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ICON Series Cabinet Standard and Large

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Large cabinet assembly and installation

4.4 Assembly and installation 

STEP 10 

1.  Install the waste container mount using the locating slots in the lower door panel.
2.  Slide the waste container into the mount. If you are using a grease trap, ensure that the 

overflow faces the cabinet door.

3.  Close the door, ensuring that the keys are in your possession.

Important: 

Ensure that the waste container(s) or grease trap(s) are installed and prepared in 

accordance with the instructions in Section 7.4 of this manual.

FIG. 34

FIG. 35

Summary of Contents for ICON 1560

Page 1: ...nual dachristie com 61 3 9708 2999 Product number 1560 1561 1562 1563 1564 1566 1567 1568 1569 1570 1571 1572 1573 1574 1575 Please read all relevant parts of this manual carefully before commencing product assembly ICON Cabinet Product and Assembly Manual 6885_00 ...

Page 2: ...Standard Cabinet boxed contents and parts identification Figure 4 12 3 4 Assembly and installation Figure 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 13 4 LARGE CABINET DIMENSIONS AND INSTALLATION 24 4 1 Large Cabinet dimensions Figure 19 25 4 2 Large Cabinet services and footings Figure 20 21 26 4 3 Large Cabinet boxed contents and parts identification Figure 22 28 4 4 Assembly and installation Figure 2...

Page 3: ...ICON Cabinet Product and Assembly Manual 6885_00 3 General information 1 ...

Page 4: ... suitable precautions against scratching surfaces and components Corrosive cleaning products may damage the surfaces and coatings voiding any warranty claim Use only non toxic pH neutral cleaning products with a pH between 6 and 9 Products intended for cleaning mild steel may damage stainless steel surfaces and must not be used Do not place heavy objects on the benchtop 1 2 How to read this manual...

Page 5: ...e kept in its entirety for the design life of the product The safety instructions in Section 1 1 form part of the Conditions of Use The ICON Series is a robust durable barbecue cabinet designed to safely house Christie barbecue cooktops and waste containers Cabinets are shipped flat packed to reduce transportation costs and facilitate site access They are ready for assembly by following the step b...

Page 6: ...ICON Series Cabinet Standard and Large 6 2 SPECIFICATIONS Specifications ...

Page 7: ...to the Australian Standard AS 1428 Design for access and mobility Christie ICON Series barbecue cabinets are manufactured entirely from stainless steel for ultimate durability and corrosion resistance ICON cabinets are available in 4 brushed stainless steel finish or powder coated in an extensive range of powder coating colours The product is designed to allow for several configurations and combin...

Page 8: ...ICON Series Cabinet Standard and Large 8 3 ICON SERIES STANDARD CABINET dimensions and installation For ICON Series Large Cabinet installation see Section 4 Standard cabinet assembly and installation ...

Page 9: ...t assembly and installation Dimensions 1250 mm wide x 1000 mm deep x 860 mm high Weight 70 kg without cooktop Cooktop cut out 495 mm x 495 mm 3 1 Standard Cabinet dimensions FIG 1 1250 mm FRONT 940 mm 800 mm REAR 362 mm 415 mm 538 mm 860 mm SIDE 1000 mm 692 mm 465 mm ...

Page 10: ...d waste outlets in the highlighted areas only Position the gas or electric services relative to the preferred location and orientation of the cooktop s WARNING All work on underground services must be carried out only by suitably qualified trades people i e electricians or gas fitters FIG 2 Standard cabinet assembly and installation 940 mm 870 mm 570 mm 690 mm 370 mm 800 mm 120 mm Services ...

Page 11: ... hand side when facing the front of the cooktop The power supply cable is on the right hand side when facing the cooktop Position the 10A electrical socket GPO at least 600 mm above ground if required Position the battery box on either side of the waste container if required Christie Electric CC2 Barbecue Cooktop The 1m electric cable with plug terminates into the left hand side when facing the fr...

Page 12: ...Foot panel 6 1 x Knee panel 7 1 x Door assembly 8 1 x Lower door panel 9 1 x Waste collection tray 10 1 x Waste tray mount 11 33 x 6 mm Bolts not shown 12 10 x 6 mm Nuts not shown 13 2 x Access door keys not shown supplied attached to the door 14 Installation and User Manual not shown 3 3 Standard Cabinet boxed contents and parts identification FIG 4 Standard cabinet assembly and installation 10 9...

Page 13: ...relevant to your product model Check that all listed parts are present Contact Christie immediately if you notice any discrepancies Note Leave the benchtop inside the carton until step 8 3 4 Assembly and installation Wear suitable personal protective equipment PPE at all times Please read all relevant installation instructions before assembling the cabinet ...

Page 14: ...fill panels from each side panel and set these aside 3 Assemble the foot panel and side panels Secure using 4 x M6 bolts Ensure that the foot panel ventilation slots are on the bottom 4 Install the rear panel between the two side panels Secure using 10 x M6 bolts Note Brushed stainless steel cabinets will have a protective film on the outer surface Peel back the film from internal and adjoining su...

Page 15: ...ICON Cabinet Product and Assembly Manual 6885_00 15 3 4 Assembly and installation Standard cabinet assembly and installation FIG 6 FIG 7 ...

Page 16: ...ructions and open the door 2 Remove the door by releasing the spring loaded latch pins Set aside for reinstallation 3 Remove the lower door panel by sliding the panel upward and then away from the rear panel Set aside for reinstallation Important Retain the nylon door washer for reinstallation Standard cabinet assembly and installation FIG 8 FIG 9 ...

Page 17: ... final fixed position 2 Tighten all fixings on the rear side and foot panels 3 Mark out the fixing holes 4 Move the cabinet to one side and drill the fixing holes with an 8 mm drill bit 5 Move the cabinet back into the final fixing position and align the pre drilled fixing holes with the frame Bolt down with suitable masonry anchors Important It is critical to the operation of the appliance that t...

Page 18: ...ICON Series Cabinet Standard and Large 18 3 4 Assembly and installation STEP 5 Reinstall the in fill panels into the corresponding side panels FIG 11 Standard cabinet assembly and installation ...

Page 19: ...dard cabinet assembly and installation STEP 6 Install the knee panel Secure using 19 x M6 bolts Important Do not scratch external surfaces when lowering the knee panel Note Brushed stainless steel finish panels will have a protective film Remove the entire film before installation FIG 12 ...

Page 20: ...If your installation has 240v Power outlets GPO s install these now Fix services to internal mounting plates or a secure location Do not fix to external surfaces refer FIG 03 in Section 3 2 Complete the gas provisioning if required STEP 8 1 Remove the benchtop from the carton and gently lower it onto the cabinet ensuring that the pins are inserted into the corresponding fixing holes 2 Secure the b...

Page 21: ...e locking tabs into the corresponding holes Slide down to secure 2 Reinstall the door by inserting the spring loaded latch pins into the fixing holes in the frame while ensuring that the nylon washer is attached to the bottom latch pin Make sure you have the keys and lock the door latch in the open position The nylon door washer must be installed onto the lower spring loaded latch pin FIG 14 FIG 1...

Page 22: ...waste container into the mount If you are using a grease trap ensure that the overflow faces the cabinet door 3 Close the door ensuring that the keys are in your possession Important Ensure that the waste container or grease trap is installed and prepared in accordance with the instructions in Section 7 4 of this manual Standard cabinet assembly and installation FIG 16 FIG 17 ...

Page 23: ... Standard cabinet assembly and installation STEP 11 Remove the remaining protective film from all stainless steel surfaces Installation of your Standard ICON Cabinet is now complete Please consult the relevant installation instructions for any additional items such as the barbecue cooktop ...

Page 24: ...ICON Series Cabinet Standard and Large 24 4 Large cabinet assembly and installation ICON SERIES LARGE CABINET dimensions and installation For ICON Series Standard Cabinet installation see Section 3 ...

Page 25: ...ssembly and installation Dimensions 2200 mm width x 1000 mm depth x 860 mm height Weight 100 kg without cooktop Cooktop cut out 495 mm x 495 mm 4 1 Large Cabinet dimensions FIG 19 REAR 362 mm 415 mm 538 mm FRONT 2200 mm 1740 mm 1600 mm SIDE 860 mm 1000 mm 692 mm 465 mm ...

Page 26: ...waste outlets in the highlighted areas only You may install up to two cooktops in a Large cabinet Gas or electric services must be located relative to the preferred location and orientation of the cooktop s WARNING All work on underground services must be carried out only by suitably qualified trades people i e electricians or gas fitters FIG 20 1740 mm 1600 MM 1670 MM 570 mm 370 mm 690 mm 120 mm ...

Page 27: ...s inlet is on the right hand side when facing the front of the appliance Power supply cable is on the right hand side when facing the appliance The 10A electrical socket GPO should be positioned at least 600 mm above ground if required The battery box should be positioned on either side of the waste tray if required Christie Electric CC2 Barbecue Cooktop Electric cable with plug is 1m long and ter...

Page 28: ...panels 3 2 x In Fil panels 4 1 x Rear panel 5 2 x Foot panels 6 2 x Knee panels 7 1 x Centre strut 8 2 x Door assemblies 9 2 x Lower door panels 10 2 x Waste collection tray 11 2 x Waste tray mount 12 64 x 6 mm Bolts not shown 13 14 x 6 mm Nuts not shown 14 2 x Access door keys not shown supplied attached to the door 4 3 Large Cabinet boxed contents and parts identification FIG 22 9 8 2 3 4 11 7 1...

Page 29: ...levant to your product model Check that all listed parts are present Contact Christie immediately if you notice any discrepancies Note Leave the benchtop inside the carton until step 8 4 4 Assembly and installation Wear suitable personal protective equipment PPE at all times Please read all relevant installation instructions before assembling the cabinet ...

Page 30: ...ill panels from each side panel and set these aside 3 Connect the foot panels together Secure using 3 x M6 bolts and nuts 4 Assemble the foot panels centre strut and side panels Secure using 4 x M6 bolts and 2 x M6 nuts 5 Install the rear panel between the two side panels and over the centre strut Secure using 10 x M6 bolts and 2 x M6 nuts Note Brushed stainless steel cabinets will have a protecti...

Page 31: ...ICON Cabinet Product and Assembly Manual 6885_00 31 Large cabinet assembly and installation FIG 24 FIG 25 ...

Page 32: ...lation instructions and open the door 2 Remove the door by releasing the spring loaded latch pins Set aside for reinstallation 3 Remove the lower door panel by sliding the panel upward and then away from the rear panel Set aside for reinstallation Important Retain the nylon door washer for reinstallation 4 4 Assembly and installation FIG 26 FIG 27 ...

Page 33: ... desired fixing position 2 Tighten all fixings on the rear side and foot panels 3 Mark out the fixing holes 4 Move the cabinet to one side and drill the fixing holes with an 8 mm drill bit 5 Move the cabinet into the final fixing position and align the pre drilled fixing holes with the frame Bolt down with suitable masonry anchors Important It is critical to the operation of the appliance that the...

Page 34: ...ICON Series Cabinet Standard and Large 34 Large cabinet assembly and installation 4 4 Assembly and installation STEP 5 Reinstall the in fill panels into the corresponding side panels FIG 29 ...

Page 35: ... 4 Assembly and installation STEP 6 Install the knee panel Secure using 31 x M6 bolts and 7 x M6 nuts Important Do not scratch external surfaces when lowering the knee panel Note Brushed stainless steel finish panels will have a protective film Remove the entire film before installation FIG 30 ...

Page 36: ... your installation has 240v Power outlets GPO s install these now Fix services to internal mounting plates or a secure location Do not fix to external surfaces refer FIG 21 in Section 4 2 Complete the gas provisioning if required STEP 8 1 Remove the benchtop from the carton and gently lower it onto the cabinet ensuring that the pins are inserted into the corresponding fixing holes 2 Secure the ben...

Page 37: ... locking tabs into the corresponding holes Slide down to secure 2 Reinstall the door by inserting the spring loaded latch pins into the fixing holes in the frame while ensuring that the nylon washer is attached to the bottom latch pin Make sure you have the keys and lock the door latch in the open position The nylon door washer must be installed onto the lower spring loaded latch pin FIG 32 FIG 33...

Page 38: ...ts in the lower door panel 2 Slide the waste container into the mount If you are using a grease trap ensure that the overflow faces the cabinet door 3 Close the door ensuring that the keys are in your possession Important Ensure that the waste container s or grease trap s are installed and prepared in accordance with the instructions in Section 7 4 of this manual FIG 34 FIG 35 ...

Page 39: ...tion 4 4 Assembly and installation FIG 36 STEP 11 Remove the remaining protective film from all stainless steel surfaces Installation of your Standard ICON Cabinet is now complete Please consult the relevant installation instructions for any additional items such as the barbecue cooktop s ...

Page 40: ...ICON Series Cabinet Standard and Large 40 5 Options and accessories ...

Page 41: ...as or Universal LPG 3 CC2 i Electric Smart Barbecue Cooktop 4 CC2 i Gas Smart Barbecue Cooktop OPTIONS 1 Sink 2 Hood COLOUR AND FINISH OPTIONS Check our website at https dachristie com barbecues cabinets for current off the shelf finishes standard powder coating colour options lead times apply and custom colours available at extra cost Options and accessories ...

Page 42: ...ICON Series Cabinet Standard and Large 42 6 Cleaning and maintenance ...

Page 43: ...ructure is cleaned weekly and inspected and serviced every 12 months 1 Spray the benchtop and sides of the cabinet with a mild detergent or pH neutral bio degradable degreaser 2 Rinse with water or wipe with a clean cloth or paper towel 3 Sweep and wash down pathways around the barbecue If contaminated with fat or oil spray with a mild detergent or pH neutral bio degradable degreaser and rinse wit...

Page 44: ...osed to rain sprinklers or other sources of significant water ingress The grease trap separates oils and fats from water Oils float and the internal partition allows water to pass underneath and both chambers of the container to fill but keeping oils in the large chamber When the water level reaches the overflow excess water will drain away and the oils will remain behind A container without an in...

Page 45: ... disposal system 1 Before use fill the grease trap with water to approximately 50 mm above the bottom of the internal partition to ensure that fat grease and oil will be separated from water 2 Place grease trap inside barbecue cabinet underneath the grill plate Align so that the main chamber of the grease trap is directly under the drain tube 3 When emptying skim the layer of oils and fats off the...

Page 46: ...ICON Series Cabinet Standard and Large 46 7 WARRANTY Warranty ...

Page 47: ...any purpose not intended by the Company or improperly installed stored or maintained To the extent permitted by law the Company s obligations to the purchaser in respect of a warranty claim will at the Company s option be limited to a the repair or replacement of the product b paying for the cost of repair or replacement of the product or c the supply of an equivalent product of a similar quality ...

Page 48: ...tails of the alleged defect and serial number 3 The freight to the Company will be at the purchaser s expense but return freight will be at the Company s expense 4 If the Company finds no defect in the product then the purchaser must pay the Company s usual charges for service work testing or rehandling 5 Repairs MUST NOT be carried out without prior approval of the Company No responsibility will ...

Page 49: ...ICON Cabinet Product and Assembly Manual 6885_00 51 ...

Page 50: ...dachristie com 61 3 9708 2999 ...

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