Clas Ohlson QG11H210, Instruction Manual

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Gas leak testing
• Always test for gas leaks before using the BBQ after the gas cylinder has been connected.
OFF
OFF
HI
LOW
HI
LOW
• Do not smoke while checking for gas leaks.
• Do the gas leak test outdoors.
• Never use a lit match, cigarette lighter or other naked flame to localise a gas leak.
How to perform a gas leak test:
1. Mix up a solution of water and some washing-up liquid.
2. Spray or brush some of the soapy water solution onto the points
shown in the picture.
If you detect any leaks (if you find bubbles appearing), make sure that
they are sealed before starting to use the product. If you
are unsure
about using the bbq , contact a qualified service technician before
using the product.
Igniting the BBQ
1. Lubricate the cooking grate with oil before you start to barbecue.
3. You can now lower the heat on one or both of the burners as required. If the burners do not light, turn
the gas cylinder off immediately by turning the control knob clockwise and the cylinder valve off. Wait
for 5 minutes to let any gas that has not ignited to dissipate before you try to light the BBQ again.
4. Let the burners burn on full heat for 10 minutes with the lid open before using the barbecue for
the first time. Doing so will burn off any residue from the manufacturing process.
5. When you have finished barbecuing, close the tap to the gas valve on the gas cylinder and then set
the control knob on the BBQ to OFF.
Things to consider when barbecuing
• Burn hazard – wear protective gloves.
• Ensure that the BBQ is placed in an open area. Never use it in an enclosed space or under a roof.
• Keep children and pets at a safe distance from the BBQ.
• Never leave the BBQ unattended during use.
• The lid must never be closed for more than five minutes at a time when barbecuing, otherwise there is
a risk of it becoming damaged and discoloured.
2. Press in and turn one or both of the control knobs
to HI. Press the ignition button and check that
the burner/s has/have been ignited. The markings
next to the control knobs indicate the minimum (LOW)
and maximum (HI) settings for the burners.