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Table of Contents

Technical specifications ...............................................................................................................................3
Delivery specifications.................................................................................................................................4
Overview .....................................................................................................................................................4
Operational elements ..................................................................................................................................4
Function ......................................................................................................................................................5
Utilisation ...................................................................................................................................................6

Correct utilisation .................................................................................................................................6
Improper use ........................................................................................................................................6

Guarantee and disclaimer ...........................................................................................................................6
Safety instructions ......................................................................................................................................7

Definition of terms used .......................................................................................................................7
Danger "Hot surfaces and parts" ..........................................................................................................8
Danger "Gas is highly flammable" ........................................................................................................9
Danger "Gas displaces oxygen" ..........................................................................................................10
Danger "Electric shock resulting in death" ..........................................................................................11

Assembly ..................................................................................................................................................12

Before starting ...................................................................................................................................12
Assembly procedure ...........................................................................................................................13

Connecting and disconnecting the gas cylinder ........................................................................................14

Connecting the gas cylinder ...............................................................................................................15
Disconnecting the gas cylinder ...........................................................................................................16

Operation ..................................................................................................................................................17

Starting up the barbecue ....................................................................................................................17
Igniting the main burner ....................................................................................................................18
Light the side burner ..........................................................................................................................19
Using rotisserie ...................................................................................................................................20
Switching off the barbecue .................................................................................................................21

Cleaning ....................................................................................................................................................22

Barbecue ............................................................................................................................................22
Gas system .........................................................................................................................................22

Maintenance .............................................................................................................................................23

Barbecue ............................................................................................................................................23
Gas system .........................................................................................................................................23
Illumination .......................................................................................................................................23

Environmental information and disposal measures ..................................................................................24
Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................25
Declaration of conformity .........................................................................................................................27

Summary of Contents for 12781

Page 1: ...ce and other objects and result in personal injury Please read the relevant section of these instructions prior to assembly and before each use Follow the steps in the order they are given and please observe the safety warnings These instructions form part of the product They should therefore always be stored with the product and passed on to every subsequent user The barbecue is for open air use ...

Page 2: ...0 Danger Electric shock resulting in death 11 Assembly 12 Before starting 12 Assembly procedure 13 Connecting and disconnecting the gas cylinder 14 Connecting the gas cylinder 15 Disconnecting the gas cylinder 16 Operation 17 Starting up the barbecue 17 Igniting the main burner 18 Light the side burner 19 Using rotisserie 20 Switching off the barbecue 21 Cleaning 22 Barbecue 22 Gas system 22 Maint...

Page 3: ... Rear infrared burner 4 x 277 g h 1 x 320 g h 1 x 277 g h 1 x 211 g h Type of gas Liquid gas propane butane or a mixture thereof Gas cylinder Standard gas cylinder with a fill weight of 3 5 or 11 kg Pressure reducer Model Preset and approved pressure regulator Flow rate max 1 5 kg h Operating pressure 28 30 mbar butane 37 mbar propane Gas hose approved hose max 1 5 m Ignition Electronic ignition F...

Page 4: ... AA 4 1 Warming rack Position numbers in the descriptions of the assembly steps Overview a b c f g h i j e k d a Grill hood tiltable b Side burner c Multi purpose drawer d Cabinet e Grease collection tray f Front bar with controls g Grill h Rotisserie i Warming rack j Illumination k Cooking plate Operational elements A1 A1 A1 A1 A2 A3 A4 L C G5 12 G1 G3 3 G2 G1 G2 G4 G4 ...

Page 5: ...ver Cut off safety device with 2 settings 3o clocksetting Gasisoff connect disconnectthepressure reducer 6 o clock setting Gas is on G3 Release button Disconnects the pressure reducer from the cylinder valve G4 Gas cylinder with bottle valve Fuel container G5 Gas hose with hose clip Directs gas to burner Function Whenthecylindervalve G2ata6o clockposition andtheflameregulator A areopenthegasflowst...

Page 6: ...er The barbecue has been manufactured according to the general engineering rules valid at the time manufacturing was started and the requirements of the symbol It is certified and approved by the Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology test number 0845 The barbecue left the factory in perfect condition regarding function and safety Thebarbecueissubjecttoourwarrantyforatermoftwoyearsfromth...

Page 7: ...d Note on DANGER adirecthazardthatcanresultinseverepersonalinjuryordamagetoproperty if the specified measures are not observed WARNING a possible hazard that can result in severe personal injury or damage to property if the specified measures are not observed CAUTION a possible danger that can result in damage to property if the specified measures are not observed Notes on use Pictogram Note on a ...

Page 8: ...hat there are and can be no flammable materials or substances nearby theminimumdistancetoflammablematerialsorsubstancesis2maboveand1 m to the side of the barbecue Minimum distance to flame resistant materials or substances e g house walls 0 25 m thebarbecueispositionedfirmlyonaflat sufficientlylargesurfacearea Itmust not be moved during operation Pull the holding brake on the right castor during o...

Page 9: ...ach use turn the valve clockwise Neverleavethehotbarbecueunattended Iftheflameextinguishes relightimmediately or cut off supply from gas cylinder Whenconnectingthegascylindermakesurethattherearenosourcesofignitionwithin a 5 m radius Take special care not to light any naked flames do not smoke or switch on electrical appliances devices lights doorbells etc sparkover possible Beforeeachusechecktoens...

Page 10: ... Iftheflameextinguishes relightimmediately or cut off supply from gas cylinder Beforeeachusechecktoensurethatalloftheconnectionsthroughwhichgasissupplied are sealed and intact Even the smallest of leaks can be dangerous If necessary ensure that you replace the hose to meet with national requirements The barbecue must not be used if the connections for the gas supply are porous or faulty If the bar...

Page 11: ... the connection cable Protect the connection cable from heat oil and sharp edges To increase safety we recommend installing an FI switch with a current leakage of a maximum of 30 mA between the socket and mains plug Check that the FI switch is functioning before each use The length of the connecting cable may only be increased using an H05VV F or H05RN F extension cable The coupling of the extensi...

Page 12: ...ssingbyplacingalloftheindividualpartsonanemptysurface wereservetherighttomake minor technical alterations such as the content of the small parts bag If despitecarefulfactorychecks acomponentismissing pleasecontactourcustomerservicedepartment seethelast page We will then immediately attend to your request Remove all of the packing material ...

Page 13: ...placed so that the high side edges 2a lie directly next to theinfraredburner 3 Theyprotecttheinfrared burners from damage caused by flames 4 6 2 Insert the three grills 4 and the cooking plate 6 5 3 Insert the warming racks 5 into their guide slots 6 4 Unscrewthecapfortheignitionknob 6 insertanAA battery negativepolefirst andthencarefullyreplace the cap The assembly process is now complete ...

Page 14: ... of 3 5 or 11 kg e g grey camping propane gas cylinder These are available at DIY shops or liquid gas suppliers Leak detector You can locate leaks in the gas system using a leak detection agent These are available at DIY shops or from liquid gas suppliers Please follow the operating instructions of the leak detection agent The following parts are included in delivery They correspond to the standar...

Page 15: ...ottlesafetybarontheright side wall and place the gas bottle uprights into the tray in the base of the cart Place the gas bottle safety bar over the gas bottle Always store the gas cylinder in an upright position The gas hose must not be bent or under tension 3 Check to make sure that the seal of the cylinder valve thread is present and intact Do not use any additional sealing washers 4 Turn the op...

Page 16: ...re reducer G1 with the gas hose G5 underneath the barbecue Make sure that the gas hose is not kinked or twisted in any way 4 Storing the gas cylinder correctly Fit the gas cylinder valve with a cap nut and safety cap Do not store the gas cylinder in rooms below ground level or in or near stairways hallways or passages and thoroughfares between buildings Always store gas cylinders upright even if t...

Page 17: ...distance to flammable materials or substances 2 m above and 1m to the side Distance to flame resistant materials or substances 0 25 m the barbecue is positioned firmly on a flat sufficiently large surface area It must not be moved during operation 2 Check to ensure that all flame regulators A are set to OFF the barbecue is fully assembled and has no apparent faults the fixing brakes on both right ...

Page 18: ...urself Keepthegreatestpossible distance from the burner Stick the match holder together with the match through the grill surface from above near to the burner that you wish to ignite Then press the appropriate flame regulator A1 A2 and turn it counterclockwise to High 3 To ignite the other main burners repeat step 2 using the flame regulators appropriate to the burner 4 Close the hood and allow th...

Page 19: ...d itwillbeheatedsoseverelythatitwill become damaged and there is also a significant risk of burning by touching the lid A particular danger is that a gas flame is often difficult to see due to its blue colouring particularly in bright sunlight Therefore it cannot be excluded that the lid may be closed accidentally even though the gas flame is still burning For your own safety Only ignite the side ...

Page 20: ...3 Turntheflameregulator A3 tothedesiredheatsetting flamesize placeapotorpanthatisapprovedforgascooking appliances on the side burner and heat up your food To switch off the side burner extinguish the flame press and turn the flame regulator A3 clockwise to OFF Using rotisserie Bear in mind while using the rotisserie burner Never use the rotisserie burner together with the main burners as the extre...

Page 21: ...withamatch Ifyouaredoingthisitisimperative that you use the match holder located in the trolley frame Without this you will burn yourself Keep the greatest possible distance from the burner Hold the match holder with a lit match close to the rotisserie burner Then press the appropriate flame regulator A4 and turn it anti clockwise to the High setting 3 Turn the flame regulator A4 to the desired he...

Page 22: ...leaning agent Always wipe in the direction of the polish lines on the part Grease collection tray The substance in the grease collection tray must be replaced if it is soiled damp or clumpy Otherwise it may be ignited by dripping fat Replace it with a 10 mm layer of clean absorbent non flammable material which can absorb the dripping fat e g dry loose and clean sand Never use flammable materials s...

Page 23: ...period of non use but at least once a year for signs of blockages If you detect signs of flashback at the adjusting element turn the gas cylinder valve clockwise immediately as far as its stop gas off position so that the supply of gas is discontinued If necessary make sure that you replace the gas hose to meet with national requirements Illumination As the bulb has a limited lifespan it may be th...

Page 24: ...ose of the residual substances when they have fully cooled down and only then in the designated metal containers Observe the local regulations Barbecue Pay attention to cleanliness when handling the barbecue To dispose of the barbecue properly disassemble it into its individual parts Recycle the metal and plastic components Observe the local regulations ...

Page 25: ...linder valve is closed Turn the operating lever G2 to a 6 o clock position Ignition battery is flat If when the flame regulator knob is depressed there is no clicking noise to be heard itispossiblethatthebatteryneeds to be changed see chapter Assembly Ignition cable without contact Conduct a visual inspection connect the ignition cable if necessary The gas outlet nozzle is not inserted in the burn...

Page 26: ...flame flickers Gas cylinder is not opened quite far enough Openthegascylinderfurther Gas cylinder is almost empty Connectanewgascylinder The gas flame is either yellow or orange instead of blue Too little oxygen present Check the burner for signs of blockage Gas flame flares up brightly Fatty foods Remove any large areas of fat prior to barbecuing or place the meat on a grill plate or reduce the b...

Page 27: ...27 LANDMANN Declaration of Conformity DIN EN 498 Oktober 2009 18 10 2010 ...

Page 28: ...28 LANDMANN LANDMANN Ltd Unit 6 Blackstone Road Stukeley Meadows Industrial Estate Huntingdon Cambs PE29 6EF United Kingdom Hotline Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm Friday 9am to 4pm 44 0871 231 1990 ...

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