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Cleaning and Maintenance

 

 

1)

 

Clean grease from the drip tray and the base of the Spitfire regularly. 

2)

 

Clean burner and burner orifice seasonally.  The burner orifice can be 
removed  for  thorough  cleaning  with  hot  water  and  a  bronze  wire 
brush. 

3)

 

The  Spitfire  stainless  top  lid  and  main  body 

will

  eventully  discolor 

with heat.  

4)

 

A defective spark igniter is uncommon. If the igniter does not work, it 
will  be  caused  by  grease  build-up  on  the  wire  electrode  or  by  the 
igniter mount not being grounded to the body of the barbecue during 
assembly. The igniter can be cleaned with hot water and a cloth.   

 

Cooking 
 

The removable drip tray  must be installed prior to cooking.   Do not allow 
grease  to  build-up  in  the  grease  tray  or  in  the  base  of  the  Spitfire.  The 
porcelain enamel cooking surface plates should be pre-heated and sprayed or 
covered with cooking oil to prevent food from sticking. Accumulated grease 
will  burn  off  if  the  cooking  plates  are  turned  over.  Barbecues  will  get  hot 
and  splash  grease,  and  for  safety  reasons  it  is  therefore  advisable  to  mount 
the unit outboard. 

 

 

Spitfire180 Accessories & Parts Available 

 
#15-150A                

Universal Rail Mount Kit               

#15-150F                

Fishing Rod Holder Mount Kit 

#15-187                   

Taff Rail Mount Kit 

#15-150P                

Scotty Mount Kit

         

 

#15-171 

 

 

Black Vinyl Cover 

#15-203 

 

 

Aussie griddle pan (8” x 11”) 

#15-188                    

6 ft. Propane Hose – High Pressure 

#15-189                    

8 ft. Propane Hose – High Pressure 

#15-191                    

6ft. Propane T Type Hose – High Pressure 

#15-192                    

8ft. Propane T Type Hose – High Pressure 

#15-178                    

“T” type Connector  

#15-193                   

Low pressure Control Valve 

Summary of Contents for Spitfire180

Page 1: ...allation Instruction Manual KEEP THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Spitfire180 Please read from beginning to end before operating Spitfire180 Serial __________________ Quality Controlled by Doug Don Fo...

Page 2: ...pane Fuel Connection Pg 5 5 Low Pressure System Connection Pg 5 6 Leak Test Pg 6 7 Getting to Know your Spitfire Pg 7 8 Lighting Operation Pg 8 9 Temperature Adjustment Pg 9 10 Cleaning Maintenance Pg...

Page 3: ...damage personal injury or loss of life Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and liquids in the vicinity of this or any other appliance Close the LPG cylinder valve when Spitfire is n...

Page 4: ...part 15 101 8 Drip Tray part 15 082 9 Deck Legs 10 Vinyl cover part 15 171 Assembly You will need to attach the feet of the BBQ to the rest of the unit The two feet of the Spitfire slide on to the in...

Page 5: ...0 If your boat has a regulated propane source the fuel line to the Spitfire must be tee d off before any regulators on the main fuel supply A high pressure T type connector is available from Dickinson...

Page 6: ...smoking 2 Leak testing solution should be half liquid soap and half water 3 Apply the solution to the LP gas delivery system at all connections 4 Bubbles in the soap solution indicate that a leak is...

Page 7: ...75mm away from the holes Igniters seldom fail but if yours stops working try cleaning the probe Built up grease may have coated the probe preventing the spark Remove the igniter clean the bracket and...

Page 8: ...tton several times or use a long bbq lighter through the match hole Check to make sure the propane is burning If the burner does not light immediately turn control regulator to lock off position and d...

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Page 10: ...ing Do not allow grease to build up in the grease tray or in the base of the Spitfire The porcelain enamel cooking surface plates should be pre heated and sprayed or covered with cooking oil to preven...

Page 11: ...roduct to Dickinson Marine All correspondence regarding returns warranties and exchanges will go through the factory of Dickinson Marine in Coquitlam BC Canada and the product MUST be returned to this...

Page 12: ...at Dickinson Marine toll free 1 800 659 9768 or e mail info dickinsonmarine com to obtain a Return Authorization Number This allows us to track and process your return Once you have received an RA fro...

Page 13: ...cessary maintenance misuse or abuse of the equipment or exposure to corrosive conditions This warranty is conditioned upon normal use reasonable and necessary maintenance and service of your product a...

Page 14: ...ns about anything you do not understand concerning the product OWNER REGISTRATION Fill out the WARRANTY CARD within 30 days from the date of delivery WARRANTY RETURN OF THE CARD IS CONDITION PRECEDENT...

Page 15: ...______________________________________________ Seller s Location _____________________________________________ Signature ___________________________________________________ This warranty form can also...

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