CORONA KG215014-H Owner'S Manual Download Page 14

1. Lighter blocks

• Pile charcoal/briquettes in a pyramid shape.
• Place 3-4 lighter blocks between the charcoal

and light carefully with matches.

• When the charcoal is burning, spread in an

even layer on the grill surface. Never use your
fingers, plastic implements or flammable
objects to spread the charcoal. Always use grill
implements.

• Check that the grill grating is correctly placed

and stable in the barbecue body.

• Once the charcoal is lit and flames and smoke

have subsided, spread the charcoal over

the grating evenly. Use grill implements.

• Add more charcoal if required

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2. Grill lighters

• Place 3-4 lighter briquettes at the bottom of the

cylinder.

• Pour charcoal into the cylinder.
• Light the briquettes from below.
• Once the charcoal surface is grey, it is ready to

be poured onto the grill charcoal grating.

Ignition methods

1. Use max. 

1,5

 kg charcoal or 1.5 kg briquettes.

2. Small amounts of charcoal can be added to keep

the grill hot for extended periods.

3. To prevent food burning on to the grating, we

recommend brushing the grate with a thin layer
of food oil able to tolerate high temperatures
before starting to grill.

4.

Allow a layer of white ash to cover the
charcoal or briquettes before starting the
grill.

Instructions

WARNING!

This grill should be lit and warmed up for at least 30 
minutes before starting to grill food.
1. Check that you have followed the assembly guide

and that the grill is correctly assembled before
use.

2. Stand the grill on a firm, level surface at a safe

distance from flammable materials or objects.

3. Check that there is at least 1 metre distance from

the grill to other objects, walls, garden furniture
etc., when lighting and using it.  Do not place the
grill under a roof, canopy, parasol, pavilion or
other flammable materials.

4. Only use charcoal or grill briquettes and light in a

safe manner.

5. Never leave a grill in use unattended.

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3. Electrical grill lighters

• Apply a thin layer of charcoal or briquettes on

the grating. Place the lighter on the
charcoal/briquettes and check that the
lighter’s handle is outside the grill.

• Stack a new layer of charcoal or briquettes in

a pyramid over the lighter.

• Connect the lighter to the mains.
• The charcoal will be lit after approx. 8 – 10

minutes.

• Spread the charcoal/briquettes evenly over

the grating. You can now begin to grill!

WARNING!

When grill is in use: Always wear gloves or use
the appropriate tools to handle or move the
grill.
Do not start to use the grill until the flames
have died down and the charcoal/briquettes
glow without flames.
Check that the grill and charcoal are completely
extinguished before removing any remaining
ash. This can take up to 48 hours.

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Summary of Contents for KG215014-H

Page 1: ...d follow all of these instructions before assembly and use Failure to do so could result in fire burns or other serious personal injury Keep this owner s manual for future reference If you sell or give this product to someone else make sure this manual accompanies this product KG215014 H EN ...

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Page 3: ... metal bucket The grill was checked for sharp edges before leaving the factory Check for any sharp edges before use and use gloves when assembling if required Flames can spurt upwards if hot fat or food falls on burning charcoal Always keep water to hand to extinguish flames if necessary Note the risk of fire Always keep a bucket of water close to the barbecue Do not leave a lit barbecue without a...

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Page 5: ...Parts Diagram 5 ...

Page 6: ...Rack 1 7 Cooking Grate 1 8 Charcoal Grate 1 9 Bowl 1 10 Lower Hinges Left 1 11 Lower Hinges Right 1 12 Side Shelves 2 No Part Description Image Qty 13 Leg Frame 1 14 Wheel Leg Frame 1 15 Cross Bar 1 16 Ash Catcher 1 17 Ash Catcher Handle 1 18 Bottom Shelf Support 2 19 Bottom Shelf 1 20 Feet 2 21 Axle 1 22 Wheel 2 23 Ash Tray 1 6 ...

Page 7: ...HARDWARE No Image Part Description Qty A M6 x 55 Screw 6 B M6 x 15 Screw 24 C M5 x 10 Screw 1 D M5 Nut 1 E M8 Lock Nut 2 F Hinge Pin 2 G Steel Washer 30 H Cotter Pin 2 I Aluminum Washer 16 7 J M6 Nut 2 ...

Page 8: ...ttom shelf supports 18 between the wheel leg frame 14 and leg frame 13 with leg frame tabs facing inside Step 2 Align holes at each end of the cross bar 15 with the holes on leg frames secure the cross bar to the leg frames with two screws A and two steel washers G ...

Page 9: ...the holes in the wheel leg frame and slide the wheels 22 onto each end of the axle as shown 3 1 3 2 Insert feets 20 into leg frames and set the bottom shelf 19 on tabs as shown Step 4 Set the bowl 9 onto the leg frames with non ash catcher stopper side toward the leg frame 13 ...

Page 10: ...5 Attach each side shelf 12 to leg frames with four screws B and four steel flat washers G as shown Step 6 Tighten upper hinge left 4 and upper hinge right 5 to the lid as shown Attach lower hinge left 10 and lower hinge right 11 to the bowl 9 in the same way ...

Page 11: ...le in the air vent 2 and the lid Thread the hex nut D onto the screw as shown C 7 2 Thread two screws B through two steel flat washers G and two aluminum washers I and through holes from inside the lid 3 Step 8 the tracks under the bowl Attach the ash catcher handle 17 to the ash catcher 16 slide the ash catcher into J x 2 pcs ...

Page 12: ...gn hinge pin holes slide hinge pins F through holes in hinges slide one cotter pin H through hole at the end of each hinge pin cotter pins should be tunked into place Step 10 By steps seat ash lid 23 charcoal grate 8 cooking grid 7 and warming rack 6 into place ...

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Page 14: ...WARNING This grill should be lit and warmed up for at least 30 minutes before starting to grill food 1 Check that you have followed the assembly guide and that the grill is correctly assembled before use 2 Stand the grill on a firm level surface at a safe distance from flammable materials or objects 3 Check that there is at least 1 metre distance from the grill to other objects walls garden furnit...

Page 15: ...in the aluminum foil where necessary 2 Charcoal comes in a range of sizes or as compressed briquettes Charcoal is best for food that needs to be grilled quickly such as sausages and hamburgers Briquettes are best for steaks beef and meat as they stay warm longer and burn longer 3 Do not over fill the grill body with charcoal as that can cause the grill to become too hot to use Heat can represent a...

Page 16: ... to strict quality control and testing at the factory If there are any parts missing in the packaging or the grill is damaged please contact your dealer or the consumer contact below for help Faults caused by incorrect use lack of maintenance or modifications made to the grill will invalidate the warranty Repairs of defects not caused by any fault on the grill will be invoiced according to our pri...

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