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JensenGrill - Coal/briquette and gas combination grill

D. HOW TO USE THE COAL TRAY AND

GRATE CLEANING TOOL

Lift the coal trays out of the grill using the supplied coal tray

and grate cleaning tool (lifting and pull upward toward the front

of the grill). The coal trays will ”hang” at an angle that makes it

easy to take them in and out of the grill.

Use the tool to clean the grate, by sliding the tool on the grate

in the slots

The tool can also be used for cleaning of the upper grate.

XI. TROUBLESHOOTING PERFORMANCE

ISSUES

Visible spark, but no ignition

• Avoid smoking cigarettes while troubleshooting

•

Close the gas regulator knob and turn off the gas at the

cylinder.

• Check the gas regulator, gas hose and the other intercon-

nection.

• Repeat ignition trial after 5 minutes.

If the grill still does not work, switch off the gas regulator

knob and turn off the gas at the cylinder.

Examin the following:

Is the gas container empty?

Change the gas cylinder.

Check if the regulator is installed correctly.

Pull the regulator off and reconnect it.

Reposition the lead of the flam thrower in relation to the combu

stion chamber.

The Flash barrow should be positioned at the bottom of the

hole in the front of the firebox. Adjust as necessary by ben

ding the electrode carefully.

Misplaced burner

Place the burner properly.

Clogging of the valve and the burner.

Remove the cotter pin located at the rear of the ”firebox” that

hold the burner in place and remove the burner. Check valve

mouth and remove any particles with thin wire.

Be aware that removing the burner should be in accordan-

ce with national rules.

Clogging of the gas hose.

Remove the hose from the grill and open the gas cylinder

regulator for 1 second to check for clogging and to allow

any particles to be blown out. A safety mechanism in the

regulator can close when you do this. The controller is reset

by removing the controller from the gas container and refit.

Summary of Contents for JensenGrill Estate 2.1

Page 1: ...1 JensenGrill Coal briquette and gas combination grill Model JensenGrill Estate 2 1 English 2019 CE 2531CS 0203 ID 0845 2531CS 0203 ID 2531 I N S P I R AT I O N F O R C U L I N A R Y C R E AT I V I T Y U S E R M A N U A L E S TAT E 2 1 F S R S ...

Page 2: ... require Never turn on the grill when the lid is closed Do not turn on the side burner when the lid is closed Never lean over the grill while igniting Always empty the catch pan before use to avoid catching fire in old grease Remove the gas cylinder when stored indoors The gas cylinder must be stored in a well ventilated area outdoors If the grill has not been in use for a long time check for gas ...

Page 3: ... storage 10 VII Cleaning 10 VIII Storage 11 IX Operating instructions 11 C Igniting the grill with charcoal briquettes and gas 12 D Using the grill as a gas grill 13 E Using the side burner 14 F Using a Rotisserie 14 G Heat shelf Drawer 14 X Grill instructions 14 A Direct heat 14 B Indirect heat 14 C Using the grill as a smoker 14 D How to use the coal tray and grate cleaning tool 15 XI Troublesho...

Page 4: ...ation grill 3 3 12 4 4 13 14 2 1 3 52 32 4 3 5 5 53 53 6 36 4 5 5 37 37 48 47 35 34 33 7 9 10 8 16 30 11 3 4 4 3 5 5 5 5 49 46 45 49 46 44 45 23 20 50 21 15 17 15 38 40 41 42 42 43 30 31 42 43 43 30 31 18 19 28 28 19 29 29 24 24 22 22 26 25 25 25 26 26 27 27 27 54 51 39 EXPLODED DRAWING ...

Page 5: ...egulator 1 12 Handle gas container compartment 1 40 Gas tube 1 13 Gas cylinder compartment 1 41 European standard con nector 1 14 Gas cylinder locking pin 1 42 Gas regulator knobs 3 15 U profiles 2 43 Valves 3 16 Core unit 1 44 Transport handle 1 17 Coaltray holder 1 45 Insolation disc transport handle 1 18 Height adjustment u bar long 1 46 Bracket transport handle 2 19 Height adjustment bar short...

Page 6: ...nd gas combination grill M8 x 30 mm S 2 M6 x 10 mm S 21 M5 x 10 mm S 7 M6 x 16 mm S 5 M4 x 10 mm linse S 28 M6 lock nut S 9 M5 lock nut S 11 M6 x 10 mm S 24 M6 x 6 mm 8 mm S 19 M4 x 10 mm S 22 M5 x 35 mm S 25 Washer M6 S 26 M6 x 25 mm S 27 M6 x 50 mm S 23 II SCREW OVERVIEW ...

Page 7: ...l position before lifting it out of the grill Open the box from the grate and remove the contents con sisting of 1 pcs Height adjustment handle 50 1 pcs Grill grate handle 48 1 pcs Catch pan 23 3 pcs Flame tamers 26 2 pcs Coal trays 29 2 pcs Perforated plates 22 2 pcs Smoking plates 24 3 pcs Spacers 27 1 pcs Coal tray and grate cleaning tool 54 6 19 54 16 Screw 50 onto the grill and place handle i...

Page 8: ...14 A INSTALLING EXTRA EQUIPMENT Installation of the gas cylinder compartment 1 pcs Gas cylinder compartment 13 2 pcs U profiles 15 1 pcs Gas cylinder locking pin 14 8 pcs Screws S21 1 pcs Gas cylinder spacer 51 1 pcs Screw S23 Install u profiles on the gas cylinder compartment Place 13 gas cylinder compartment on top of 15 u profiles and make sure that the four holes in the bottom of gas con taine...

Page 9: ... motor bracket Slide the motor over the motor bracket Slide the two skewer forks locking ring and spear thrust pad into the spear Shoot the skewer into the engine and place the skewers in the bracket on the right side Store the motor inside when the grill is not in use 23 14 GRILL READY TO USE Burners flame tamers spacers and coal trays installed cor rectly SIDE BURNER Install the side burner on t...

Page 10: ...ully Check nuzzles valve openings and burners for clogging see also the section on troubleshooting Spiders and other insects can in some cases textile tissue or nestsin the burners This can block the flow of gas and cause an accidental flare up or explosion flash back This can cause damage to the grill and result in a dange rous situation Check burner for critical cracks and corrosion Check that t...

Page 11: ...les quickly remove with a wet cloth Water and dirt smoke into the drip tray It may be a good idea to remove the drip tray and put a bucket under the combustion chamber before embarking Finally rinse the soap ovnrensningsmidlet with clean water Remove the aluminum foil from the burners and set the different parts back into the grill Cleaning the burners Remove the burners burners are removed by rem...

Page 12: ...pward toward the front of the grill The coal trays will hang at an angle that makes it easy to take them in and out of the grill d Fill with coal briquettes If required one or both coal trays filled e Is there a need to replenish the coal trays during gril ling the coal briquette can advantageously be filled remaining them in the grill NEVER OVER LOAD THE COAL TRAYS EVERY COAL TRAY MAY CONTAIN MAX...

Page 13: ...ke the coal trays out of the grill empty the ashes into a bag by reversing the coal trays with the lid down and shake out the ashes in the bag PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE MAY BE remaining embers for a very long time Do not put a bag of hot ash near flammable material It is im A portant that the ash is removed from the coal tray perforated plate as it can corrode A USING THE GRILL AS GAS GRILL The proce...

Page 14: ...food and close the lid A small spray atomizer can effectively stop a flare up In order to avoid flare ups excessive fat should be cut away before the food is grilled B INDIRECT HEAT Using indirect heat means that the food is not placed directly over the heat source The grill is often at a lower temperature for a longer time with the lid closed Indirect grilling is used for cooking large pieces of ...

Page 15: ...knob and turn off the gas at the cylinder Examin the following Is the gas container empty Change the gas cylinder Check if the regulator is installed correctly Pull the regulator off and reconnect it Reposition the lead of the flam thrower in relation to the combu stion chamber The Flash barrow should be positioned at the bottom of the hole in the front of the firebox Adjust as necessary by ben di...

Page 16: ...EM Lack of spark for ignition of the gas Examin the following Look for grease and leftovers on the ignition electrode Clean the electrode with a brush Poor wiring The cable for the ignition must be fitted correctly and be properly insulated The wires must be properly connected to the voltage generator at the valves This sits behind the front panel There is access to the voltage generator up under ...

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