Grillin an Chillin GC 50 User manual

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GC 50 Rotisserie
Users Manual:
Congratulations on your purchase
of the Grillin an Chillin GC 50
whole hog rotisserie.
A well maintained rotisserie will provide you
with years of reliable operation and Bar-b-Que
pleasure.
Please read the manual completely before using
your new rotisserie for the first time.
SAFETY:
WARNING: The GC50 operates at a high torque and has rotating parts that are designed to be used outdoors. It
will be operated near a large fire and good safety practices are required at all times.
ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD:
The GC50 should be run on a switchable surge protector to make quick shutdown possible.
Always use a properly grounded cord rated for outdoor use.
Make sure your power cord is kept away from any heat or water source, including rain.
FIRE / BURN HAZARD:
Use a properly prepared pit for rotisserie cooking (Many good examples can be found online).
Make sure the fire does not come in direct contact with the motor at any time.
Never leave the fire unattended while using this product.
Take care not to wear loose clothing near the rotating parts of the rotisserie.
Allow the motor to cool after operation, as it will be hot to the touch.
TIP HAZARD:
Do not exceed the 50lb recommended load of this product.
Always use this product on level ground and away from busy traffic areas, children and pets.
Make sure you follow the assembly instruction when mounting your motor and meat.
CLEANING AND HEALTH:
Always clean your rotisserie completely before initial use or after storing for an extended time.
Lightly coat the shaft and bearings with vegetable oil before storing for an extended time.
The bearings are packed with food safe grease.

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Un-box your rotisserie and make sure all the parts are there.
Parts List
1. Two piece stainless spit with bearings.
7. One M8x50 stainless cap screws for motor coupling.
2. 8” spit coupler.
8. Four M8x40 stainless cap screws for tripod and spit mounting.
3. Two tripod stands.
9. Five M8 stainless wing nuts.
4. Motor support pipe.
10. Stainless Spit Fork Pair.
5. Spit support pipe.
11. Accessory bar.
6. 110V AC Motor.
12. 3 hex keys.
GC50 Motor Specifications
Output：10 W
Voltage：110V
Frequency：50/60Hz
Current：.09A
Output Shaft Speed：4 rpm
Duty：Continuous
Allowable Torque：2.2 Nm (19 in/lb)
5. Spit support
pipe
3. Tripod
Stand
3. Tripod
Stand
4. Motor support
pipe
6. Motor
1. Two
Piece Spit
2. Coupler
10. Spit
Fork Pair
11. Accessory
bar

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ASSEMBLY:
If you are using the spit fork pair, slide one on the spit half and secure it using the attached hex screws.
The other will be slid on after inserting the meat.
Slide the spit coupler into the end of the one spit half. Line up the hole in the coupler with the hole in the
spit and secure using one M8x40 screw and wing nut.
Repeat the above step for the other spit half.
Secure the support pipes to the tripod stands using the two M8x40 screws and wing nuts. Be sure the
pipes are set to the same height adjustment hole.
The motor support will be slightly shorter than the spit support
because the motor bracket makes up the difference.
Place the motor on the motor support pipe, making sure the weight
of the motor is positioned directly over one of the tripod legs.
(FAILURE TO DO THIS MAY CAUSE YOUR MOTOR TO
TIP OVER BEFORE ATTACHING THE SPIT).
Either of the bearings, on the ends of the spit, can be removed to
slide the spit through your meat, by removing the outside set screw
and sliding the bearing off the end.
[Now would be the time to secure your meat to the spit] The
holes drilled through the shaft are there to assist in driving pins or
shackles through the meat to keep it from slipping on the spit.
(These can be purchased separately online). We also included a flat bar that can be mounted to the spit to
provide extra attachment points for butchers twine or accessories.
Slide the second spit fork on the shaft before reattaching the bearing.
Adjust the distance of the stands to accept the spit.
Place the spit on the two V-blocks on top of the stands.
On the motor side secure the spit to the motor coupler using one M8x50 screw and wing nut.
Recheck all connection and make sure everything is level before using your rotisserie.
During operation the motor will shift and wobble on the shaft. This is a design feature to keep constant
rotation without causing undue stress to the connections and the load.