Assembly, Operation & Maintenence Instructions
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Attaching the Hood to the Barbecue
1. To connect the hood, the following hardware is needed: Four M5 nuts (part 14), four M5 x 20 screws (part 13)
and four fibre washers (part 15).
2. Place the hood assembly (part 12) on top of the barbecue so that the tabs in the rear hood sides line up with
the holes along the inner edges of the barbecue. Take care not to damage either component.
3. Place 1 x M5 screw through the hole of a rear hood side tab, fix a fibre washer, and loosely fit a M5 nut. Repeat
for all four holes, then fully tighten all the nuts.
4. Check that the hood opens and closes correctly before use.
5. The lighting switch is positioned on the right hand side of the fascia panel. The switch cable is tied to the
manifold under the control panel. Untie the cable and run it along the leg of the chassis and out the rear right
side.
6. The hood cable for the lighting system should run down the inside of the right hand side of the hood and out
the hole in the bottom corner. Connect one end of the hood wire to one end of the switch wire and pass all
wires through the hole in the bottom corner of the chassis leg.
7. The two remaining wire ends are to be connected to the two loose ends on the power adaptor cable.
Whether this is done now, or after the appliance is fitted into the built-in structure depends on the individual
design of the structure, how much gap is in the right hand corner and how much clearance is underneath
the barbecue. Do not let any bare cables touch the chassis or hood. The power adaptor must be fixed inside
the built-in structure, away from the heat of the barbecue, the elements and water. Do not plug the electrical
system into a power supply until the barbecue is fully assembled and all connections have been checked.
Barbecue Assembly