FCC BBQ Ultimate Pro 4.1 Manual Download Page 20

KEEP THE FIREBOX, FLAME TAMERS, COOKING GRATE

AND ACCESSORIES CLEAN TO AVOID GREASE FIRES.

IF A GREASE FIRE OCCUR

In case of grease fire, if possible close the gas
supply on the regulator / barbecue and 
disconnectthe regulator. In the event of a minor 
grease fire,wait until the fire goes out on its 
own. In the eventof a major grease fire, use a 
suitable extinguishing agent (CO2 appliance, 
fire blanket, etc.) and tryto suffocate the fire. 
NB! NEVER USE WATER TO EXTINGUISH A 
GREASE FIRE.

HOW TO AVOID GREASE FIRE

 

Check the drip tray (11) and side oil tray (36) 
after each grilling and clean regularly with a 
nylon brush and dishwashing detergent. How 
often it will be necessary to clean will depend 
on how much and type of food is grilled. To 
simplify cleaning we recommend adding cat 
litter and/or aluminum foil on the drip tray.

Clean the grill grate after grilling with a grill 
brush and, if necessary, with soap and water.
Clean flame tamers after grilling with a grill 
brush and, if necessary, with soap and water.
In case of visible accumulation of grease and 
food residue in the firebox, remove these with a 
plastic scraper or using a nylon brush, water and 
dish soap.
During preheating, check that there are no 
signs of irregular flames. When grilling foods 
with much fat or oil, pay extra attention. Feel 

Maintenance

free to use trays in aluminum foil to prevent large 
amounts from running down on flame tamers and 
on the grease tray.
Do not leave the barbecue when it is lit and close 
the gas supply as soon as possible if there is a 
sign of a grease fire.

MAINTENANCE OF THE BARBECUE

 

Check regularly that the burners are 
burning correctly.

 

Remove the grill grate and flame tamers

 

Light the barbecue in the normal way.

 

Turn the control from low to high. Check 
if there is a difference in strength, and 
that the flame is clear and blue. The flame 
should not be orange.  
If the burner behaves abnormally, read the 
troubleshooting table.

 

Remove grease and old food debris on the 
burners with a nylon brush and check that 
no holes in the burner are clogged.

 

MAINTENANCE OF THE BURNERS

1.  All controls must be in OFF mode. Check 

that the gas supply is switched off and the 
regulator is disconnected from the gas 
cylinder.

2.  Remove the cooking grate, flame tamers 

and drip tray.

3.  Remove the screws on the burner, use a 

screwdriver.

4.  Carefully lift the burners out of the valve 

outlet.

5.  Use a nylon brush to clean the outside of 

the burner.

6.  Clean blocked passages / channels by using 

a metal string or e.g. bending a paper clip.

7.  Check that insects, cobwebs etc. do not 

block the inside of the burner. In that case, 
remove this.

8.  Check if the burner is damaged. Small holes 

and corrosion can occur with normal use 
of the grill. Are there cracks or holes, the 
burner should be replaced with a new one.

9.  After cleaning, place the burner in place 

and screw it on.

10. Replace flame tamers, grease trays and grill 

grate.

!

NB: DO NOT USE WATER TO
EXTINGUISH GREASE FIRE!
CLEAN THE GRILL REGULARLY TO 
AVOID GREASE FIRES.

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Summary of Contents for Ultimate Pro 4.1

Page 1: ...ng MANUAL Installation use maintenance and safety FCC G 202180 41 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: ...arts list 6 Exploded Drawing 7 Assembly instructions 8 Regulator and hose Connecting the gas 16 Check for leaks before using the barbecue 17 Last check 18 Lighting instructions 19 Maintenance 20 Advic...

Page 3: ...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 AND WILL INV...

Page 4: ...ailable from most outlets selling gas equipment NB Gas hoses used for this product must not exceed 120 cm in length Technical Data LU NL DK FI SE CY CZ EE LT LV MT SK SI BG IS NO TR HR RO IT HU 0 96 m...

Page 5: ...W THE ORDER IN THIS MANUAL TO AVOID ERROR ASSEMBLY PARTS OF THE ASSEMBLY WILL REQUIRE HEAVY LIFTS WHICH SHOULD BE CARRIED OUT BY TWO PERSONS TOGETHER SOME METAL PARTS MAY BE SHARP USE PROTECTIVE GLOVE...

Page 6: ...R ELECTRODE 1 15 SIDE BURNER TABLE ASSY 1 16 KNOB BEZEL 5 17 KNOB 5 18 CROSS FIRE SLOT 3 19 MAIN BURNER 4 20 STOVE BODY ASSY 1 21 CUSHION 4 22 GAS TUBE ASSY 1 23 LEFT SIDE PANEL OF CABINET 1 24 REAR P...

Page 7: ...Exploded Drawing HARDWARE CODE DESCRIPTION FIGURE QTY CODE DESCRIPTION FIGURE QTY A M6x16 Screw 24 D M6 Washer 16 B M6 Spring Washer 16 E M5x12 Screw 4 C M6x12 Screw 14 F M4x10 Screw 4 7 fccbbq com...

Page 8: ...6 upside down and fix castors with brake 30 and castors without brake 31 with A B D 2 Fix left side panel 23 and right side panel 25 with screw C as below Fix door block component 35 with screw F as i...

Page 9: ...Assembly 3 Fix rear panel 24 with screw E as illustration above 4 Fix upper beam 27 with screw C as shown in illustration 9 fccbbq com 3 4...

Page 10: ...in the bottom panel of cabinet then follow 2 in the illustration to press spring pin and insert into hole of upper beam 27 Same assembling procedure for right door assy 29 Assembly NOTE TWO PERSONS IS...

Page 11: ...to right side of stove body assy 20 hang side burner table assy 15 onto screw A and tighten screw A 8 Screw 4pcs of screw A halfway into left side of stove body assy 20 hang side table assy 9 onto scr...

Page 12: ...t flame tamer 8 cast iron grate A 5 cast iron grate B 6 round cast iron grate C 7 warming rack 4 in order into stove body assy Assembly 10 Push drip tray 11 into the gap on the rear side of stove body...

Page 13: ...h the side burner injector assy into the threaded hole of the side burner and tighten the the nut Then attach the ignitor wire 12 Enter the side oil tray 36 into the slot under the side table assy 13...

Page 14: ...13 Insert regulator hose not provided with gas tube assy 22 connector and tighten the hose clamps Read more about hose and regulator on page 16 Assembly 14 13...

Page 15: ...Assembly 14 Assembly finished 15 fccbbq com 14...

Page 16: ...for use in the Nordic countries but butane can also be used Butane is poorly suited for low temperatures Check that the regulator is not damaged Check that the gas cylinder is on a firm level surface...

Page 17: ...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 BARBECUE 7 If d...

Page 18: ...d and a risk of lack of oxygen FINAL CHECK Check that the 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 19: ...to light the appliance manually using a long match or a fireplace lighter Do not lean over the grill while lighting 1 Set all control knobs to off red bar pointing upwards 2 Open the lid 3 Open the ga...

Page 20: ...me tamers and on the grease tray Do not leave the barbecue when it is lit and close the gas supply as soon as possible if there is a sign of a grease fire MAINTENANCE OF THE BARBECUE Check regularly t...

Page 21: ...ated 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 a...

Page 22: ...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 30...

Page 23: ...OW 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 ventury or hose LOW FLA...

Page 24: ...ult with the product will be invoiced according to our price list carriage and administration fee If new parts are needed or in the event of a warranty claim please contact your dealer or consumer con...

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