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Spark  Electrode  Tip

Spark  Receiver

Spark  Gap  3/16"

Gas    Collector
  Box

  Final  Grill  Assembly  Step

When you  have finished  assembling  your  grill,
be  sure  that  all  screws  are  tightened  for  safe
operation  of  your  grill.

Before  each  use  of  the  grill,  make  sure  the
Grease Tray is fully seated under the Grill Bowl.

CAUTION: Before each use of your grill, inspect
the Grease Tray, Grease Heat Shield and inside of
the  Grill  Bowl  to  be  sure  there  is  no  excessive
grease and debris buildup. Clean the Grease Tray,
Grease Heat Shield and inside  of the Grill Bowl
frequently to eliminate grease/debris build-up and
to prevent grease fires.

Cooking  Rack/Secondary

Cooking  Grids

Flame  Tamer/
Ceramic,  Front

Flame Tamer Rack

Upside of  the Flame
Tamer,  Ceramic/Front

AA  Battery  may  be  installed  backwards.
Electric  wires  may  be  loose.  Remove  the AA
Battery  and  inspect  the  Ignitor  Junction  Box
found  behind  the  Control  Panel  and  recon-
nect  any  loose  wires.

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Main  Burner  Electrode  Check
With  the  assistance  of  another  person,
perform  this  Electrode  Check  before
proceeding.

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Be  sure  all  Control  Knobs  are  set  to  "OFF"  and
open  the  Grill  Lid.
Have  your  assistant  stand  to  the  right  of  the
grill  and  look  toward  the  front  of  the  grill  bowl.

Never 

put  your  face  inside  the  Grill  Head.

Press  the  Ignitor  Cap.  You  should  hear  a
"clicking"  sound.  Your  assistant  should  see  a
blue  spark  within  each  Gas  Collector  Box.  If
a  spark  is  present  the  Electrode  Tips  are
properly  positioned.
If  no  spark  is  seen,  the  Spark  Gap  needs  to
be  adjusted  as  follows:

This test will ensure that the Spark Electrode Tips
are  properly  positioned  so  your  grill  lights  easily
and  properly.

If  the  gap  between  the  Spark  Electrode  Tip
and  Receiver  is  more  than  3/16"  wide  use
needle  nose  pliers  to  gently  squeeze  the
Gas  Collector  Box  to  narrow  gap.
Recheck  the  Electrode  again,  if  no  "clicking"
sound  is  heard:

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Remove  the  W ing  Nut  and  Lock  W asher
from  the  Temperature  Gauge.  Insert  the
Temperature  Gauge  probe  into  the  hole  in
center  of  Grill  Lid.  Secure  the  Temperature
Gauge by tightening the Wing Nut and Lock
Washer  as  shown.

Install the Temperature Gauge onto the
Grill Lid

Temperature
Gauge

Wing
Nut

Lock  Washer

Install Cooking Components

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Place  the  Flame  Tamer  Rack  inside  the  Grill  Bowl.
Position  it  onto  the  lower  ledge  of  the  Bowl  above
the  burners.  Next,  place  the  Flame  Tamers  on  the
Flame  Tamer  Rack.  (See  the  diagrams  on  right)
Place  the  Cooking  Grids  on  the  ledge  above  the
Flame  Tamers.
Place  the  Secondary  Cooking  Rack  into  the  slots
on  Grill  Bowl  Side  Panels.

Summary of Contents for B2612ALP

Page 1: ...ge porch shed breezeway or any other enclosed area Never obstruct the flow of ventilation air around your gas grill housing Never disconnect the gas regulator or any gas fitting while your grill is li...

Page 2: ...he grill such as hose fittings propane cylinder valves sold separately and burner valve stems contain lead which is known to the State of California to cause cancer birth defects or other repro ductiv...

Page 3: ...rs are active in your area and if your grill has not been used for an extended period of time Remove the screws from the rear of each Main Burner using a Phillips Head Screwdriver or wrench WARNING Gr...

Page 4: ...16 x3 8 4 S313G0306A Flange Nut 3 16 4 S112G0306A Phillips Head Screw 3 16 x3 8 4 S313G0306A Flange Nut 3 16 4 S112G0306A Phillips Head Screw 3 16 x3 8 4 S313G0306A Flange Nut 3 16 4 S112G0306A Philli...

Page 5: ...16 x3 8 4 Install Cart Side Panels onto Cart Bottom Shelf S112G0406A Phillips Head Screw 1 4 x3 8 16 Install Casters S112G0449A Phillips Head Screw 1 4 x2 3 16 2 S313G0406A Nylon Lock Nut 1 4 2 S112G...

Page 6: ...6 11 9 6 4 2 1 5 8 7 3 12 14 15 16 21 20 26 25 27 28 36 37 39 32 24 23 30 53 43 44 45 47 48 49 54a 52 20 60 61 74 75 71 72 70 68 67 59 56 55 57 58 65 66 64 62 73 31 13 38 40 51 50 34 35 41 42 69 10 63...

Page 7: ...P02011073E 1 25 Bowl Rear Panel P0075809KA 1 26 Grease Heat Shield Upper P06904051A 1 27 Bowl Front Panel P0073888KA 1 28 Bowl Panel Left P0076102KA 1 29 Door Hinge Right Lower P03302038J 1 30 Bowl P...

Page 8: ...Caster Seat Left Front Right Rear P03305079J 2 71 Caster Seat Right Front Left Rear P03305078J 2 72 Caster 2 5 with Brake P05110006D 4 73 Door Hinge Bracket Upper Right P03302015J 1 74 Bowl Bracket Ri...

Page 9: ...ps Head Screws 1 4 x3 8 and 4 Pan Head Screws 3 16 x3 8 as shown Repeat the steps for the Right Cart Side Panel and Caster Seats RF RR Insert the Left Door Lower Hinge into the Left Front Caster Seat...

Page 10: ...Cart Bottom Shelf Position Cart as shown Align the 2 holes in the Weight with the 2 holes on the Cart Bottom Shelf Insert the 2 Phillips Head Screws 1 4 x2 3 16 Tighten the screws with the 2 Nylon Lo...

Page 11: ...nk Holder Brackets and Screws using 4 Flange Nuts 3 16 as shown Be sure that the flat surfaces of the Tank Holder Brackets are positioned so that they face inwards as shown Insert Ring A ends into not...

Page 12: ...tom Shelf Insert and tighten 2 Phillips Head Screws 3 16 x3 8 Align the holes in the 2 Door Upper Hinge Brackets with the holes on the Cart Front Bracket Insert 4 Phillips Head Screws 3 16 x3 8 and ti...

Page 13: ...s Head Screw 3 16 x3 8 Qty 2 Part S112G0306A Hose Holder Grill Qty 1 Part P05536001Q Hose Holder Install Grease Tray and Lighting Stick Install the Grease Tray and Lighting Stick onto the Grease Tray...

Page 14: ...1 4 x 1 2 with 3 washers from inside of the grill bowl and tighten securely using 3 Flange Nuts 3 16 as shown in Fig 2 Repeat steps for Right Side Shelf installation 11 14 Install Side Shelf Brackets...

Page 15: ...of the grill and look toward the front of the grill bowl Never put your face inside the Grill Head Press the Ignitor Cap You should hear a clicking sound Your assistant should see a blue spark within...

Page 16: ...dren or pets to play near your grill Always supervise children and pets if they are in the vicinity of the unit Never use charcoal or lighter fluid in this grill WARNING Use of alcohol prescription or...

Page 17: ...eaks do not smoke Do not use an open flame to check for gas leaks Your grill must be leak tested outdoors in a well ven tilated area away from ignition sources such as gas fired or electrical applianc...

Page 18: ...grease do not allow the oil grease to get hotter 350 F 177 C Do not leave oil grease unattended 4 2 3 Check all connections for LP Gas Leaks Never test for leaks with an open flame Prior to first use...

Page 19: ...hen the gas supply is being tested at high pressures This gas grill and its individual shutoff valve must be disconnected from the gas supply pipe system during any pressure testing of that system at...

Page 20: ...Valve at source Push and turn Right Main Burner Control Knob to HI Always light the Right Main Burner first Press the electric ignitor 3 to 4 seconds to light the burner If ignition does not occur in...

Page 21: ...LP Gas tank is connected to your grill Turn gas off at source and turn Control Knobs to OFF Wait at least 5 minutes for gas to clear then retry If your grill still fails to light check gas supply and...

Page 22: ...ebris Visually check burner flames occasionallyto ensure proper flame pattern as shown below MAGNIFIED VIEW OF GRILL MAIN BURNER FLAME THROUGH OPEN LID 22 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 10 11 1 4 5 6 7 8 9...

Page 23: ...ner s and operate grill on Hi setting for 10 to 15 minutes Use a nylon brush blower or vacuum to remove accu mulated ash from the outer surface of each Burner Clogged tube style Burner ports can be cl...

Page 24: ...l s heat distribution Because these conditions vary and no two backyards are alike we offer these tips as general guidelines for your reference We recommend you moni tor your grill closely and rotate...

Page 25: ...fish pieces are small enough to drop between the Cooking Grids Vegetables and Fruit Prepare your fruit or vegetables and brush with butter or basting sauce if desired To cook indirectly the food shou...

Page 26: ...tain shape if desired Bacon strips can be used to cover the outside surface of lean meat and poultry to help prevent it from drying out Another method for keeping food moist during roasting is to put...

Page 27: ...guidelines and always refer to the label of your smoking chips for specific directions Raise your Grill Lid and light the grill Lower the Grill Lid allowing your grill to reach the desired cooking te...

Page 28: ...parts or information to be used to convert your grill Any attempt to convert your grill is dangerous and will void your warranty If your ignition fails to work or your battery needs replac ing you can...

Page 29: ...ral oxidation process and will not affect the short term performance of your grill To slow the rusting process on Cooking Grids we recommend greasing the grids before and after each cookout Use a brus...

Page 30: ...e misuse alteration misapplication vandalism improper installation maintenance or service damages caused by flashback fire or grease fires as set out in the Operator s Manual This warranty does not co...

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