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Summary of Contents for Professional classic

Page 1: ...s and Owner s Manual For Outdoor Use Only Publication rev_2013 Some parts may contain sharp edges as especially noted in this manual Wear protective gloves as necessary the natural way to cook the natural way to cook RESIDENTIAL ...

Page 2: ...ll not be located under unprotected overhead enclosed carport garage porch patio made of combustible construction Warnings FOR YOUR SAFETY If You Smell Gas 1 Shut off gas to appliance 2 Extinguish any open flame 3 Remove grill cooking surface 4 If odor continues immediately call your gas supplier or your fire department FOR YOUR SAFETY 1 Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable vapors and l...

Page 3: ...ing by Evo Inc any modifications misapplications or unreasonable use c Improper setting of any control d Harsh environmental conditions including but not limited to continual seawater spray high pressure water and direct contact with corrosive chemicals and materials e Excessive or inadequate electrical or gas supply f Accidents natural disasters acts of God g Conditions covered by the purchaser s...

Page 4: ...afety Reminders 6 Consumer Service 6 Know Your Grill From Front To Back 7 Front of Grill 7 Top of Grill 8 Back of Grill 9 Parts List 10 Assembling The Grill 11 Legs to Lower Rack 11 Wheels to Lower Rack 11 Leg Supports To Leg Frame 12 Removable Leg Support 12 Leg Assembly To Burner Unit 13 Drip Pan To Burner Unit 14 Cooking Surface To Burner Unit 14 Rear Handle To Burner Unit 15 Hood Handle Hood S...

Page 5: ...al _____________________________ Date of Purchase______________________ Place of Purchase _____________________ To Installer or Person Assembling Grill Leave these instructions with consumer To Consumer Keep these instructions for future reference ...

Page 6: ...l for at taching regulator to LP tank Purging Do not release liquid propane LP fuel into atmosphere This is a dangerous practice If it is neces sary to remove fuel from LP gas tank please call local fire department for assistance If you have questions or comments concerning the care and use of your grill or if you need warranty parts call 1 866 626 1802 or send a fax to 503 213 5869 To order non w...

Page 7: ...enter to outer edge 4 Three triangular flame viewing portals located in the burner skirt and above each leg position 5 Serial number and safety information sticker 6 Solid rubber wheels mounted on stainless steel axel and nylon bearings provide durable transport for your grill 7 Grill surface is solid plate steel 3 16 thick 30 in diameter with approx 650sq inches of cooking surface 8 Handles for r...

Page 8: ...urface when not in use 13 Vent for exhausting steam or vapors 14 Handle for moving your hood onto the cooking surface and for moving your hood to the resting position 15 Thermometer constructed from stainless steel gives accurate temperature readings inside hood for roasting and warming foods 16 Thermometer probe protruding to underside of hood 17 Hood Hook support for resting hood on backside of ...

Page 9: ...ill and store separately 21 Rear leg rubber foot provides support for positioning grill on deck or patio surfaces 22 Electronic ignition is battery operated The ignitor uses one AAA type battery installed in ignitor 23 Burner lighting and ignition instruction sticker located on left side of control panel 24 Removable leg support on right side to access LP tank for refilling No tools are required t...

Page 10: ... 30 1 4 20 x 1 2 Phillips Screw Stainless Steel Note On Natural Gas models 12 screws are required for connecting all three leg supports to leg frame Removable leg support not used on Natural Gas models 8 31 1 4 20 Nyloc Nut Stainless Steel Note On LP models 8 nyloc nuts are required for connect ing all two leg supports to leg frame The third right most from front of grill is a removable keyed supp...

Page 11: ...Rack 1 Slide left wheel spacer marked LEFT on flat side of spacer over left axle and position cutout to match angle of leg 2 Slide white nylon spanner bushing over axle and against wheel spacer 3 Slide wheel over spanner with three hub plate screw holes facing outward 4 Install washer 20 and nyloc hex nut 21 Tighten nut using socket and L wrench provided in tool kit 5 Place hub plate over outside ...

Page 12: ...rt Leg Supports To Leg Frame Assembling The Grill Phillips Screw 30 Nyloc Hex Nuts go to backside Propane LP Models Only 1 On LP models two leg supports are installed to the leg frame using 8 phillips screws and nyloc hex nuts The third leg support located on the right side of the grill is provided with keyway cutouts which allow easy removal for exchanging the LP tank 2 The fasteners necessary to...

Page 13: ... Allow the skirt to gently slide into the vertically angled mounting channels of each leg 5 Make sure the mounting hole on the skirt is positioned inside the tab of each leg It will be necessary to engage burner unit skirt to leg assembly by using a hammer against a small block of wood and lightly tapping the skirt into the channel of each leg tab The leg tab will slide over the exposed rivet head...

Page 14: ...panel The three detent clips and waste container rails must be facing downward 2 Rest the drip pan on the three support brackets which are riveted to the burner skirt 3 Position the three detent clips just before each support bracket 4 Grasp the drip pan with both hands across the diameter and firmly rotate the pan to engage each detent clip onto each of the three support brackets 5 To remove drip...

Page 15: ...d are loaded into grill the valve should be facing toward the rear leg and inline with the tank shield cutout Hood Thermometer 1 Install Thermometer 80 from the outside of grill hood in center hole nearest handle 2 From inside the hood simultaneously install nickle plated bronze securing nut 81 by turning nut onto threads of thermometer from the underside of hood 3 Turn hood right side up with han...

Page 16: ...moving Leg Support Installing Tank To Lower Rack Propane LP Models Only Use Standard 20lb LP Tank 1 Position tank on ground next to grill with the tank valve outlet facing toward the rear of grill Lift tank shield over LP tank and position with tank shield cut out facing the tank valve 2 Grasp handle of LP tank while simultaneously the lifting the tank shield with the tank so the tank rests onto t...

Page 17: ...ot use tools If you cannot make the connection disconnect the regulator and repeat steps 4 and 5 Connecting Regulator To Tank Valve Never store LP gas tank indoors When grill is stored indoors shut tank valve off and disconnect tank from grill and remove to an outdoor location Tank must be stored outdoors in well ventilated area away from and out of the reach of children 1 Remove right side leg su...

Page 18: ...oor connector must be firmly attached to rigid permanent foundation Test All Pipe Fitting Connections All connections and joints must be thoroughly tested for leaks in accordance with Local Codes and all listed procedures in the latest edition of ANSI Z223 1 General Specifications For Piping Do not route the natural gas hose under a deck or patio The hose must be visible Gas Line Piping 1 If the l...

Page 19: ...ield and outward through rear leg 4 Using two hose clamps as shown in illustration secure using fasteners provided with clamps screw 101 lock washer 102 and hex nut 103 Installing Natural Gas Hose Natural gas hose must be routed under heat shield Failure to locate natural gas hose under heat shield will result in a fire or explosion which can cause serious bodily injury or death and damage to prop...

Page 20: ...s there is a leak Note Since some leak test solutions including soap and water may be slightly corrosive all connections should be rinsed with water after checking for leaks CHECK THE FOLLOWING CONNECTIONS 1 HOSE TO MANIFOLD CONNECTION WARNING If there is a leak where the hose con nects to the manifold then retighten the fitting with a wrench and recheck for leaks with soap and water If leak conti...

Page 21: ...e Dark Blue Dark Blue Light Blue Light Blue Yellow Tip Excessive Yellow Tipping Remove cooking surface and drip pan to access valve cover located just above center control knob A clogged venturi tube due to insects and insect nests in the venturi tube may cause improper burner performance and difficulty lighting your grill To check your venturi tubes Remove the cooking surface and drip pan to acce...

Page 22: ...rrycloth The drip pan located just below the cook surface is designed to catch food debris and drippings from the cook surface We recommend cleaning the drip pan after your grill has cooled to prevent the possibility of touching hot adjunct surfaces The drip pan is easy to wipe out with soap and water using a kitchen sponge For added convenience a removable stainless waste try is mounted under the...

Page 23: ...hot cook surface and allowing that food item to develop a flavorful seared or browned exterior Searing imparts flavor to food and also helps seal in natural juices Searing can be done with vegetables meats fish poultry etc One nice feature of the Evo grill is its convex cooking surface The convex shape allows fats to flow away from your food and into a drip pan This minimizes flavors from mixing o...

Page 24: ...ke for smoking fish such as salmon Steaming The process of steaming on the Evo grill involves applying water directly to the hot cook surface while you are cooking and containing the water as it turns to steam You can use Evo s hood if you intend to steam everything on the cook surface or to set up individual steam areas we recommend using a pot cover As an example you may want to individually ste...

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