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Once cooking oil/grease/water reaches cooking temperature, slowly and gently partially insert the 
completely thawed and towel dried food into the cooking vessel, and then remove it from oil/grease. 
Oil/grease will boil do to moister on food.  Repeat the process further into oil/grease, approximately 
three or four times until the oil/grease does not boil and all moister is cooked off food.  Then completely 
submerge food into cooking liquid. Observe the cooking liquid level to avoid accidental spillage.  
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Step 3.6  Cooking Food 

Cook food according to included cooking instructions. Once food is completely cooked, turn burner off 
by first turning regulator control valve off and then turn LP tank valve off. Follow included cooking 
instructions on how to remove food from cooking vessel. 

Step 4  Clean Up

 

 

Once at room temperature, remove oil/grease or water from cooking vessel. Store used oil according to 
oil manufacturer’s recommendations or dispose of properly. Do not pour oil/grease down any drain in 
your dwellings. Do not pour oil/grease or salt water onto yard or lawn. 
Clean cooking vessel with degreasing dish soap and hot water. Dry to prevent water spots. Do not use 
soap-filled steel wool pads, abrasive sponges, or abrasive cleaners because scratching can occur.   
Clean burner, as needed, with degreasing dish soap and water.  Avoid getting water in burner casting.  
Once clean, coat burner legs and burner body with a light layer of cooking oil.  Avoid getting cooking oil 
in burner casting. If rusting occurs, use steel wool to clean or buff rusted area and coat with cooking oil. 
Do not paint interior of appliance. The exterior of the appliance may be touched up by using high 
temperature paint. 

Step 5  Packing and Storage 

 

Step 5.1 Burner and LP tank storage

 

 

  Close regulator and LP tank valves when not in 

use. Disconnect LP tank and hook hose end with 
QCC1 fitting onto orifice assembly (figure 35) to 
protect the fitting from being damaged. 

 

Fig. 35

Never permit oil/grease to exceed 350ºF (177ºC). Control heat intensity 
with regulator control valve. 

If temperature exceeds 350ºF (177ºC) or oil begins to smoke, 
IMMEDIATELY turn needle valve down. If temperature does not drop, 
continues to increase or smoke, IMMEDIATELY turn burner OFF. 

Failure to follow these instructions can lead to fire or explosion, which 
could cause property damage, serious personal injury or death.

 

As food is slowly lowered into hot cooking oil, oil will begin to boil which can 
cause splattering. 
Wear cooking gloves/mitts, eye protection, shoes, and long sleeved shirt when 
inserting or removing food from cooking vessel. 
Always turn burner off when removing food from cooking vessel. 

Allow burner, cooking vessel, and contents to cool to room temperature 
before cleaning. 

Allow burner, cooking vessel, and contents to cool to room temperature 
before touching burner or locking knobs. 

Summary of Contents for 37211

Page 1: ...he appliance 2 Extinguish any open flame 3 If odor continues keep away from the appliance and immediately call your fire department Failure to follow these instructions could result in fire or explosion which could cause property damage personal injury or death DANGER 1 Never operate this appliance unattended 2 Never operate this appliance within 10 ft 3 m of any structure combustible material or ...

Page 2: ...umstances contain the fire In the event of rain snow hail sleet or other forms of precipitation while cooking with oil or grease cover the cooking vessel immediately and turn off the appliance burner and gas supply Do not attempt to move the appliance or cooking vessel When cooking the appliance must be on a level stable noncombustible surface in an area clear of combustible material An asphalt su...

Page 3: ...Do not tamper with or attempt repairs on the burner body frame valves regulator hose assembly or LP tank Repair should be done by a qualified service person Please contact Eastman Outdoors at 1 800 241 4833 for assistance Do NOT loosen or disconnect any gas fitting while the appliance is in use This appliance has an open flame so do NOT lean over the appliance and keep your hands hair face and clo...

Page 4: ...rner Grate 1 5 Burner Orifice Regulator Hose Assembly 3 6 Burner Housing Bolt 1 7 Air Shutter 1 8 Shutter Spring 6 9 Short Square Bolts 9 10 Flat Washer 9 11 Lock Washers 6 12 Small Diameter Nuts 1 13 Open End Wrench 1 9 Short Leg Post 3 Places Upper Leg Locking Button 3 Places Upper Leg Locking Knob 3 Places Tools required for assembly Adjustable wrench Water and Liquid detergent Step 1 1 Burner ...

Page 5: ... tight and the end of the locking knob extends through the hole on the other side of the leg figure 5 Fig 5 Completed burner assembly Fig 6 Step 1 2 Regulator Hose Assembly One adjustable wrench is needed when attaching the hose to the appliance Do not disassemble the regulator hose assembly or regulator This is a pre assembled unit The high pressure regulator and hose assembly supplied must be us...

Page 6: ...ose orifice by hand Proper connection is critical for correct operation of the burner Fig 9 Fig 10 Step 1 3 Leg Adjustment To extend legs loosen lower locking knob on leg figure 11 Fig 11 Push in the snap button on the top inside of the leg figure 12 When shortening legs push in the snap button next to the lower locking knob on each leg Fig 12 Extend leg until the lower snap button snaps into plac...

Page 7: ... LP tank in occupied enclosures LP tanks must be stored outdoors out of the reach of children and must not be stored in a building garage or any other enclosed area Always perform a leak test on all gas connections whenever a tank is connected If bubbles form in the leak test solution do not use Never use a flame to test for leaks Step 1 5 Connecting the LP Gas Tank See figure 14 for the regulator...

Page 8: ...y If the safety device is activated shuts off limits gas supply to appliance close LP tank valve and open regulator control valve to release gas remaining in the regulator Close regulator control valve and disconnect the QCC1 fitting from LP tank This will reset the safety shut off device Reconnect the QCC1 to the LP tank by following above instructions Step 1 6 Leak Testing Close regulator contro...

Page 9: ...ally check the ventilation opening s of the LP tank enclosure and the burner to ensure they are free and clear of debris Do NOT obstruct flow of combustion and ventilation air Keep the ventilation opening s of the cylinder enclosure and burner free and clear of debris Before each use visually check and clean the burner venturi and orifices for insects and insect nests Spiders and small insects can...

Page 10: ...doors strongly recommends using a long stem match or lighter under the burner up through the hole in the center of the burner element figure 27 Fig 27 Slowly turn the regulator control valve a half rotation counter clockwise until burner lights Do not open regulator control valve more than 1 2 a turn until the burner is lit If burner does not ignite in 3 to 5 seconds turn regulator control valve o...

Page 11: ...s To prevent scratches avoid using sharp utensils when cooking and avoid soap filled steel wool pads abrasive sponges or abrasive cleaners when cleaning Discoloration of pot may result if pot is allowed to overheat Step 3 1 How to Determine Fill Level With burner off and cooking vessel placed off to the side of burner add cooking oil grease or water into vessel See above for proper oil grease wate...

Page 12: ...turn the flame intensity down by adjusting the regulator control valve so the temperature steadies at the desired degree If the temperature begins to drop before the desired temperature is reached slightly increase the flame intensity by adjusting the regulator control valve Continue adjusting the flame intensity up and down as needed Step 3 5 Insert Food into Cooking Vessel Do not fry without a t...

Page 13: ...th degreasing dish soap and water Avoid getting water in burner casting Once clean coat burner legs and burner body with a light layer of cooking oil Avoid getting cooking oil in burner casting If rusting occurs use steel wool to clean or buff rusted area and coat with cooking oil Do not paint interior of appliance The exterior of the appliance may be touched up by using high temperature paint Ste...

Page 14: ...h upper snap button down and pull leg out of the short leg post figure 37 Repeat steps for other two legs Fig 37 Loosen both of the storage knobs on the bottom of burner housing by turning them both counter clockwise Slide one of the legs into storage rack so the foot pad is pointing down figure 38 Fig 38 Slide another leg from opposite side through the storage rack with foot pad pointing down Sli...

Page 15: ...ools required flat head screwdriver adjustable wrench Parts list Pot Basket Handle 3 Screws Nuts Washers Lock Washers Attach basket handle to outside of basket using enclosed screws and nuts figure 40 There are only a few hole locations on basket where handle will line up correctly Put screws through basket and then handle and secure with washers and nuts Make sure screws are tightened securely Ch...

Page 16: ...ast maximum fill line if using a marked cooking vessel This allows for displacement of oil caused by the addition of food however always check oil level to ensure adequate coverage so foods fry evenly Use oils with high flash points Remove basket from oil and place on a paper towel Step 9 3 Deep Frying Instructions Light burner and place cooking vessel with oil on burner Make sure cooking vessel i...

Page 17: ...g bowl If desired add Eastman Wing Sauce Toss to coat well Serve and enjoy LIMITED WARRANTY Eastman Outdoors warrants this product against all manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship for a period of thirty days from the date of purchase This warranty is nontransferable if the product is sold to an individual other than the original purchaser This warranty does not cover defects resultin...

Page 18: ...h liability shall terminate There are no other warranties expressed or implied pertaining to this product Eastman Outdoors neither assumes nor authorizes any other person or agent to assume any responsibility or liability on its behalf for operation of this product Explain the nature of your problem The representative will determine if the product or parts need to be replaced issue you a Return Au...

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