Barbeskew BARBESKEW II, User Manual And Assembly Manual

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LIGHTING THE BARBESKEW
Do not use your BarbeSkew until you have carefully read and fully understood all the information in this
manual. Please ensure that:
The BarbeSkew is properly assembled.
All power cords are not touching or are near the surfaces that will get hot and are
connected through a power breaker.
The BarbeSkew is free from residual fat.
The BarbeSkew is in a safe location.
You have followed and understood all of the safety recommendations in the “BarbeSkew
Safety” section of this manual. •
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PRIOR TO USE
There are a number of ways to light your BarbeSkew. The following are the most popular and can be
purchased at garden centres and supermarkets:
CHARCOAL FUEL TYPES
Charcoal lighting bags are paraffin lined bags filled with charcoal.
One of these bags fits within the charcoal tray. You light the bag at the rear first, as the flames quickly
make it difficult to reach the back by hand, once lit. As the bag burns, the coals start to collapse, and
you may need a poker to level them out.
Please follow the detailed lighting instructions in the following sections to ensure you get the most out of
your BarbeSkew.
These man-made briquettes burn longer and hotter than traditional charcoal but are notoriously difficult
to light. To help light the briquettes, we suggest you use a “Chimney Starter” which utilises paper and
wood as an aid to start the briquettes burning. Otherwise use barbecue fire-lighters.
Please follow the detailed lighting instructions in the following sections to ensure you get the most out of
your BarbeSkew.
WARNING! Under no circumstances use spirits or petrol to light or re-light your BarbeSkew. Do not
attempt to burn any plastics or chemicals on the BarbeSkew that are not specifically manufactured
for use as barbecue fuel.
CHARCOAL LIGHTING BAGS
CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES
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