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Step 3.

Push on the left knob and rotate to the “CLICK" in

order to ignite the 1

burner.

Step  4.  In  the  same  way,  continue  to  light  the  other
burners proceeding from left to right.
Step 5. If one or more burners fail to ignite after steps 2
and 3, turn the knob to the "OFF" position and repeat the
operation 2 or 3 times.
Step 6. If one or more burners still fail to  ignite, shut off
the  gas  supply,  wait  5  minutes  for  the  gas  to  clear  and
repeat  steps  2  and  3  or  light  the  burners  with  a
commercial lighter (see §D2).

Manual lighting

Should automatic lighting fail to work, place all the
control knob

s on "OFF" (•). Place a lit match or a

commercial  lighter  close  to  the  burner  ports,  and  then
turn the control knob to the high position (represented by
a large flame symbol).

Should  one  or  more  burners  fail  to  light  after  several
attempts at automatic and/or manual lighting, check that
the burners and/or injectors are not blocked.

D2/Lighting of side burner

IMPORTANT:  make  sure  to  open  the  side  burner  hood
before lighting it. Never let the side burner hood closed
during lighting or using of side burner.
The  side  burner  is  designed  for  pan  with  a  diameter
from  10  to  22cm.  Make  sure  to  respect  these
dimensions.

Automatic lighting

Step 1. Open and make sure that the knob is in the "OFF"

position (•)

(push the knob and turn it in the direction of

clockwise to the stop)
Step 2. Turn on the gas cylinder valve
Step 3. Push on the knob and rotate to the

“CLICK" in

order to ignite the burner.
Step 4. If the burner fail to ignite after steps 2 and 3, turn
the knob to the "OFF" position and repeat the operation
2 or 3 times.
Step  6.  If  the  burner  still  fail  to  ignite,  shut  off  the  gas
supply,  wait  5  minutes  for  the  gas  to  clear  and  repeat
steps  2  and  3  or  light  the  burner  with  a  commercial
lighter (see §D2).
Do not put anything on the hood of side burner. Only put
stuff on the right side shelf.

Manual lighting

Should automatic lighting fail to work, place control knob

on "OFF" (•).

Place a lit match or a commercial lighter

close to the burner port, and then turn the control knob
to  the  high  position  (represented  by  a  large  flame
symbol).

Should  one  or  more  burners  fail  to  light  after  several
attempts at automatic and/or manual lighting, check that
the burner and/or injector are not blocked.

E/ Extinguishing the appliance

Step 1.

Return all the knobs to the "OFF" position (•)

(push the knob and turn it in the direction of clockwise to
the stop)
Step 2. Turn off the gas cylinder valve
Step 3. Wait until the appliance is completely cold before
replacing the lid (depending on model).

F/ Preheating/ Commissioning the appliance

IMPORTANT:

It is imperative that you perform the leak

test  before  using  the  appliance  for  the  first  time  (see
§2C).

Before  using  the  appliance  for  the  first  time,  we
recommend  that  you  heat  your  appliance  «blind»  (i.e.
without food) for 30 minutes on the highest setting with
all  the  accessories.  This  may  cause  some  odour  and/or
smoke  emissions  due  to  the  carbonisation  of  material
residues.  Wait  until  the  appliance  is  completely  cold,
clean with water and a soft cloth, and then lightly oil the
cooking surfaces.

G/ Cooking

For barbecues equipped with a plancha: lightly oil the
cooking surface to prevent food sticking.

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Tip

: To facilitate cleaning of the grease drawer, we

advise you to line its surface with a sheet of aluminum
foil, to be thrown away after each use once the appliance
is completely cold.

For products with a protective cover: the lid must remain
in the open position throughout cooking. For this, you can
lock the lid in the open position, use the chain located on
the right side of the device.
This is not a cooking hood!
Be careful, the lid can become very hot during use.

H/ Cleaning and storage

Wait until the barbecue is completely cold.

For hygiene and safety reasons

: carefully clean your

appliance  and  all  its  accessories  (including  the  grease
drawer) after each use, using hot soapy water and a soft
non-abrasive cloth, in order to remove grease residue and
using  a  soft  non-abrasive  cloth.  Dry  and  oil  cast  iron
surfaces.

Warning!

For barbecues equipped with a front panel, it

may be necessary to remove it in order to take the grease
drawer for cleaning.

To clean the plancha

: never use scouring or abrasive

objects  or  detergents.  To  remove  cooked-on  grease  and
meat  juices  efficiently,  deglaze  it  just  after  cooking  (the
cooking plancha must be hot):
Switch  off  the  appliance,  wear  suitable  protective  gloves
against  the  heat  of  the  plancha,  and  throw  a  small
quantity of water on the surface to be cleaned. Be careful
of the heat produced by the steam. Remove any residue
with  a  spatula  in  the  slit  in  the  plancha.  Finish  cleaning
with  a  soft  sponge.  Dry  and  lightly  oil.    You  can  replace
the water by vinegar on a warm cooking plancha.

To clean the side shelves

: clean these parts after each

use, using hot soapy water and a soft non-abrasive cloth.
The side shelves do not be use as cutting board.

Do  not  clean  the  grills/planchas  or  accessories  in  a  self-
cleaning oven: you risk damaging them.

Protect  the  appliance  (after  disconnecting  from  the  gas
cylinder)  with  a  cover  during  warm  weather  and  then
store it in a cool and dry place.

Turn off the gas cylinder valve after each use.
Disconnect  the  gas cylinder when  the  appliance  is  not  in
frequent use. Check that the gas cylinder valve has been
properly turned off.
Store  the  gas  cylinder  in  a  dry,  well-ventilated  location,
out  of  the  reach  of  children  and  away  from  any
combustible  source.  Do  not  store  the  gas  cylinder  in  a
cellar or basement.

Warning!

Propane

should only be stored outdoors, in a

cool, dark place.
Butane and Propane gas cylinders must not be place near
or under the radiation of a heat source. Disconnected gas
cylinders must be kept turned off, even when presumed
empty, in a ventilated area.

Warning!

Element in stainless steel (cooking grids,

burners,…) will be colored in normal use. This is normal

reaction for this kind of material.

I/ Care

To  maximise  the  life  of  your  barbecue,  we  recommend
that you:
-Clean all cooking surfaces after each use.
-Do not leave your barbecue out in the rain; do not allow
water  to  stagnate  on  the  cooking  surfaces,  the  trays  of
the  grease  drawer:  risk  of  deterioration  and/or
premature corrosion.
-Oil cast iron cooking surfaces to prevent rust.

Frequent  cleaning  of  the  burner  allows  it  to  remain  in
good  condition  for  numerous  times  of  use  and  prevents
premature  oxidation  (acid  residues  from  grilled  food).
Oxidation  of  the  burner  is  nevertheless  a  normal
occurrence  over time  and  an  oxidised  burner that  works
does not need replacing. Replacement is only necessary if
it  is not working properly despite the  instructions of this
manual having been followed.

WARNING!

After a long storage period, check that the

burners (venturi tubes) are not blocked by insects: risk of
fire or flame flashback. If necessary, clean the inside of
the burners (venturi tubes) with a pipe cleaner.

Damage caused by fat fires is not covered by the
warranty.

J/ Customer service

For any enquiry regarding spare parts, contact your
dealer or contact our websitewww.cookingarden.com for
any question.

Cook’in garden

recommends systematic use of its gas

barbecues with

cook’in garden

accessories and change

parts.

Cook’in garden

disclaims any liability in the event of

damage or poor operation arising from the use of
accessories and/or change parts of another brand.

K/ Warranty

All our barbecues are guaranteed for 2 years from their
date of purchase (with invoice or sales receipt as proof of
purchase), exclusive of freight charges for the

product’s

return, which remain at the customer’s cost, and subject

to compliance with all the instructions of the present
manual and subject to the presentation of the product in
its original packaging.
The warranty does not apply in the following cases:

•

Failure to comply with all the instructions of the
present manual

•

Abnormal conditions of use

•

Incorrect storage

•

Surface corrosion

•

Improper maintenance

•

Alteration of the product