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troubleshooting.

If you

CAN

ignite your griddle with a match

POSSIBLE CAUSES

SOLUTION

01. Dead battery or no battery.

Replace with new battery.

02. Battery installed incorrectly.

Ensure that the battery is installed nega-

tive end first.

03. Ignitor wire misaligned.

Ensure that the ignition needle is posi-

tioned 1/8" to 1/4" away from the burner

tube, positioned above a burner hole.

04. Damage to the ignition system.

Contact customer service for replace-

ment parts.

If you

CAN NOT

ignite your griddle with a match

POSSIBLE CAUSES

SOLUTION

05. Burner tubes are not receiving fuel.

Please reference the Gas Flow section of

the Troubleshooting Chapter.

SYMPTOMS

01. Burner will not Light with ignition system

02. Pressing the ignitor button does not result in a clicking sound

If ignition does not occur in 5 seconds, turn the burner controls off, wait 5

minutes and repeat the lighting procedure.
If this does not work, to determine the cause, please try to ignite your griddle

with a match. (Please reference the Match Lighting Instructions in the

Cleaning the Burner Assembly section of the Care & Maintenance chapter.)

Insert one (1) AA battery (not

included) into the battery socket

with the positive terminal facing

out, then screw on the ignitor

button until tight. Be careful to not

over tighten.

Ensure that the ignition needle is

positioned 3-7mm away from the

burner tube, positioned above a

burner hole.

Section 01

BATTERY POWERED IGNITION

Troubleshooting

STEP 23

Slide the left shelf onto

the shelf brackets. (The threaded M6
step bolts will hook and hold the
shelf.) Thread two (2) small M6 step
bolts (

) into the bottom hole of the

brackets to secure the shelf to the
griddle body.
Repeat this step with the right

side shelf.

STEP 24

Hang the rear grease

cup in the slot on the back of the
griddle body.

STEP 25

Install the five (5) control knobs by pushing them into place in

the OFF position. Insert one (1) AA battery (not included) under the igni-
tion button.

STEP 26

Attach the lid handle with two (2) hood handle standoffs to the

griddle hood with six (6) large M6 step bolts (

WA r n I n G

Do not leave the hood

closed for more than 10

minutes while cooking.

C AU T I o n

• Maximum weight on the side

shelf is 10 lbs.

• The side shelf is a high

heat area.

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Model 1963

Assembly Guide

Summary of Contents for Culinary Pro XL 1963

Page 1: ...1700 North Logan UT 84321 Blackstoneproducts com Please reference blackstoneproducts com support for the latest version of this manual and to follow along with assembly videos OWNER S MANUAL ENGLISH 5015923 28 GRIDDLE RANGETOP DEEP FRYER COMBO Model 1963 ...

Page 2: ...r Do not store or use gaso line or other flammable liquids or vapors in the vicinity of this or any other appliance An LP cylinder not connected for use shall not be stored in the vicinity of this or any other appliance DAnGEr When cooking with oil or grease have a type BC or ABC fire extinguisher readily available DAnGEr If a fire should occur keep away from the appliance and immediately call you...

Page 3: ...r food more susceptible to heat Sear without overcooking Fish whole or in pieces Most seafood Vegetables steam with the Blackstone Basting Dome for best flavor Pancakes Eggs HIGH HEAT Cooks meals fast and in little time Slow cooking would dry up these cuts and make them horrible to eat since they are lower on fat Lean cuts of meat eg chicken breast tenderloin skirt steak flank CooKInG TIPS ENGLISH...

Page 4: ...r moderate injury SAFETY ALERT KEY Read and follow all the notices throughout the manual CONTENTS 01 REGISTER YOUR PRODUCT 01 02 FOR YOUR SAFETY 02 Section 01 Food Safety 02 Section 02 Gas Appliance Safety 03 Section 03 Deep Fryer Safety 04 03 RECIPES 05 04 ASSEMBLY GUIDE 06 05 FUEL 20 LB PROPANE TANK 20 Section 01 20 lb Liquid Propane Cylinder 20 Section 02 Connection Removal 22 Section 03 Leak T...

Page 5: ...d to help you with any questions concerning appliance use replacement parts or your warranty Customer Service Hours The North Atlantic Imports LLC 1 Year Warranty covers replacement parts up to one year after the date of purchase Please reference the Warranty chapter for more information To enable this warranty you will need to provide Proof of Purchase Receipt Order Details Your Blackstone produc...

Page 6: ...tly For more information visit foodsafety gov or Canadian Partnership for Consumer Food Safety Education online at befoodsafe ca Poultry 165 F or 74 C Juices should run clear and flesh should not be pink Beef or Poultry Hamburger 160 F or 71 C Juices should not be pink and flesh should be brown in the middle Beef Veal Lamb Steaks Chops 145 F or 63 C Beef Veal Lamb Roasts 145 F or 63 C ALL cuts of ...

Page 7: ...re moving or storing If grease or other hot material drips from appliance onto valve hose or regulator STEP 01 Turn off gas supply immediately STEP 02 Determine the cause and correct it STEP 03 Clean and inspect valve hose and regulator before continuing STEP 04 Perform a leak test Please reference the Leak Test Instructions in the Fuel chapter For problems with this appli ance please reference th...

Page 8: ...letely thawed and dried before being immersed in fryer Avoid bumping into or impact with appliance to prevent spillage or splashing of hot cooking liquid Never drop food or accessories into hot cooking liquid Lower food and accessories slowly into cooking liquid in order to prevent splashing or overflow When removing food from appliance care should be taken to avoid burns from hot cooking liquids ...

Page 9: ...n a large bowl mix together ricotta egg rum and lemon zest STEP 03 In a separate bowl mix together flour sugar and baking powder STEP 04 Slowly add the dry ingredients 1 4 cup at a time into the wet ingredients and mix to combine Dough should be thick and sticky STEP 05 Using a wooden chopstick or toothpick carefully dip it into the oil if bubbles appear around the wooden stick oil should be ready...

Page 10: ... per 1 set with electrode 1 1 4a Tubular burners 3 1 4b Front side burner 1 1 4c Back side burner 1 1 5 Gas rail Valves 1 1 6 Regulator hose 1 1 7a Left baffle panel 1 Parts Qty 1 7b Right baffle panel 1 24 1 Fryer cage 1 24 2 Fryer bin 1 24 3 Fryer basket 1 24 4 Fryer basket handle 1 24 5 Fryer bin lid 1 24 6 Thermometer 1 ASSEMBLY GUIDE EXPLODED VIEW 3 20 1 7 18 21 14 2 5 11 16 23 25 27 4 6 8 10...

Page 11: ...Left cart door 1 piece 15 Right cart door 1 piece 16 Condiment racks 2 pieces 17 Cart door handles 2 pieces 18 Cart door handle standoffs 4 pieces 19 Left side shelf 1 piece 20 Right side shelf 1 piece 21 Side shelf brackets A 2 pieces 22 Side shelf brackets B 2 pieces 23 Hood handle 1 piece Hood handle stand offs 2 pieces 24 Fryer assembly 1 piece 25 Hard cover 1 piece Hard cover handle 1 piece 2...

Page 12: ...10 screws 16 pieces c M5 washer 1 piece d M5 spring washer 1 piece e M4x10 screws 2 pieces f M5x8 screw 1 piece g M4x10 screws 8 pieces h Spares i Large M6 step bolts 6 pieces j Cotter pins 2 pieces k Small M6 step bolts 8 pieces NOT INCLUDED 20 lb LP Gas tank AA Battery 30a 30e 30j 30k 30f 30g 30h 30i 30b 30c 30d 08 Model 1963 Assembly Guide ...

Page 13: ... Find asse e y p ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Please read all instructions thoroughly before proceeding Make sure all the plastic packing material is removed before assembling Find a large clean area to assemble your unit Please refer to the parts list and assembly diagrams as necessary STEP 01 Place the cart base upside down and use a wrench to screw on the four 4 lockable caster wheels Ensure that the ...

Page 14: ...ISH Owner s Manual STEP 03 Use three 3 M6x15 screws a to attach the right front leg to the cart base STEP 04 Use three 3 M6x15 screws a to attach the left front leg to the cart base 3mm 10 Model 1963 Assembly Guide ...

Page 15: ...H ENGLISH Owner s Manual STEP 05 Use three 3 M6x15 screws a to attach one 1 back leg to the cart base STEP 06 Use three 3 M6x15 screws a to attach one 1 back leg to the cart base 11 Model 1963 Assembly Guide ...

Page 16: ...o the back panel of the cart STEP 08 Use four 4 M5x10 screws b to attach the back panel to the left rear leg and right rear leg STEP 09 With the help of another person place the griddle body on the cart and use twelve 12 M6x15 screws a to secure from underneath the leg plates 12 Model 1963 Assembly Guide ...

Page 17: ...l to the left rear leg and the left front leg STEP 10 Use four 4 M5x10 screws b to attach the gas tank heat shield to the bottom panel of the griddle body STEP 11 Use four 4 M6x15 screws a to attach the magnet bracket to the lower front side of the griddle body 13 Model 1963 Assembly Guide ...

Page 18: ... to the right rear leg and right front leg STEP 13 Use four 4 M4x10 g screws to attach two 2 inner shelf brackets to the right cart panel STEP 15 Install the inner shelf by inserting the leg in the cart base hole and resting the shelf on the inner shelf brackets 14 Model 1963 Assembly Guide ...

Page 19: ...by first inserting the door into the upper door hinge pin then inserting the lower door hinge pin into the cart base STEP 18 Use two 2 M6x15 screws a to attach one 1 cart door handle to the right cart door STEP 19 Hang the two 2 condiment racks on the preinstalled screws on the right cart door Secure the racks with two 2 M4x10 screws e 15 Model 1963 Assembly Guide ...

Page 20: ...in STEP 21 Use eight 8 M6x15 screws a to attach the four 4 side shelf brackets to the sides of the griddle body Use one shelf bracket A and one shelf bracket B per side STEP 22 Thread two 2 small M6 step bolts k into the top holes on the left side shelf and two 2 small M6 step bolts k into the top holes on the right shelf A B A B 16 Model 1963 Assembly Guide ...

Page 21: ... match Please reference the Match Lighting Instructions in the Cleaning the Burner Assembly section of the Care Maintenance chapter Insert one 1 AA battery not included into the battery socket with the positive terminal facing out then screw on the ignitor button until tight Be careful to not over tighten Ensure that the ignition needle is positioned 3 7mm away from the burner tube positioned abov...

Page 22: ...the body Make sure the front pins are fully seated in the holes then push the griddle top back to lock the griddle in place Ensure that the front pins are fully seated in the holes then push the griddle top and hood back to lock the griddle in place STEP 27 Place the side burner grate on the right side of the unit STEP 29 Hang the side burner hard cover on the right back of the unit Caution Place ...

Page 23: ...rface WAr nIn G nEvEr APPLY CoLD WATEr ACroSS THE WHoLE SUrFACE oF A HoT GrIDDLE AT onCE This may cause warping Adding a large amount of cold or frozen food or food with significant water content to a hot griddle may cause griddle to warp CAU TIo n Do noT USE SoAP on THE GrIDDLE CooKInG SUrFACE This will destroy the griddle s seasoning NEED HELP Register your Blackstone product at blackstoneproduc...

Page 24: ...mixed with air CAU TIon LP gas is nontoxic odor less and colorless when produced For safety and easy detection LP gas has been given an odor similar to rotten cabbage 20 LB LIQUID PROPANE CYLINDER REQUIREMENTS The 20 lb LP Tank used with your griddle must meet the following requirements Check to be sure that cylinders have a D O T Certification and that they have been date tested by a LP gas suppl...

Page 25: ...for an OPD safety feature equipped tank Place dust cap on cylinder valve outlet whenever the cylinder is not in use Only install the type of dust cap on the cylinder valve outlet that is provided with the cylinder valve Other types of caps or plugs may result in leakage of propane DAnGEr NEVER store a spare LP cylinder bottle under or near the appliance or in an enclosed area NEVER fill a LP cylin...

Page 26: ...d dealer Failure to comply will void the warranty FITTINGS HOSES Annual checking and tightening of metal fittings is recommended Cylinder supply system must be arranged for vapor withdrawal Before each use check to see if hoses are cut or worn Replace damaged hoses before using appliance Use only Blackstone approved replacement parts for valve hose or regulator Section 02 CONNECTION REMOVAL 20 LB ...

Page 27: ...LP tank OFF by turning OPD hand wheel clockwise to a full stop STEP 04 Remove protective cap from LP tank valve STEP 05 Hold regulator and insert nipple into LP tank valve STEP 06 Hand tighten the coupling nut holding regulator in a straight line with LP tank valve so as not to cross thread the connection STEP 07 Turn the coupling nut clockwise and tighten to a full stop The regulator will seal on...

Page 28: ...py solution onto joint areas of tank Indicated by arrows in figure 01 Leaks are indicated by growing bubbles LEAK TEST VALVES HOSE REGULATOR STEP 01 Turn all griddle control knobs OFF STEP 02 Be sure regulator is tightly connected to LP tank STEP 03 Completely open LP tank valve by turning OPD hand wheel counterclockwise If you hear a rushing sound turn gas off immediately There is a major leak at...

Page 29: ...z loosely packed meatballs with the ground beef and place on the hot griddle Add a pinch of salt over each and using your Blackstone Burger Press smash them very thin STEP 03 Add 2 3 ounces of thinly sliced onion over each patty STEP 04 Cook for 60 90 seconds and flip so that the onion s are under the patty Add 1 slice of American cheese to each patty and then place the top bun over the cheese and...

Page 30: ... with open valve gas will continue to flow out of burner and could accidentally inadvertently ignite with risk of injury IGnITIon BATTErY PoWErED PROPANE BURNER OPERATION For proper ignition and operation of the appliance follow the steps below STEP 03 Ensure that the LP tank is properly connected to the unit Turn gas ON at the LP cylinder by slowly turning the OPD hand wheel halfway STEP 04 Push ...

Page 31: ...l Please reference the Gas Flow section of the Troubleshooting Chapter SYMPTOMS 01 Burner will not Light with ignition system 02 Pressing the ignitor button does not result in a clicking sound If ignition does not occur in 5 seconds turn the burner controls off wait 5 minutes and repeat the lighting procedure If this does not work to determine the cause please try to ignite your griddle with a mat...

Page 32: ...rner Assembly section of the Care Maintenance chapter POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTION 01 Something is blocking the air gate for the burner This is blocking oxygen from mixing with the propane correctly to get healthy flames Check the air gates in your burner If you have adjustable air shutters over your air gates make sure that they are completely open If your burners have bug shields clean any spider we...

Page 33: ... in the Care Maintenance chapter 02 LP gas cylinder is empty or low Refill or replace the propane tank 03 Obstructions in the burner gas jets or fuel rail Clean the burner jets and gas hose Please reference the Cleaning the Burner Assembly section of the Care Maintenance chapter 04 Regulator stuck in safety position Contact customer service for replace ment parts SYMPTOMS 01 Appliance will not ach...

Page 34: ...on plastic parts Damage to and failure of parts may result GENERAL CLEANING Ensure that the appliance and its components are sufficiently cool before cleaning Clean your appliance often pref erably after each use Be sure to keep the ventilation opening s of the cylinder enclo sure free and clear from debris Baked on grease deposits may require the use of an abrasive plastic cleaning pad Use only i...

Page 35: ...utdoors in a well ventilated space and out of reach of children Store appliance indoors ONLY if gas supply is turned off discon nected removed from appliance and stored outdoors When removing appliance from storage clean burner assembly before starting appliance Please reference the Cleaning the Burner Assembly section VALVE CHECK Ensure gas is off at the supply shut off valve before checking appl...

Page 36: ...s Additional Methods Include a Run a stiff wire bent into a small hook through each burner tube several times b Use an air hose to force air into burner tube and out burner ports Check that air blows through each hole Wear eye protection STEP 05 Clean any blocked ports with stiff wire such as an open paper clip Then carefully replace burners and reattach vErY IMPorTAnT Burner tubes must be reengag...

Page 37: ...insect nests are found in order to ensure that there is no blockage in the burner portholes or venturi tubes Use pipe cleaner to clear obstruc tions A wire brush may be used to remove corrosion from the burner surfaces MATCH LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS Before beginning check for gas leaks Please reference the Leak Test Instructions in the Fuel chapter STEP 01 Ensure control knob is in OFF position STEP ...

Page 38: ...ning oil across the griddle surface When seasoning your griddle top remember to use a thin and even layer of oil the thinner the layer of oil the easier it will be to burn it off STEP 03 You will know it is done when it stops smoking You will want to repeat this 3 4 times for your initial seasoning The heat of the griddle will break down the oil and bond it to the metal creating a new polymer that...

Page 39: ...asoning the griddle surface is not black 02 Food is sticking to the griddle surface POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTION 01 Too much oil was used 02 You turned off the heat too soon First turn your griddle on high and let it heat for 10 15 minutes Next scrape off as much of the thick ened and partially cooked oil as you can Then re season with a very thin layer of oil POSSIBLE CAUSES SOLUTION 01 The corners a...

Page 40: ...t of coarse salt STEP 04 Wipe again with a paper towel and dry completely STEP 05 Apply thin coat of cooking oil to maintain seasoning and protect the griddle top DAnGEr Do noT place flammable items on side shelves near the griddle Aerosol containers are particularly hazardous because they can overheat and result in an explosion fire severe personal injury or death WAr nInG Do noT place oily or gr...

Page 41: ...n the center of griddle in order to allow water to slide off Tenting helps prevent rust CUTTING ON THE GRIDDLE TOP Using a knife directly on the surface of the griddle will not harm the griddle top REMOVING RUST If rust appears on the griddle surface rub it off with steel wool low grit sandpaper or the Blackstone Pumice Stone and re season the surface WAr nIn G nEvEr APPLY CoLD WATEr ACroSS THE WH...

Page 42: ...r Set aside STEP 02 Heat a small pot directly on the Blackstone surface or on the Blackstone side burner using low heat Add the butter to slowly melt then whisk in the flour Continue whisking until golden brown and fragrant and then slowly whisk in the milk a 1 4 cup at a time Sauce will thicken as it cooks Season with nutmeg and black pepper STEP 03 On low to medium low heat spread butter over Bl...

Page 43: ...lity on the part of North Atlantic its agents servants or employees whether under this warranty or implied by law for any indirect or conse quential damages for breach on any warranty The purchaser must establish all applicable warranty periods pursuant to this warranty by verifying the original purchase date by producing the dated sales receipt This warranty shall not apply to this product or any...

Page 44: ...ENGLISH ENGLISH North Atlantic Imports LLC 1073 West 1700 North Logan UT 84321 Blackstoneproducts com ...

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