HAUSSLER Barbecue User manual

Operang instrucons
Häussler barbecue
Original operang instrucons

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Contents
1 Welcome… .........................................................................................................3
to the world of milling, kneading, baking, and pasta-making! ............................... 3
2 For your safety ...................................................................................................4
Table of symbols...................................................................................................... 4
Intended use............................................................................................................ 4
Basic rules................................................................................................................ 4
Safety informaon................................................................................................... 4
3 Product guide .....................................................................................................7
Product descripon ................................................................................................. 7
Technical data.......................................................................................................... 7
4 Scope of delivery ................................................................................................9
Seng up the device............................................................................................... 9
Cleaning the device for the rst me .................................................................... 10
Assembling the device........................................................................................... 10
5 Fuel to be used .................................................................................................12
6 Filling and ring up...........................................................................................14
Filling capacity ....................................................................................................... 15
7 Grilling with/without ame splier ..................................................................18
Flame splier installaon ...................................................................................... 18
8 Good to know: Helpful hints around grilling .....................................................19
9 Cleaning ...........................................................................................................20
10 Maintenance ....................................................................................................21
11 Troubleshoong ...............................................................................................22
What to do if the barbecue unexpectedly goes out.............................................. 23
12 Disposal ...........................................................................................................25
13 Accessories ......................................................................................................26
14 Warranty ..........................................................................................................32
15 For your notes ..................................................................................................33

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1 Welcome…
to the world of milling, kneading, baking, and pasta-making!
Häussler stands for doing it yourself. With our devices, you can create wonderful
delicacies with a second-to-none taste. Immerse yourself in the world of milling,
kneading, baking, barbecuing, and pasta-making.
Häussler stands for uncompromising quality – Made in Germany. Decades of
experience and thousands of devices shipped worldwide speak for themselves.
Häussler stands for customer service. Even aer you’ve made a purchase, we will not
hesitate to provide you with support. We want you to be happy with your device for
a long me, receive new helpful hints now and again, and discover fresh recipe ideas
at Häussler.
You have decided to purchase the Häussler barbecue, which can be used as both a
barbecue and a light pillar. With its contemporary look and the ame generated, the
light adds an unforgeable, appealing atmosphere to any environment.
Plenty of pleasure and always successful.
Welcome…

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2 For your safety
Table of symbols
Symbol descripon
⚠Danger symbol
Prompt to acon
iInformaon
Bullet point
Tab. 1: Table of symbols
Intended use
The Häussler barbecue meets the prescribed, product-specic safety regulaons.
The Häussler barbecue is only intended to be used as a barbecue and a landscape
light. The use of any fuel other than wood pellets is prohibited. Any other use shall
be considered improper use. Karl-Heinz Häussler GmbH shall not be liable for any
damage to property or persons resulng from improper use of the product.
The supplementary products recommended by Häussler are the only ones that may
be used.
Basic rules
Carefully read the operang instrucons before you commission the device.
Observe the safety informaon and warnings in the operang instrucons.
Only operate the device when it is in perfect condion.
Keep the operang instrucons available in the vicinity of the device.
Always include these operang instrucons when selling this device to a third party.
Conduct a visual inspecon before commissioning every me the device is used.
Safety informaon
iIf the display of operang instrucons or parts of them is too small,
you can view the operang instrucons on our website www.back-
dorf.de and enlarge them there.
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⚠Risk of fatality from explosion
Never use easily and highly ammable liquids such as denatured alcohol, etc.
Never use an accelerant on pellets that have been red up and are warm.
⚠Risk of fatality from smoke
Only use the Häussler barbecue outdoors.
⚠Risk of injury due to high weight
Transport the device with care due to its high weight.
Before picking it up, make sure that you can handle the weight.
Two people should carefully li the device.
Only set the device down on a stable surface.
⚠Risk of burns from heated components
Do not leave the device unaended during and aer operaon.
Set up the device out of the reach of children under 14 and always supervise child-
ren in the vicinity of the device. Do not leave infants, children, or animals unaen-
ded in the vicinity of the barbecue.
Let the barbecue cool down completely before touching it.
When handling the barbecue, wear barbecue mis.
Use proper barbecue tools with long, heat-resistant handles.
Let the barbecue aachment cool down completely before cleaning it.
⚠Risk of burns from high ames
Do not wear loose-ng clothes.
Persons with long hair should e it back.
⚠Risk of re from high ames
Only operate the barbecue in areas without roofs.
Maintain a minimum distance of 1.5 m from ammable materials when using the
barbecue.
⚠Risk of re from hot components
Please note that the barbecue also radiates heat down-
wards. Protect the surface beneath the landscape light
by covering it with a heat-resistant plate.
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Place the hot cover and barbecue aachment on a heat-resistant surface only.
Keep ammable materials away from the barbecue surface.
⚠Risk of crushing from falling parts
Ensure that the barbecue aachment is properly seated on the light pillar.
Ensure that the griddle insert is properly posioned in the barbecue aachment.
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3 Product guide
Product descripon
With the Häussler barbecue, you have purchased a very high-quality pellet grill. This
barbecue is simple to operate, easy-care, and requires virtually no maintenance. It
can also be used as a landscape light.
Impressive technology at a convenient working height. The place next to the Häussler
barbecue is the heart of the party. Well-engineered elements from premium
materials turn barbecuing into a passion.
The Häussler barbecue consists of a basic body, a short glass insert (can also be used
as a landscape light), and the barbecue aachment: a grill support, two outer rings,
two-sided griddle insert, and barbecue cover.
Technical data
Product guide

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Name Value
Pillar diameter 323 mm
Height 1,050 mm
Base diameter 600 mm
Weight 39 kg
Filling capacity Max. 9 kg
Tab. 2: Dimensions
Firing values Value
Rated thermal input 5.2 kW/kg
Carbon content 3.49%
Exhaust mass ow rate 31.3 g/s
Dust 2.80 mg
Tab. 3: Output and emissions
Product guide

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4 Scope of delivery
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2
6
3
4
7
8
9
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No. Designaon No. Designaon
1Base 6Round insert
2Griddle insert 7Fluted insert
3Flame splier 8Glass insert
4Grate 9Upper secon
5Burner cover
Tab. 4: Scope of delivery
iDepending on the selected item, the scope of delivery may vary. Also observe the
operang instrucons supplied with the accessory.
Seng up the device
Use Table 4 “Scope of delivery” on page 9 to help you check the delivery for com-
pleteness.
Two people should carefully li the device due to its high weight. Always set it
down on a stable, even work surface.
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Create enough room to work on the device.
Cleaning the device for the rst me
iFor reasons of hygiene, all parts that come into contact with the food to be barbe-
cued must be removed and cleaned before inial commissioning.
Clean all parts, see Chapter 9 „Reinigen“ auf Seite 20.
Assembling the device
Assemble the light pillar or the barbecue once without ring it up.
iThis will help you become pracsed in handling the light pillar or barbecue when
it is cold.
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Pick up the base 1 and place it on a solid, even
surface.
The grate 2 is already inside the base, in the bur-
ner head.
The burner cover 3 is already on the burner head
in the base. Push the burner cover back and forth
to check whether or not it completely covers the
burner.
Unpack the separately packaged upper secon 4.
iTo smoothly place the upper secon 4 on the
base, 1 use mul-purpose grease for high
temperatures.
Use a cloth or your nger to apply a thin coat of
mul-purpose grease for high temperatures to the
notch in the frame.
Place the upper secon 4 onto the base 1.
Press down onto the base unl it stops.
Unpack the separately packaged glass insert 5
and put it on the upper secon 4 . Cauon: Fragile
iYour light pillar is now set up and ready to use.
iTo grill, you’ll need the separately packaged barbe-
cue aachment.
Remove the individual parts of the barbecue
aachment from the packaging and remove all
packing materials.
Now place the barbecue aachment 6 on the
centre of the light pillar.
If required, place the ame splier 7 in the barbe-
cue aachment.
iYou can also barbecue without the ame splier.
See p. 18
Place the two uted inserts 9 in the barbecue
aachment 6 and centre the round insert 8in
the inserts 9.
iYour Häussler barbecue is now set up and ready
to use.
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5 Fuel to be used
⚠WARNING
Risk of fatality from explosion
Darng ame
Never use easily and highly ammable liquids such as denatured alcohol,
etc.
Never use an accelerant on pellets that have been red up and are warm.
⚠CAUTION
Risk of burns from catching re
Severe burns on enre body
Do not wear loose-ng clothes.
Persons with long hair should e it back.
Use only class A1 and A2 wood pellets for private households in accordance with
European standard EN 14961-2.
What are wood pellets?
Wood pellets are standardised, cylindrical products of
compression made from dried, untreated residual wood
(sawdust, shavings, residual wood from forests) with a
diameter of approx. 6 mm. They are produced under high
pressure without the addion of any chemical binding
agents, and have a caloric value of approx. 5 kWh/kg. In
other words, the energy content of one kilogram of pellets
is approximately equal to one-half litre of heang oil.
iThe use of any other fuel is prohibited.
iThe burning of waste with this product is prohibited.
Helpful hint: Pellet class selecon
Häussler recommends that you use class A1 wood pellets,
since they leave less residual ash aer burning.
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Burning aids
Only use burning aids that are cered for barbecues and wood shaving bundles so-
aked in wax, which are toxin-free, have a neutral odour and taste, and burn without
leaving residue behind.
Helpful hint: Opmal ame ignion
With Häussler pellet starter, you can opmally ignite the
ame.
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6 Filling and ring up
⚠WARNING
Risk of fatality from explosion
Darng ame
Never use easily and highly ammable liquids such as denatured alcohol,
etc.
Never use an accelerant on pellets that have been red up and are warm.
⚠WARNING
Risk of fatality from smoke
Poisoning from smoke inhalaon
Only use the Häussler barbecue outdoors.
⚠CAUTION
Risk of burns from catching re
Severe burns on enre body
Do not wear loose-ng clothes.
Persons with long hair should e it back.
⚠CAUTION
Risk of burns from heated components
Severe burns on arms and legs
Do not leave the device unaended during operaon.
Set up the device out of the reach of children under 14 and always supervise
children in the vicinity of the device. Do not leave infants, children, or
animals unaended in the vicinity of the barbecue.
Let the barbecue cool down completely before touching it.
When handling the barbecue, wear barbecue mis.
Use proper barbecue tools with long, heat-resistant handles.
iEnsure that the light pillar is in a stable, even upright posion.
iBefore lling it with pellets, make sure that the grate is in the ring chamber.
iBefore relling with wood pellets, make sure that the residual ashes from the previous
re has been removed from the ring chamber and the grate is clean.
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Filling capacity
A
B
C
Level Filling capacity Burning period
Aapprox. 3 kg approx. 1 hour
Bapprox. 6 kg approx. 2 hours
Capprox. 9 kg approx. 3 hours
iThe mes are only approximate since the burning period may vary with the slider
seng and weather condions.
iWhen the tall glass insert is used, the burning period is shorter due to the natural
draught.
To adjust the lling height, slightly turn the grate and li or lower it to the required
posion.
Now ll pellets to the top edge of the grate guide. (marked in red at the top of the
illustraon)
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1. Seng the burning period
 By shiing the grate, you can set the
burning period in accordance with the
table on page 15.
2. Regulang the air supply
 For the rst 15 minutes, set the air sup-
ply to maximum to opmally ignite the
pellets. Aerwards, the grilling tempera-
ture can be set individually.
3. Filling
 Remove the upper secon and burner
cover from the light pillar and store them
out of the way.
4. Filling capacity
 Fill the ring chamber with pellets to the
top edge of the grate guide.
5. Adding starter
 Pour some Häussler pellet starter
(approx. 20 - 30 ml) over the wood
pellets.
6. Firing up
 Ignite a wood shaving bundle and put it
on the pellets.
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7. Covering
 Immediately place the burner cover in
the middle of the ring chamber.
8. Short light pillar
 By pung on the short glass insert and
the upper secon, you will create an
aracve outdoor lighng ambience.
9. Add the barbecue aachment
 First insert the barbecue aachment
insert. Next, place the barbecue aach-
ment on the light pillar. Make sure that
the barbecue aachment is centred and
stable.
10. Remove the barbecue aachment
 Never remove the barbecue aachment
from the light pillar without wearing
barbecue mis.
11. Expanding to the tall light pillar
 Only touch the short glass insert when
wearing barbecue mis. Place the hot
short glass insert on a heat-resistant
surface only.
12. Tall light pillar
Carefully put on the tall glass insert.
 If you’ve just used the barbecue or short
light pillar, be careful with hot compo-
nents and use barbecue mis.
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7 Grilling with/without ame splier
iYou have the choice of grilling with or without the ame splier. The ame splier
changes the temperature distribuon.
iWithout the ame splier, you will have a 3-zone temperature distribuon. At the
centre of the round insert, there is a HOT spot. It is perfect for grilling seared steaks
quickly. At the rear of the barbecue, the temperature is somewhat lower and op-
mal for grilling sausages, cheese, etc. At the front of the barbecue, there is a quiet
zone. The temperature there is lower than in the rear areas and it is perfect for
grilled vegetables or keeping cooked steaks warm.
iWith the ame splier, the heat is evenly distributed across the enre grilling sur-
face. For example, you can put steaks on the enre grilling surface and they will
typically be done at around the same me.
Flame splier installaon
1. Insert the ame splier
 Place the barbecue aachment on
the light pillar.
 Place the ame splier in the bar-
becue aachment.
2. Insert the uted inserts
 Place the uted inserts in the barbe-
cue aachment.
iThe ame splier is required for the pizza stone and grill grate to enable the op-
mal temperature distribuon.
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8 Good to know: Helpful hints around grilling
1. It is important to cut meat for grilling in thick slices to prevent it from drying
out easily.
2. Brush a light coat of oil onto the food to help it brown evenly and prevent
it from scking to the grill grate. But do not coat the grill grate with oil.
3. For healthy enjoyment, use heat-stable olive or vegetable oil for oiling and
marinang meat, since these oils retain their composion and taste while
grilling.
4. Always make sure that the food ts on the barbecue and t beneath the
barbecue cover. Also be aware of the thermometer that protrudes from the
barbecue cover.
5. Avoid piercing the meat with a fork since that causes juice and aroma to
escape and may dry out the meat. Use a spatula or tong.
6. Resist the temptaon to li the cover in order to check the food’s progress
too oen. This leads to unnecessary heat loss, which extends the cooking
me.
7. Unless otherwise necessary, only turn the food once.
iWhile you grill, you have the opon to regulate the
temperature of the griddle insert to arrive at opmal
grilling results.
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9 Cleaning
⚠CAUTION
Risk of burns from heated components
Severe burns on arms and legs
Let the barbecue aachment cool down completely before cleaning it.
Let the barbecue cool down completely before touching it.
When removing the barbecue aachment, always re-
member to guide the barbecue aachment towards
your body. Do not li it to the side.
Aer each use of the light pillar or the Häussler barbecue, remove the ashes from
the ring chamber.
Always let the ring chamber cool down before emptying the ashes.
Aer each use, clean the ring chamber, housing, and the glass insert if necessary.
Helpful hint: Stainless steel maintenance spray
Developed specically for the cleaning, maintenance, and protec-
on of ma and polished stainless steel surfaces both indoors and
outdoors. An-stac eect. Removes and prevents ngerprints and
greasy lms. Also cleans larger surfaces without leaving stripes, makes
treated surfaces look like new, and leaves a long-lasng protecve lm
behind that makes water drip o.
Contents 50 ml
Item number: 101186
Aer each use of the barbecue, clean the barbecue aachment and the inserts.
Aer grilling, use a brush to remove coarse soiling.
Clean the barbecue inserts with water and a suitable cleaning agent.
Use a metal sponge if necessary.
Helpful hint: Cleaning
We recommend using Häussler universal cleaning agent.
Item number: 302251
Cleaning