Qty.4
Part#S182G03062
(Stainless BlackPlated)
PanHeadScrew3/16"x3/8"
Qty.2
Part#S182G03061
(Stainless Steel)

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Install IgnitorBatteries
3UnscrewIgnitorCapsfromCart ControlPanel.
Placethesuppliedbatteries intotheIgnitor
Slotswithpositivepolefacing theCaps.
Position theCapson theIgnitorSlotsand
tightentotheCart ControlPanel.
Thistestwillensurethatthe SparkElectrode Tips
areproperlypositionedsoyourgrilllightseasily
andproperly.
Main Burners ElectrodeCheck
Perform thisElectrodeCheck withthe
assistance ofanother person
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Using anadjustablewrench,loosenthe In-
sideNutuntil theGas CollectorBoxcanbe
turnedupward.
If thegap between theSparkElectrodeTip
andReceiverismorethan 1/8"uselong
noseplierstogentlysqueezethe GasCol-
lectorBoxtonarrowgap.
ReturntheGas CollectorBoxtoitsoriginal
position,securetheInsideNutand trythe
ElectrodeCheck again.Ifno "clicking"sound
isheard:
Besureall ControlKnobsaresetto"OFF"
and opentheGrill Lid.
Haveyourassistantstand behind totheright
ofthegrill and look towardthefrontofthe
grill bowl. Never putyourfaceinsidetheGrill
Bowl.
TurnanyControlKnob ofMainBurnersto
and pushinand haveassistantwatch fora
bluesparkwithineachGas CollectorBox.
Ifno sparkisseen,theSparkGapneedsto
beadjustedas follows:
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SparkElectrodeTip
SparkGap
SparkReceiver
Install Cooking Components
PlaceCooking Gridson bowlledge.
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Cooking Grids
AA Battery/AAA Batterymaybeinstalled
backwards.
Electricwiresmaybeloose.Removethe
AABattery/AAABatteryand inspectthe
Ignitor Junction Boxfound behind theCon-
trolPaneland reconnectanyloose wires.
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FinalGrill AssemblyStep
Whenyou have finishedassembling your
grill besure thatall screwsare tightened
forsafeoperation ofyourgrill.
Before eachuse ofthegrill, theGrease/Water
Tray should befilledapproximately1/2full with
water and carefullyfullyseated under thegrill
bowl.
CAUTION:TheGrease/Water Tray should bein-
spectedbefore each grill use tobesure there
isno excessive grease buildup. CleantheTray
regularlyas needed.

LPGas TankInstallation
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WIND
DIRECTION
3ft. 3ft.
Use yourgrill atleast3feetawayfromany
wall orsurface. Use yourgrill atleast 3feet
away fromcombustibleobjectsthatcanmeltor
catch firesuch as vinylorwood siding,fences
and overhangsorsources ofignition including
pilotlightson waterheatersand liveelectrical
appliances.
Outdoorcooking gas applianceshall notbe
usedunderoverheadcombustibleconstruction.
Never use yourgas grill inagarage,porch,shed,
breezewayoranyotherenclosedarea.
Never obstructtheflowofventilation airaround
yourgas grill housing.
In windyconditions,alwaysposition thefrontof
grill tofaceoncoming wind toreducesmokeand
heatblowing inyourfaceand preventpotential
hazardstoselfand grill.
Never allowchildrentooperateyourgrill.Do
notallowchildren orpetstoplay nearyourgrill.
Use ofalcohol,prescription ornon-prescription
drugscanimpairyourabilitytoproperlyassemble
and safelyoperateyourgrill.
Keepfireextinguisherreadilyaccessible.Inthe
eventofaoil/grease fire,do notattemptto
extinguishwithwater. Use typeBextinguisher
orsmotherwithdirt, sand orbaking soda.
Intheeventofrain,coverthegrill and turnoff
theburnerand gas supply.
Use yourgrill on alevel,stablesurfaceinan
area clearofcombustiblematerials.
Donotleavegrill unattendedwheninuse.
Donotmovetheappliancewheninuse.
Allowthegrill tocoolbeforemoving orstoring.
Donotuse yourgrill as aheater.
Thisgrill isnotintendedtobeinstalledin
oron recreationalvehicles and/orboats.
Thegrill isnotintendedforcommercialuse.
Never use charcoalinthisgas grill.
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DonotstoreaspareLP-Gastank underornear
thisappliance.
Neverfillthetankbeyond80percentfull; and
Ifthe information in"(a)"and"(b)"isnotfollowed
exactly,afirecausingdeathorseriousinjurymay
occur.
A.
B.
C.
WARNING !
CORRECTLPGASTANK USE
Never connectan unregulated LPgastanktoyour
gasgrill. Thegasregulatorassemblysuppliedwith
yourgasgrillisadjusted tohavean outletpressure
of11"watercolumn(W.C.)forconnectiontoanLP
gastank.Onlyusetheregulatorandhoseassembly
supplied withyourgasgrill. Replacementregulators
andhoseassembliesmustbethosespecifiedby
GrandHall.
Have yourLPGasdealercheckthereleasevalve
aftereveryfillingtoensureitremains freeofdefects.
Always keepLPGastankinuprightposition.
DonotsubjecttheLPGastanktoexcessive heat.
Neverstorean LPGastankindoors.If youstore
yourgasgrillinthe garage always disconnectthe
LPGastankfirstandstoreit safelyoutside.
LPGastanksmustbestored outdoorsinawell-
ventilated areaandoutofthe reachofchildren.
Disconnected LPGastanks mustnotbestoredina
building,garageoranyotherenclosed area.
The regulatorandhoseassemblycan be seen after
openingthe doorandmustbe inspectedbefore
eachuseofthe grill. Ifthereisexcessiveabrasion
orwearorifthe hoseiscut,itmustbe replaced
priortousingthe grillagain.
Anyattempttoconvertthe grillfromonefueltype
toanotherisextremelyhazardousandwillvoidthe
warranty.
Never lightyourgasgrillwiththelidclosedor
beforecheckingtoensurethe burnertubesarefully
seated overthe gasvalve orifices.
The LPGastankmustbe constructedandmarked
inaccordance withtheSpecifications forLP-Gas
CylindersoftheU.S.DepartmentofTransportation
(D.O.T.)orthe NationalStandardofCanada,CAN/
CSA-B339,Cylinders,SpheresandTubesfor
TransportationofDangerous Goods;andCommis-
sion,asapplicable.
The LPGastankmusthaveashutoffvalve,
terminatinginanLPGassupplytankvalve outlet,
thatiscompatiblewithaType1tankconnection
device.The LPGastankmustalso haveasafety
reliefdevice thathasadirectconnectionwiththe
vaporspace ofthetank.
The tanksupplysystemmustbe arranged forvapor
withdrawal.
The LPGastankusedmusthaveacollar
toprotectthetankvalve.
LPGas grillmodelsaredesignedforusewitha
standard20 lb.LiquidPropane Gas(LPGas)tank,not
includedwithgrill. Never connectyourgas grilltoanLP
Gastankthatexceedsthiscapacity.Atankofapproxi-
mately12inches indiameterby18-1/2incheshighis
the maximumsize LPGas tank touse. Youmustuse
an "OPD"gastankwhichoffersalistedOverfill
PreventionDevice. Thissafetyfeaturepreventstank from
beingoverfilled whichcan causemalfunctionofLPGas
tank,regulatorand/orgrill.

NOTEaboutLPGas TankExchangePrograms
Manyretailersthatsellgrillsofferyoutheoptionofre-
placingyouremptyLPGastankthroughan exchange
service.Useonlythose reputableexchangecompanies
thatinspect, precision fill,testand certifytheirtanks.Ex-
changeyourtank onlyforanOPD safetyfeature-equipped
tank as describedintheLPGas tank section ofthis
Guide.
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How toLeak TestyourLPGas Tank
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All leak testsmustberepeatedeach timeyourLPGas
tankisexchangedorrefilled.
Whenchecking forgas leaksdo notsmoke.
Donotuse anopenflametocheck forgas leaks.
Yourgrillmustbeleaktestedoutdoorsinawell-venti-
latedarea,awayfromignition sources such as gas fired
orelectricalappliances.During theleaktest,keepyour
grill awayfromopen flamesorsparks.
Donotuse householdcleaning agents.Damagetogas
assemblycomponentscanresult.
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Foryoursafety:
Leaktestnewand exchangedLPGas tanksBEFORE
connecting onetoyourgrill.
Alwayskeepnewand exchangedLPGas tanksinanup-
rightpositionduringuse,transitorstorage.
Useacleanpaintbrushanda50/50mildsoapand
watersolution.
Brushsoapysolution ontoLPGastank intheareas
indicated bythearrows.See diagram.
If growing bubblesappeardonotuse ormovethe
LPGastank.CallanLPGasSupplieroryourFire
Department.
USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
TurnyourLPGas Tank Valveclockwise tothe
closedorOFF positon.
OpentheCart RightDoorand release thefas-
tening strap,thensettheGas Tank securelyon
theCart Bracketand retightentheFastening Strap.
Close theCart RightDoor.
Secure a20lb LPGas TanktoGas Grill
Ifgrowingbubbles appeardo notuseormove
theLPGastank.ContactanLPGasSupplier
oryourfiredepartment!
WARNING
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LPGasModelonly:
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
hazardouscondition.
Openthetank valve1/4to1/2(counterclockwise)
and use asoapywatersolution tocheck all
connectionsforleaksbeforeattempting tolight
yourgrill.See "Checking 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.
WARNING !
Failureto readandfollow theUseand Care
Instructionscouldresultinafireorexplosion
thatcouldcauseseriousbodilyinjury,deathor
propertydamage.
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Checkall connectionsforLPGasLeaks
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.
CAUTION: Whentheapplianceisnotinuse thegas must
beturnedoff atthetank.Placedustcapon cylindervalve
outletwheneverthecylinderisnotinuse.Onlyinstall the
typeofdustcapon thecylindervalveoutletthatis
providedwiththecylindervalve.Othertypes ofcapsor
plugsmayresultinleakageofpropane.
Regulatorwith
Hose(LPG)
LPGasTank
GasValve/Manifold
Assembly
Type1connectionper
ANSIZ21.58-2007/CSA
1.6-2007
Quick
Coupling Nut
WARNING !!
Ifyou haveagas leakthatcannotberepaired
bytightening,turnoff thegas atthesource,
disconnectfuellinefromyourgrill and call
1-800-752-3085 oryourgas supplierforrepair
assistance.
Never testforleakswithaflame.Priortofirstuse,at
the beginningofeachseason,oreverytimeyourLP
Gastankischanged,youmustcheckforgasleaks.
Followthesethreesteps:

USE AND CAREINSTRUCTIONS
GrillLightingInstructions
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Beforeeachuse,checkall hosesforcracks,nicks,
cuts,burnsorabrasions.Ifahoseisdamagedinany
way,donotuseyourgrillbeforereplacingthe hose
withan authorized partfromthe PartsList. Also
makesureallgassupplyconnectionsaresecurely
tightened.
Familiarizeyourselfwiththe safetyand Useand
CareinstructionsinthisGuide.Donotsmokewhile
lighting grill orchecking gassupplyconnections.
BesuretheLPGastankisfilledandlockCastersto
preventmovementduringgrilloperation.
OpentheGrill Lid.
1.
SetControlKnobstoOFFandopentheLPGastank
valveSLOWLY1/4ofaturn.
Pushand turnthe controlknob toand holditin
3~5secondstoignitethe Burner.Oncethe burner
isignitedcontinuetodepress theknobandrotateto
.Holdtheknobuntil burnerindicatorlightturnson
then releaseit.
5.
8.
7.
4.
3.
2.
Ifignitiondoesnotoccurin5seconds,turngasoff
atsourceandturnControlKnobsOFF.Waitatleast
5minutesforgastoclear,thenretry.Ifyourgrillstill
failstolightturntheburnerControlKnob(s)andgas
sourceOFF and conductaleaktestofALL gas
connectionsand gassourcesasexplained inthe
Useand Caresection ofthisguide.Ifnoleaksare
detected,wait5minutesforanygastoclearand
repeatthelightingprocedure.
Ifthe burnerindicatorlightdoesnot work, check
the battery.
AfteroneBurnerislit,turnthetankvalveSLOWLY
one more1/4ofaturn.
9.
6.
Failuretoreplaceafaultyhose, securegassupply
connectionsortoopenthe Lid beforeproceeding
totheLightingProcedurescouldresultin afire
orexplosion thatcould causeseriousbodilyinjury,
death,orpropertydamage.
WARNING
!!
InfraredBurners
OpenLPGas tank
Note: Cross lighting isnotpossiblebetween the 2
infraredburners.Tolightthe2ndburnerrepeat
step 6.
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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.
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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: InspecttheElectricIgnitor(seeParts
List)foundinsidethecabinet.Connectloose
ElectricwirestoJunctionBoxandtrytolightthe grill.
WeakAAbatteryorAAAbattery
Correction: UnscrewtheIgnitorCapand replace
thebattery.
Ifthegrill still does notlightyou mayneedto
purgeairfromthegas lineorresetthe
regulatorexcess gas flowdevice. Note: This
procedureshouldbedoneeverytimeanew
LPGas tank isconnectedtoyourgrill.
Topurgeairfromyourgas lineand/orreset
theregulatorexcess gas flow device:
TurnControlKnobstotheOFF position.
Turnoff thegas atthetank valve.
DisconnectregulatorfromLPGas tank.
Letunitstand 5minutes toallowairtopurge
fromgas line.
ReconnectregulatortotheLPGas tank.
Turntank valveon SLOWLY1/4ofaturn.
OpentheGrill Lid.
PushandturntheControlKnob to
and holditin3-5secondstoignitetheburner.
Never leanoverthegrillcookingareawhilelighting
yourgasgrill.Keep yourfaceandbodyasafe
distance(atleast18inches)fromtheLightingHole
orBurnerswhenlighting yourgrillbymatch.
WARNING
! !
WARNING !
ShouldaFLASHBACKfireoccurinoraroundthe
BurnerTubes,followtheinstructionsbelow.Failure
tocomplywiththeseinstructionscouldresultin a
fireorexplosion thatcouldcauseseriousbodily
injury,death,orpropertydamage.
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Shutoff gassupplytothe gasgrill.
Turnthe ControlKnobstoOFF position.
Open the Grill Lid.
PutoutanyflamewithaClass Bfire
extinguisher.
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Call1-800-752-30858amto5pmCST, MondaythroughFriday
CustomerService Helpline

CLEANINGAND MAINTENANCE
15
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
cleaningprocedures forthebestresults:
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 NOTagainstthegrain.
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.
Cleaning TheGrease Draining Tray
To reducethechanceoffire,theGrease Draining Tray
shouldbevisuallyinspected beforeeachgrilluse.
Removeanygrease and washGrease Draining Tray
withamildsoapand warmwatersolution.
Cleaning theInsideoftheGrill Lid
Grease canhaveatendencytobuildup on theinside
oftheGrill Lidand coulddripontodeck orpatiowhen
thelidisopened.VisuallyinspecttheinsideoftheGrill
Lidbeforeeach grill use. Removeanygrease and wash
withamildsoapand warmwatersolution.
RoutineCleaning ofTheGrill Interior
Burning-off excess food aftereverycookoutwill keepit
readyforinstantuse.However,atleastevery3months
you mustgivetheentiregrill athorough cleaning to
minimize your riskof grease fireand keepthegrill intop
shape.Followthese steps:
Turnall BurnerKnobstothefull OFF position.
TurntheLPgas tank valvetothefull OFF position.
Disconnecttheregulatorfromthegas tank.Inspectthe
hose withregulatorassemblyforcracking,cutsorany
other damage,and replaceas neccessary. Refertothe
PartsListinthisOperator'sManual.
Removeand cleantheCooking Gridsand Secondary
Cooking Rack.
Brushtheinsideand bottomofthegrill withafiberpad
ornylon brushand washwithamildsoapand warm
watersolution.Rinse thoroughlyand letdry.
Check each SparkElectrode, adjusting as needed.The
spacebetweenthe SparkElectrodeTipand Spark
Receivershouldbeapproximately1/8".
ReplacetheCookingGrids andSecondaryCooking
Rack.
Reconnectthe gas source and observethe Burner
flameforcorrectoperation.
1.
2.
3.
4.
7.
8.
MAGNIFIEDVIEWOFINFRAREDBURNERFLAMEWITH
LIDOPEN.
WARNING
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5.
6.
Beforeinitialuse,andperiodicallythereafter, we
suggestyou wash yourgrillusing amildsoap and
warmwatersolution.You canuseawashclothor
sponge forthisprocess.Donotuse astiffwireor
brass brush.These willscratch stainless steeland
chippaintedsurfaces (variesbymodel)duringthe
cleaning process.
Cleaning ExteriorpaintedSurfaces:
Beforeinitialuse,and periodically,washyourCooking
Gridsinamildsoapand warmwatersolution.You can
use awashclothorvegetablebrushtocleanyour
Cooking Grids.
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Preheating
Failuretocomplywiththeseinstructionscould
resultinafireorexplosion thatcouldcause
seriousbodilyinjury,deathorpropertydam-
age.
Nevercoverthecooking grids,bottomofgrill bowl
orGrease/WaterTraywithcharcoal,aluminumfoil,
sandoranysubstancethatcan absorbgrease.
Beforeeach use ofyourgrill: Pull outtheGrease/
WaterTrayand removeall grease and food debristo
preventgrease firehazard.Itisimportanttokeepthis
Trayhalf-filledwithwaterwhilegrilling togetthebest
possibleresults.WearaflameretardantBBQMitt
whenhandling theGrease/WaterTray.
Useyourgrillatleast3feetawayfromany wallor
surface. Useyourgrillatleast 3feetaway from
combustibleobjectsthatcanmeltorcatchfire(such
asvinylorwood siding,fencesandoverhangs)or
sourcesofignitionincludingpilotlightsonwater
heatersandliveelectricalappliances.
Never use yourgas grill inagarage,porch,shed,
breezewayoranyotherenclosedarea.
Yourgrill will getveryhot. Alwayswearaflame
retardantBBQMitt whencooking on yourgrill and
handlingtheGrease/WaterTray.Neverleanover
cooking areas whileusing grill.Donottouch cooking
surfaces,Lid,grill housing orotherpartswhilegrill is
inoperation,oruntil thegrill has cooleddownafter
use.BeawarethattheTraydoes containwaterand
grease and beextremelycarefulwhenremoving to
preventspillage.
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To cook indirectly, thefood shouldbeplacedon the
left orrightsideofyourgrill (orSecondaryRack)with
theBurnersliton theoppositeside.Rotatethefood
as neededtoensureevenbrowning.Thisistheslow
cooking method.Afasterindirectmethod istoplace
yourfood inanoptionalcast-iron cooking panand
placeitinthecenterofthegrill withall burnerson
LOW.Besuretoadd liquidifusing apantokeep
food moist. Eitherway, indirectcooking mustbe
done withthe Liddown.
Greasing thecooking surfacewill helpkeepfoods
fromsticking during thecookout, produces beautiful
searmarksand reduces theamountofcleanup
required.Use abrushtoapplyathinlayerofcooking
oil orvegetableshortening ontoeach Cooking Grid
beforeeach cookout. Wedo notsuggestspraytype
oilsunless theyarespecifiedforhigh-temperature
cooking.
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WARNING
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Fatand juicedripping fromgrilledfood cancause
flare-upsand smoke.To minimize this,cook your
food inthemidsection ofeach cooking gridso
drippingsfall through thecenterofthegrill intothe
Grease/WaterTraybelow.
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InfraredGrill Cooking Instructions
To Reduce Flare-Ups and Smoke
PrepareCookingGrids forGrilling
IndirectCooking
Thedirectcooking method canbeusedwiththe
suppliedCookingGridsandfoodplaced onthemid
sectionofeach cookinggridwheretheinfrared heatis
mostintense. DirectCooking requiresthe GrillLidto
beopen.Thismethodisidealforsearing andgrilling
aswellasdeepfrying inacast-ironpan orstir-frying
inasteelwok.
DirectCooking
Infraredheatsearsthefood surfaceand cooksfrom
theinsideout. Infraredheatdoes notcook through
aluminumfoil and reflectivepans.Forroasting and
baking you'll find acast-iron panworksbeautifullyas it
absorbsand conductstheinfraredheatverywell.
TheSecondaryCooking Rack offersless intense heat
forpreparing breadsand firmvegetables likepotatoes
and corn.
Theheatfromtherightand left infraredburners
overlapinthemidsection ofeach cooking grid.This
area offersthemostintense heatforquicklylocking
inthenaturaljuices and flavorofpoultryand meats.
Thesuggestedheatsettingsand cooking times
showninthefollowing pages areapproximate.
Unlikethecontrolledenvironmentinsideyourkitchen,
variables includingoutside temperatures,direction
and conditionsofwind,as well as grill location will
affectyourgrill'sheatdistribution.Because these
condition vary,and no twobackyardsarealike,we
offerthisguideas aconvenience.Werecommend
you monitoryourgrill closelyand rotatefoodsoftento
preventovercooking and ensurethemostdelicious
resultseverytime.
AnImportantNoteAboutInfrared HeatSettings
Lowsetting : Mostrecipes specifythelowsetting
forbaking,roasting,rotisseriecooking and grilling
delicatefoodssuch as fish,vegetables and bread.
CAUTION: Infraredcooking times will bemuch shorter
thantraditionalgrilling soneveroperatethisappliance
unattended.
High setting: TheControlKnob setting should
onlybeusedtopre-heat yourgrill thefirst3-5minutes,
forsearing foodsand forburning food residueoff the
grill for3-5minutes aftercooking iscomplete.
ControlKnobSettings
Forsearing and hightemperaturecooking,
preheatgrill3to5minutes.
Forlowtemperaturecooking,preheatgrill
3minutes.
Toslowcook,preheatingisnotnecessary.
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Topreheat, lightyourgrillon ,lowerthe
Lidandfollowthistimetable.
Beforecooking on yourgas grill forthefirsttime,you
should"burnoff"thegrill toeliminateanyodoror
foreign matter. Ignitetheburners,lowertheLid,and
operategrill on setting for3to5minutes.
Burn-Off
CAUTION: Infraredcooking times will bemuch shorter
thantraditionalgrilling soneveroperatethisappliance
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GuidetoInfraredGrilling using theDirect Cooking Method
GrillingPoultry
Fill WaterTrayhalf-full. Turnthegrill Burnerson ,close
Lidand preheatyourgrill 2to3minutes.OpenLidand
placefood on themidsection ofaCooking Grid.Sear2-3
minutes on each sidethenadjusttheInfraredBurnersto
LOWand continuecooking until desireddoneness.
To minimize flare-ups,use skinless poultryoruse the
indirectmethod.Placethepoultryon onesideofthegrill
withtheopposing Burnerson LOWheat, and lowerthe
grillLid.
GrillingPork
Fill WaterTrayhalf-full. Turnthegrill Burnerson ,close
Lidand preheatyourgrill 3to5minutes.OpenLidand
placefood on themidsection ofaCooking Grid.Sear2-3
minutes on each sidethenadjusttheInfraredBurnersto
LOWand continuecooking until desireddoneness.
Grilling times will varyaccording tomeatthickness.
WholeFishandWholeFillets
Fill WaterTrayhalf-full. Turnthegrill Burnerson ,close
Lidand preheatyourgrill 3to5minutes.OpenLidand
placefood (skindown)on themidsection ofaCooking
Grid.Sear2minutes on each sidethenadjusttheInfrared
BurnerstoLOWand continuecooking until fishisopaque
butstill moist.
Vegetables and Fruit
Fill WaterTrayhalf-full. Prepareyourfruitorvegetables
and brushwithbutterorbasting sauceifdesired.Insome
instances,you maywanttogrill vegetables and fruit
directly overtheheat, using thesuppliedCooking Grids.
Foodsthatworkbestwithdirectheatarerelativelysoft 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)withthe
Burnersliton theoppositeside.Eitherway, indirect
cooking mustbe done withthe Liddown.
CutofMeat
T-bonesteak
Sirloinsteak
Beefspareribs
Porterhouse steak
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.
Fill WaterTrayhalf-full. Turnthegrill Burnerson ,
close theLidand preheatyourgrill 3to5minutes.Open
Lidand placefood on themidsection ofaCooking Grid.
Sear2-3minutes on each sidethenadjusttheInfrared
BurnerstoLOWand continuecooking until desired
doneness.You canalsomovethesearedmeattothe
SecondaryCooking Rack tofinishcooking.Thismethod
allowsyou tosearand preparelargeramountsofmeat
and keepcookedfood warm.Grilling times will vary
according tomeatthickness.
GrillingSteakand Ribs
Grilling Hamburgers,Bratsand Sausages
Fill WaterTrayhalf-full. Turnthegrill Burnerson ,close
Lidand preheatyourgrill 3to5minutes.OpenLidand
placefood on themidsection ofaCooking Grid.Sear2-3
minutes on each sidethenadjusttheInfraredBurnersto
LOWand 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

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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
GuidetoSlowRoasting and Baking Techniques
AnImportantNoteAboutHeatSettings
Thesuggestedheatsettingsshownareapproximate.There
aremanyfactorssuch as outsidetemperature,wind condi-
tionsand grill location thataffectyourgrill performance.We
offerthese cooking times as aconvenience,butsuggestyou
watch thetemperaturegaugeand adjusttheheataccord-
ingly.
Preparing toRoast
Roastingusesthe indirectcooking method.Therefore,the
foodshouldbeplacedonthe leftorrightside ofyourgrill with
the Burnerliton the oppositeside.Youcan alsousethe
supplied CookingGridwithacastironpan underneathallow-
ingyoutocollectjuicesformakinggravies.Remember,indirect
cookingrequirestheLidofyourgrilltobedown.
Preheatingyourgrillisnotrequired forslowcookingmethods
suchasroasting.If youdochoosetopreheatyourgrillbefore
roasting,turntheBurnersonandcloseLidforapproximately
2-3minutes.
Foodpreparation
Trimmeatofexcessfat.Trussmeatandpoultrywith
cooking string toretainshapeifdesired.Bacon stripscan
beusedtocovertheoutsidesurfaceofleanmeatand
poultrytohelppreventitfromdrying out. Anothermethod for
keeping food moistduring roasting istoputwaterinacast
iron cooking pan,thencoverwithfoil.Thefoil shouldbe
removedforthefirstorthelastpart ofthecooking timeto
ensureproperbrowning.
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
Fromcasserolesand cornbreadtodelicious dessertslike
fonduefruit skewersorcrumbcake,bakingonthegrillisas
easyasbakinginthe kitchen.
PreparingtoBake
Tobake inyournewgrillyou'llneed abakingdishorcast-iron
cookingpan,andapairofflameretardantBBQMitts.If the
cookingpaniscast-ironbesuretoseasonthepan beforeuse.
Preheatyourgrill3-5minutes,thenlowerheattoachieve the
bakingtemperaturedesired.Bakingusesthe indirectcook-
ing method.Therefore, yourcookingpanshouldbe placedon
Oven Temperature
Slow 300°-340°F
Medium355°- 390°F
High 410°-480°F
RecommendedGrill Setting
1Burner on LOW
theleftorrightsideofyourgrillwiththeburnerlitonthe
oppositeside.
TipsforBaking
Prepareyourfavoriterecipeasyouwouldinthekitchen.Foods
cooked inthe grillforlongperiods oftimeshouldalwaysbe
coveredinaluminumfoiltoretainmoisture.Youwillneedto
stir thefoodseveraltimesas it bakes,andaddadditional
liquidif required.
Watchthe temperature,andadjusttocookaccordingtoyour
recipedirections.
BothBurnerson LOW
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DEEP-FRYINGTECHNIQUES
Awidevarietyoffoodscanbedeep-friedoutdoorson
yourgrill,frompotatoes,toseafood and chicken.Deep-
frying uses alargeportion ofoil,preferablysaturated.
Theoutdoorlocation isidealfordeep-frying as smoke,
grease and smellsdisperse intheopenairinsteadof
collecting on theceiling ofyourkitchen.
Preparing toDeep-fry
Deep-fryon yourgrill using anoptionalcast-iron pan
placedon aCooking Gridinthepathofdirectinfrared
heat.
Fill acooking panno morethanhalffull ofvegetableor
cornoil. Fill WaterTrayhalf-full. Turnthegrill Burners
on ,close Lidand preheatyourgrill 3to5minutes.
OpenLidand placecast-iron panon themidsection ofa
Cooking GridthenadjusttheInfraredBurnerstoLOW.
Check thetemperatureoftheoil carefullywithafrying
thermometerortestwithacubeofbread.Thecubeof
breadshouldbrowninabout30 secondsformost
cooking needs.Atemperaturebetween350 and 400
degrees isoptimalforpreparing themajorityofdeep-
friedfoods.
FoodPreparation
Foodsbeing deep-friedtastebetterwhencoatedwith
eitherbatterorbreadcrumbstoadd flavorand prevent
moisturefromescaping.
TipsforDeep-frying
WearaflameretardantBBQMitt and slowlylower
foodsintothe hotoil using awirescoop,fry-basketor
stainless steeltongs.Add onlyasmallquantityof
food totheoil,allowittocook,then repeatwith
anothersmallquantity.Thisensures theoil doesn't
drop intemperature.Oncethefoodiscooked,
removeitcarefullyand drainontoapapertowel.Turn
theheatoff assoon as you havefinished deep-frying
and allowyourpantocool.Whentheoil iscool,
removeall remnantsoffriedfoodsbystraining it
through afinemetalsieve,and storeitinaclean
bottleforfutureuse.
STIR-FRYING TECHNIQUES
Thismethod ofcooking ispopulararound theworldand
canbeeasilyaccomplishedoutdoorson yourgas grill.It's
aquick and healthfulwayofpreparing acompletemeal
using meat, poultryorseafood ininfinitecombinations
withotherinteresting ingredientslikevegetables,riceor
noodles.
Preparing toStir-fry
Although itispossibletostirfryinotherdishes,awok is
yourbesttool.Itshigh sides enablethecook tostirfood
withoutspillage.Itsconstruction allowsyou tocook quickly
athigh temperatures,withinstantcontrolofheatwhich is
essentialforsuccessfulstirfrying.
Foodpreparation
Slicemeatand poultryintolong thinstripsand cubefish
fillets.Removeall fatfrommeatand poultryand cutlarge
vegetables intoevenslices orcubes.
Marinatefoodsforextraflavorand tenderness.Marinating
times will varyforredmeat, fishand orvariouscuts.Less
tendercutsofmeatshouldbemarinatedlonger. Remem-
bertoalwayschill marinating food intherefrigeratorprior
tocooking.
Stir-frymeats,poultryorfishfirst. Next, add hardveg-
etables likecarrots.Thencontinuewithsoftervegetables
likesnowpeas and peppers.To ensureevencooking,
continuallystirand toss thefood inthewok using a
woodenspoon orspatula.
Tips forStir-frying
Place awokonaCookingGridinthe pathofdirectinfrared
heat.Add onlyasmall amountoffood atatimetoensure
fastcooking and alsotoallowthewok toreheatbetween
ingredients.
Vegetables aregenerallyeasytocook on thegrill.The
Cooking Rack makes itconvenientbecause you canstill
use themaincooking area whilethevegetables are
suspendedabovethegrids.
Pre-cook hardvegetables bybrieflyboiling or
microwaving thembeforecooking on thegrill.Donotgrill
yourvegetables wrappedinaluminumfoil.Infraredheat
does notcook through aluminumfoil and reflectivepans.
To keepvegetables moist, brushthemwithbutteroroil
often.
GuidetoUsing theSecondaryCooking Rack
TheCooking Rack canbeusedforpurposes otherthan
justtheobvious.Considerusing therack forwarming
French bread,garlicbread,croissantsorevenbagels.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ'S)
Answer:
AlwayslighttheMainBurnerfarthestfromthefuelsource
first.Thiswill drawgas across themanifoldhelping prevent
airpocketswhich obstructgas-flowand preventpropergrill
lighting.Alsotrythisprocedure:
Answer:
Mygrill willnotlightproperly.Why?
Question:
Theserialand modelnumbersarelistedon asilverCSA
labelplacedon the grill.Dependingon the grill modelthe
silverCSAlabelwill belocatedon the left orrightside
bowlpanelunderneaththe sideshelf,underneaththeright
sideofthecontrolpanel,leftorrightsideofcart frame,or
onthe back ofthegrillcabinet.
Aretheserial and model numbersofmygrill listed
somewhereforreference?
Question:
No,yourgasgrillismanufactured toexactspecifications
andiscertifiedforLPG(LiquidPropaneGas)useonly.
Foryoursafety,conversionkitsarenotavailable,norwill
wesellorotherwiseprovidepartsorinformationtobe
usedtoconvert yourgrill. Anyattempttoconvertyourgrill
isdangerousandwillvoidyourwarranty.
Answer:
CanI convertmygrillfromone fueltype toanotherin
otherwords fromLPGtoNGorvice versa?
Question:
IfmyignitororbatteyisnotworkinghowcanI lightmy
grillmanually?And -WhywouldI need thesilverlighting
stick thathangsfromthe sideof mygrill?
Question:
Ifno leaksaredetected,wait5minutes foranygas to
clearandrepeatthelighting procedure.
Ifyourgrill still failstolight, turntheBurnerControl
Knob(s)and gas sourceOFF and conductaleaktest
ofALLgas connectionsand gas sources as explained
intheUse and Caresection ofthismanual.
Answer:
Turngas offatsourceand turnControlKnobsOFF.
Waitatleast5minutes forgas toclear,thenretry.
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Never leanoverthegrill cooking area whilelighting
yourgas grill.Keepyourfaceand bodyasafe
distance(atleast18 inches)fromthefrontofgrill
whenlighting yourgrill bymatch.
WARNING !!
Question:
Sometimes I hearahumming sound coming frommy
regulator. Whatcauses this? And - Mygrill has alow
flameand sometimes will notlight. Why?
Wheredo Iuse mygrill forsaferoperation and better
performance?
Question:
Answer:
Strong windsand lowtemperatures canaffectthe
heating and performanceofyourgas grill sofactor
inthese elementswhenpositioningyourgrill
outdoorsforcooking.
Use yourgrill atleast3feetawayfrom
anywall orsurface.
Use yourgrillatleast 3feetaway fromcombustible
objectsthatcanmeltorcatch fire(such as vinylor
wood siding,fencesand(overhangs)orsources
ofignition including pilotlightsonwaterheaters
andlive electricalappliances.
In windyconditions,alwaysposition thefrontof
grill tofaceoncomingwindtoreducesmokeand
heatblowing inyourfaceand preventpotential
hazardstoselfand grill.
Never use yourgas grill inagarage,porch,shed,
breezewayoranyotherenclosedarea.
Never obstructtheflowofventilation airaround
yourgas grill housing.
Donotturntank valvemorethan½ofoneturn.
Turnall ControlKnobstotheOFF position.
Turnoff theLPGas tank atthetank valve.
DisconnectregulatorfromLPGastank.
Letunitstand for5minutes.
ReconnectregulatortotheLPGas tank.
OpengrillLid.
Turnthetank valveslowly¼ofoneturn.
LightmainBurnerfarthestfromfuelsource.
Turnthetank valveslowlyonemore¼of oneturn
for½ofonecompleteturn.
Answer:
Thehumming sound isgas flowing through theregulator.
Alowvolumeofsoundisnormalandwillnotinterfere
withtheoperation ofyour grill.Loud or excessiveregulator
hummingand/orlowflowand intermittentlightingmay
becaused bytheregulator'sexcess gas flowdevice.
Opening thetank valveall thewayortoo quicklyiswhat
triggerstheregulator'ssafetydevicetorestrictgasflow,
preventing excess gas flowtoyourgrill.Lighting themain
Burnerfarthestfromthefuelsource everytimewill help
eliminateairpocketsinthemanifold.Note:This
procedureshouldbedoneeverytimeanewLPGas tank
isconnectedtoyourgrill.
Ifyourignition failstoworkoryourbatteryneeds
replacing you canlightyourgrill using theManual
Lighting Stick.TheLighting Stick isdesignedtohold
apapermatch and allowsyou tosafelyinsert a
match through theCooking Gridwithoutgetting close
totheBurner. To lightyourgas grill manually,insert
apapermatch intotheManualLighting Stick and
followsteps1through 5oftheBasicLighting
Procedures.Then,lightthematch and placethe
Lighting Stick through theCooking Grid.Turnthe
nearestmainBurnerControlKnob tothesetting
torelease gas.TheBurnershouldlightimmediately.