1. Use two screws to attach the knob
bezel to the faceplate. Note - Screws go
through bezel and through the faceplate
into valve. Faceplate may need to be
adjusted to get holes to align properly.
Make sure to center bezel on valve before
tightening screws.
2. Push the knob onto the valve stem as
shown.
Attach Damper Vents
Stand the smoker upright on its legs.
1. Assemble 1 damper vent on top of
smoker as shown using the hardware
provided.
2. Tighten the nut enough to keep the
damper vent snug but allow it to rotate
Assemble Legs
1. With the smoker cabinet in the upright
position remove the door by lifting it from
the hinges. Set the door panel aside. This
will make assembly much easier. Remove
knob from valve by pulling off.
2. Set the smoker assembly upside down.
Set the smoker cabinet on a padded
surface such as cardboard or carpet to
prevent scratching or damaging your
smoker.
3. Assemble 4 legs and the front panel as
shown using M6 X 10 bolts and M6 nuts.
Important
: Assemble the front panel to
the front legs before installing the inside
bolts as this bolt must pass through the
front panel and the leg.
Assemble Burner &
Attach Regulator Hose
1. Leave the smoker cabinet upside down.
2. Assemble the burner drum assembly as
shown to the smoker cabinet using M6 X
10 bolts and M6 nuts.
3. Attach the regulator hose to the brass
fitting on the manifold as shown. Use a
wrench to tighten the hose to the brass
fitting.
4. After installing the burner and regulator
hose, check for leaks around the hose
connection and manifold using a soap
solution. See Page 8 - Checking for Leaks.
Assemble Knob Bezel
with little resistance.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for the two
remaining side damper vents.
Assemble Handles
1. Assemble the carry handle as shown to
the smoker cabinet using M6 X 15 C-sink
bolts and M6 nuts.
2. The nuts should be firmly tightened to
the bolts.
3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for handles on
both sides of the smoker cabinet.
Assemble Door
1. Re-mount the door panel by sliding the
door’s hinge pins into the cabinet’s hinge
seats.
2. Assemble the door handle as shown
using the handle, wave washer, and two
M12 jam nuts.
3. Tighten the first M12 jam nut until
the desired resistance of the handle is
achieved.
