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CLEANING

All cleaning and maintenance must be 
performed when the barbecue is cold. Make 
sure that the gas upply is switched OFF and 
the regulator is disconnected from the gas 
cylinder.
Use a mixture of dishwashing detergent and 
water, or use a separate grill cleaner with 
a nylon scrubbing brush / scouring sponge 
on the inside of the lid and in the inner grill 
body itself. Rinse well and allow to air dry 
completely. Do not use caustic soda, alcoholic 
or abrasive detergents. This can damage the 
barbecue and cause a fire. Cast iron cooking 
grate, drip tray and grease cup must not be 
cleaned in a dishwasher.

PLASTIC PARTS

Use only clean water and any mild detergents.
Wipe with a clean cloth.

PAINTED PARTS AND

PARTS IN STAINLESS STEEL 

Chassis, front panel, side table, etc. that are 
produced in lacquered steel or stainless steel 
can rust in the event of lack of maintenance / 
cleaning.
To maintain the grill’s beautiful design and 
surface, it is recommended to use mild non-
abrasive cleaners and hot water. Wipe the 
surface with a non-abrasive cloth. Varnished 
surfaces are treated with car wax and 
stainless steel parts are treated with a thin 

layer of acid-free oil once or twice a year.
For barbecues that are placed in coastal 
areas, we recommend that you treat the grill 
more often.

 

COOKING GRATE OG FLAME TAMERS

Grill grate and flame tamers are brushed 
regularly with a grill brush for rough cleaning. 
The grill grate can be soaked in mild soapy 
water. For difficult, burnt stains, use a non-
abrasive cleaner. Rinse well with water and 
dry well.  

NB! 

The grill grates must be completely 

dry before they are placed back in the 
barnecue. For main cleaning before storing 
the barbecue for a longer period, feel free 
to insert the grill grates with a thin layer of 
cooking oil.

INSECTS AND VERMIN

After long-term storage, insects and other 
vermin can be found in the BBQ. If you 
experience problems with lighting or irregular 
flames, it can be due to unwanted guests 
blocking the gas supply. In such instances,
dismantle and clean the burners. Replace the
burnerswhen they are dry. 

 

Disassemble the burners and clean them 
if pests are suspected in the grill. Refit the 
burners when they are completely dry.

 

Check that the gas hose is not cracked or 
damaged by mice or rats.

FIRES CAUSED BY FAT, DAMAGE THE METAL, PAINT AND ENAMEL. 
DAMAGE TO THE BARBECUE CAUSED BY FAT BURNING, IS NOT
COVERED BY THE GUARANTEE AS IT IS DUE TO INCORRECT USE.

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Maintenance

Summary of Contents for Performer 4.1S

Page 1: ...the fun of cooking MANUAL Installation use maintenance and safety OUTDOOR USE ONLY READ THE MANUAL FOLLOW THE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS STEP BY STEP GET TO KNOW YOUR GRILL AND THE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BEFO...

Page 2: ...before assembly 5 Parts list 6 Exploded Drawing 7 Hardware 7 Assembly instructions 8 Connecting gas 18 Gas leak test 19 Lastcheck 20 Lighting instructions 21 Maintenance 22 Advice tips and safety 24...

Page 3: ...S MAY LEAD TO A LACK OF OXYGEN FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED CAN IMPLY A RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY TO PERSONNEL AND FIXED INSTALLATIONS REBUILDING MODIFYING THE BARBECUE CAN CAUSE DANGER AN...

Page 4: ...TYPE AND GAS CATEGORY LISTED IN THE RATING LABEL IS TO BE USED ON YOUR APPLIANCE Technical information Total Heat input 17 2 kW main burner 14 kW side burner 3 2 kW Gas consumption 1253 gram hour mai...

Page 5: ...no Remove all packaging material and any plastic wrap from the grill FOLLOW THE ORDER IN THIS MANUAL TO AVOID ERROR ASSEMBLY PARTS OF THE ASSEMBLY WILL REQUIRE HEAVY LIFTS WHICH SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT...

Page 6: ...12 SIDE BURNER 1 13 SIDE BURNER VALVE ASSEMBLY 1 14 SIDE BURNER BRACKET 1 15 KNOBS ASSEMBLY 1 16 LEFT SIDE PANEL 1 18 GREASE TRAY 1 19 LEFT STATOR OF OIL TRAY 1 20 GREASE CUP 1 21 RIGHT STATOR OF OIL...

Page 7: ...fccbbq com Exploded drawing 01 02 03 04 05 06 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 26 28 29 27 30 32 36 33 35 34 7...

Page 8: ...ors number 30 29 2 with break and 2 without on the bottom panel please tighten up the screws 2 Use screw A to assemble left side panel 16 and right side panel 32 to the bottom panel 27 and assembly th...

Page 9: ...el 32 and bottom panel 27 4 Firstly use the screw A to fix the door girder to the left side side panel 16 and right side panel 32 then use screw A to fix the left stator of oil tray 19 on the left sid...

Page 10: ...ly 16 use the screw to assemble the cabinet stiffening board 23 upper to the door girder 22 and right side weld assembly 32 6 Use screw A to assemble the cabinet stiffening scute 26 upper the bottom 2...

Page 11: ...burner assembly 01 upper to the left side shelf assembly 16 and right side shelf assembly 32 shown as below picture 8 Use screw D to assemble the right shelf decoration board 35 on the right shelf 34...

Page 12: ...ws M6 16 and fix the left side burner assembly then use 2pcs screws A to fix the side burner assembly at the same time to tighten up the preassembly screws shown as below 9 10 35 A Screws are Pre inst...

Page 13: ...burner assembly and assemble the knobs 15 12 Firstly insert the side burner assembly 12 to the side burner valve assembly 13 and then use the screw D to fix it to the side burner assembly To insert th...

Page 14: ...14 13 Put the pot support 14 into the holes of left side burner table 14 Lay the Flame Tamer 02 into the body 13 14 14 Assembly...

Page 15: ...st iron grill 06 into the round opening of the multifunctional cast iron grill 05 16 Insert warming rack 03 making sure that the tabs on the warming rack fit into the predrilled holes in the firebox 1...

Page 16: ...et please note that must insert the holes under the door to the pin and press the spring catch then to insert the hole from the door assemble to the spring catch 19 Hang the single loop end of matchst...

Page 17: ...zle on the gas inlet and fix it with a clamp firmly Check up the gas tightness after connection The flexible tube should avoid coming in contract with hot surface or directly placing below the side bu...

Page 18: ...r to the gas cylinder according to your regulator and the cylinder dealer s instructions We recommend propane gas for use in the Nordic countries but butane can also be used Butane is poorly suited fo...

Page 19: ...CONNECTIONS JOINTS THEN DO A NEW TEST THE BARBECUE MUST NOT BE USED UNTIL YOU ARE SURE THERE ARE NO LEAKS GAS LEAK CAN CAUSE UNCONTROLLED FIRE WHICH MAY INJURY PERSONS FIXED INSTALLATIONS AND YOUR BAR...

Page 20: ...rd and a risk of lack of oxygen FINAL CHECK Check that all control knobs work normally Check that the gas hose is free of cracks and damage it should always be done before using the BBQ Check that the...

Page 21: ...he LO position for the best possible cooking result If the burners do not light up after 5 seconds put all the switches in the OFF position and close the regulator on the gas cylinder Wait for 5 minut...

Page 22: ...and on the grease tray Do not leave the barbecue when it is lit and Maintenance close the gas supply as soon as possible if there is a sign of a grease fire MAINTENANCE OF THE BARBECUE Check regularl...

Page 23: ...parts are treated with a thin layer of acid free oil once or twice a year For barbecues that are placed in coastal areas we recommend that you treat the grill more often COOKING GRATE OG FLAME TAMERS...

Page 24: ...ll for 10 15 minutes before starting to grill Then the cast iron grates are taken up and distributed evenly over the grill surface Outdoor temperature wind snow and rain can give a deviation of up to...

Page 25: ...MOUNTED CORRECT LOW FLAME EMPTY GAS CYLINDER REPLACE GAS CYLINDER IRREGULAR GAS SUPPLY CHECK REPLACE THE REGULATOR THE BURNER IS BLOCKED CLEAN THE BURNER GAS SUPPLY OR HOSE IS BLOCKED CLEAN GAS VENTUR...

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Page 28: ...roduct has been damaged please contact your dealer or the consumer contact below for help In the event of damage to the product we ask for pictures of the damage and damage to the product s packaging...

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