Kalamazoo K500HB-2-NA, Use And Care Manual

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Main burners are secured
to the burner brackets with
removeable pins accessed
below each bracket.
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Main Burners: These cast bronze burners provide
the primary heat for the grill. Located below the
Hybrid Fire Grilling Drawer, they can also be used
to start a charcoal and/or wood fire. The main
burners do not have their own individual ignition
points. The main burners are started by the ignition
burner that runs across the front of the grill.
M. BARBECUE Burner (not visible in drawing):
Crosses the front of all main burners. The flame
from the ignition burner lights the main burners of
the grill.
N.
Ignition Burner Flash Tube: This tube is
engineered to protect the electronic hot surface
igniter and provide for convenient manual
ignition. Open the Hybrid Fire Grilling Drawer a
few inches to access the flash tube.
O. Ignition Burner Hot Surface Igniter: The igniter
inside the flash tube glows hot to ignite the
ignition burner gas that collects in the ignition
burner flash tube. You can see the glow of the
igniter from the front of the flash tube. Never touch
the igniter or you may damage the ignition system.
P.
Main Control Panel: See the following section
on grill controls.
Q. Access Doors: The cabinet below the grill is not
for storage. This space contains the cleanout
pan and the electrical system for the grill.
Never
store combustible materials inside this cabinet
or any items that may be damaged by heat.
The
rotisserie spit and forks may be stored inside the
cabinet.
Never attempt to store a LP cylinder
underneath the grill.
R.
Electrical System Power Cord:
This cord connects the power for the ignition
system, the rotisserie motor, and control panel
lighting. Use a customer-supplied single-outlet
outdoor-rated extension cord to connect this
short cord provided by Kalamazoo Outdoor
Gourmet to an outdoor-rated GFI outlet. The
customer-supplied cord should be fed up through
the hole in the floor pan of the grill that is
protected by a rubber grommet.
S. Cooktop Cover:
Never operate the cooktop
burners with this cover in place. Stow the cover
in the side door when using the cooktop burners
(see Figure 15). Cover the burners when not in
use.
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Cooktop Control Panel: See the following
section on grill controls.
U. Cooktop Grate:
Supports pots and pans above
the cooktop burners. Do not cover the entire
grate with a griddle or otherwise block airflow
above the burners.
V. Cooktop Burners: The cooktop burners are made
from machined brass with enameled cast iron
diffusion caps. The diffusion caps sit loosely on
top of the machined brass pieces. The caps must
be in place on top of the brass cooktop burners
before the burners can be used.
W. Side Cabinet Door: Access the LP cylinder by
opening the side cabinet door.