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Stainless steel: tips and 
information on care

HERE'S A TIP FOR YOU:

Burn in your grill space (inside) before using it for 
the first time! Just as you can burn in any 
uncoated ironware. Burn in your grill interior at full 
power and with the lid closed for approx. 15 min. 
You will see the first discolourations on the 
stainless steel inside. After cooling down, lightly oil 
the entire interior of the grill (except the bonnet) 
with an oil of your choice (oil that you also use for 
cooking). Maximum 0.1 ltr. for the entire interior. 
(firebox, flame plates, burner tubes)! Now burn in 
the applied oil by heating it with the lid closed. 
This process takes about 10-20 minutes and 
should only be carried out under supervision. It is 
finished when the smoke (burning of the oil) has 
stopped. This process should be carried out at 
approx. 250°C.

ATTENTION: The temperature display in the lid 
is usually 50-100°C lower than on the grate or 
below!

 

During this BURNING IN PROCESS, the oil 

can ignite naturally, so always keep the lid closed 
until the smoking is finished (only for stainless 
steel parts)! In this way, you achieve the important 
patina (protective layer) for your ALLGRILL in turbo 
mode and your grill interior becomes very dark 
and black - so you immediately have even more 
corrosion protection!

Stainless steel grill compartment w. burner and flame plate 
Burn-in only suitable for stainless steel!!!

MANY OTHER TIPS:

1. Never use oven cleaners or similar inside the

grill!

2. All chemical cleaning agents can damage the

surface of the grill and may also be harmful to
health! (Do not use any degreasing cleaning
agents under the bonnet!)

3. Please ensure that the grill has cooled down

before cleaning!

1. A developed patina in the grill chamber

protects your all-grill from corrosion and
keeps it ready for use for longer!

2. You can only achieve this patina if you clean

without chemicals and cleaning agents!

3. Burn out your all-grill interior and burn your

spice and food residues, after it no longer
smokes you have burnt them completely
(pyrolysis)! Then simply clean the grate with
the grill brush and remove the coarse dirt
inside the grill and under the grate with a
spatula! Do not remove the patina (burnt-on
residue). This has a protective effect!

4. Caution: Collect dripping when grilling with a

salt stone! Very aggressive!

    BBQ - GRILLING TIPS: 

MARINATE, YES BUT: 

Never put marinate dripping food on the ALLGRILL! 
Also remove loose spices from dry marinated food! 
These marinades and spices, if not absorbed into the 
meat, inhibit their desired grilling effect! Do you want 
that? Your grilled food will not get any branding or 
tasty barbecue aromas and you will only burn the 
marinades on the surface! Your grill interior will also 
be unnecessarily soiled! ONLY THAT WAY: Wipe off 
marinades and spices completely before grilling. 
so that you get the best possible grilling result! Your 
marinade, which has soaked into your grilled food, 
tastes perfect!

PERFECT MEAT PLEASURE: 

Good meat also 

tastes good without much seasoning. Discover the 
pure pleasure of meat! TIP: Only season your grilled 
good after the grilling process - give it a try!

AVOID A GREASE FIRE: 

this is a better way - 

sear very fatty meat edges in advance in a pan, on 

the closed cast-iron grill plate or in a closed dish to 

avoid a grease fire.

LAST BUT NOT LEAST:

 

Car tyres wear out - 

brake pads need to be replaced - batteries run out! 
This is also the case with your ALLGRILL barbecue - 
the flame tamers as well as the gas burners have to 
be replaced once, as they can be subjected to a lot of 
wear and tear! However, if they are handled properly, 
you will enjoy them for a very long time.

Please also note our core temperature table for a perfect BBQ and grilling experience with your ALLGRILL

Summary of Contents for 100303

Page 1: ...BLY INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE STARTING THE ASSEMBLY WARNING ACCESSORIES MAY BE HOT PLEASE KEEP CHILDREN AWAY THESE PARTS MUST BE KEPT AWAY FROMCOMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS AFTER USE PLEASE TURN OFF THE GAS SUPPLY OPTICAL TECHNICAL CHANGES POSSILE AT ANY TIME Operating and assembly instructuions Please read carefully before commissioning ...

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Page 5: ...ner nozzle 0 82 mm Infrared burner nozzle 0 82 mm Device Devices category Gas type Burner capacity Total burner capacity consumpion Gas pressure o and their mixture Gas barbecue for outdoor use 17 2 kW 1250 g h 20 7 kw 1505 g h optional INFO e g 0 93 mm indicates the diameter of the nozzle in mm ALL GRILL ALLROUNDER 100303 CE 2531 22 PIN NO 2531CU 0071 WEEE Reg Nr DE 41898675 ...

Page 6: ...H 48 G 95H7 H H 75 970H 57 H H H 75 5 H0 H H 9 H H H 0 4 H 9 00H H 95H7 H H 57 H 5 H 07 H H 7 0 H 0 H 755 H H9 0 79 755 H H9 0 79H 5 H 99 H7 H 0 H H 95H75H H H 880 H H 75 H 5 H 5H0 H H 9 G 95H H 9 00H 975 H 5 7H H 5 H 7 5 9 H H 0 4 H G 9 80 H H H 7 0 G H 5H 978H 5H H 07 H79H 95 9 0 4 G H 0 5H H 9 00 G H 47 H X H H H87 0 G H 0 H H07 9H 9 00 5 H 48 9 9 9 H 9 H 07 H 9 H 5H H 95 9H G 9 H0 H 5 H 4 0 75...

Page 7: ... lid side burner grate side burner ignition cable side burner grease drib tray main gas pipe control panel ignition box back wall grill cart left side wall grill cart front door strut right side wall grill cart baser plate grill cart castors with brake castors without brake Door hinge bottom gas cylinder holder control knob bezel control knob door left door right cover for folded down side shelf s...

Page 8: ...Ϯϳ н Ϯϴ н ϮϵͿ 2 Holder for gas cylinder No ϯϭͿ ϭϬŵŵ Socket wrench Assembly instructions needed tools 1 Phillips screwdriver 2 Gloves if necessary 3 Phillips screwdriver longer than 400 mm if required 4 Socket wrench 10 mmm ...

Page 9: ...3 Grill cart side wall assembly No Ϯϰ н Ϯϲ Ϳ 4 Grill cart back wall assembly No Ϯϯ ...

Page 10: ...5 Front door strut assembly No Ϯϱ ϲ Fixing the firebox and the grill cart with screws 10 ...

Page 11: ...ϳ Mounting the doors and door stop Eƌ ϯϬн ϯϰ н ϯϱͿ ϴ Side panel on the right side burner No ϭϰ Tighten the screws after mounting ...

Page 12: ...ϵ Mount side burner gas supply and conect ignition cable to ignition box Eƌ ϭϰ н ϭϴͿ Make a 100 tight connection between the grill and the side burner ...

Page 13: ...r grate Eo ϭϲͿ ATTENTION Never remove the blind plug gas supply to the left hand side panel in the basic model modular WARNING Never turn on the side burner with the lid closed 1ϭ Fold down lid side panels Eo ϯϲͿ ...

Page 14: ...1Ϯ Flame cover No ϭϭ 1ϯ rill grate ϯϬϬ x ϰϲ0 mm Ϯdž No 2 н ϯ ...

Page 15: ...1ϰ Warming rack No 1 1ϱ Grease drip tray aŶĚ inserting the battery not included in the scope of delivery No ϭϵ ...

Page 16: ...Optional accessories for your ALL GRILL ALLROUNDER Modular ϭ Infrared side burner Steakzone left Art No ϯϬϬͿ Ϯ Side panel left shelf Art No 1ϬϬͿ ϯ Z z d D ƌƚ Eo ϳϱϬͿ Θ y ...

Page 17: ...Mounting Side panel ƌƚ Eo ϭϬϬͿ ...

Page 18: ...t the gas hose and the ignition cable 4 Insert the grease drip tray from behind Mounting AIR SYSTEM Art No 750 optional Modular 1 mount the AIR SYSTEM fan on the back of the grill 2 Fit the cover over the fan 3 connect the AIR SYSTEM regulator and mount it on the inside of the side wall Make a 100 tight connection between the grill and the side burner ...

Page 19: ...geable batteries Please do not dispose of batteries in household waste Every consumer is legally obliged to hand in batteries at a collection point in their municipality district or at a retailer This enables them to be disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner Batteries containing harmful substances are marked with the symbols Cd for cadmium Hg for mercury and Pb for lead Batteries are ma...

Page 20: ...ted all the ignition cables correctly and are they undamaged Are the distances between the electrodes and the ceramic burner correct and can the ignition spark be seen white blue flash Steakzone STARTING THE CERAMIC BURNER STEAK ZONE When starting the ceramic burners please always make sure to hold down the gas supply regulator at full power for 5 seconds before ignition in order to enrich the cer...

Page 21: ...el brushes as abrasion can cause extraneous rust to form All cleaning agents must be free of acids salts and chlorine Please note Products you prepare should not contain acidifying agents Attention MARINADES OF ALL KINDS VERY OFTEN CONTAIN ACIDIFIERS Occasional extraneous rust which can be caused by rusty other parts and acidic and acidic foods especially inside the grill as well as by external in...

Page 22: ... and keeps it ready for use for longer 2 You can only achieve this patina if you clean without chemicals and cleaning agents 3 Burn out your all grill interior and burn your spice and food residues after it no longer smokes you have burnt them completely pyrolysis Then simply clean the grate with the grill brush and remove the coarse dirt inside the grill and under the grate with a spatula Do not ...

Page 23: ...ve any residue with a scraper or a cloth that is not too damp Do not use any cleaning agents or detergents Allow to air dry thoroughly before using again Optional accessories Pizzastone 41 x 36 x 1 5 cm Art No 9839 Pizzastone ø 33 x 1 5 cm Art No 9813 If you use frozen pizza or rolls they must be completely defrosted before baking as the stone could be damaged by the temperature difference Over ti...

Page 24: ...ten the motor holder to the grill with 1 2 screws Skewer lengths may vary depending on item and serial number Example pictures for mounting the skewer set for all grills Technical and optical changes possible Enjoy your rotisserie grill and BBQ Detail picture not for Allgrill Chef u Extreme Detail Ring for spit guide Detail picture not for Allgrill Chef u ExtremDetail Ring for spit guide Detail pi...

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