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Residual risks

Danger "Hot surfaces and parts"

During operationg some parts of the barcebue can get very hot, particularly those near 

the burner.

Possible consequences:

•  Severe burns from touching parts near the burners.
•  Fire or smoldering fire if flammable materials or substances are near the barbecue.

Safety measures prior to using the barbecue:

•  When setting up the barbecue, make sure that
•  there are not, and will not be, any flammable materials or substances nearby.

 

– the minimum distance to flammable materials or substances is 2 m above and 1 

m to the side of the barbecue.

 

– Minimum distance to flame resistant materials or substances, e.g. house walls: 

0.25 m.

 

– the barbecue is positioned firmly on a sufficiently large surface area. It must not 

be moved during operation.

•  Pull the holding brake on the right castor during operation.

Safety measures while barbecuing:

•  Wear protective barbecue gloves.

•  Never leave

 the hot barbecue unattended. Keep children, mentally or physically 

handicapped persons and pets at a safe distance.

Summary of Contents for 12794

Page 1: ...cts and lead to personal injury We therefore recommend that you read the relevant chapter of these instructions prior to assembly and be fore each use Follow the steps in the order they are specified 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 each subsequent user The barbecue is for ope...

Page 2: ...as displaces oxygen 10 Assembly 11 Before starting 11 Assembly procedure 12 Connecting and disconnecting the gas cylinder 16 Connecting the gas cylinder 17 Disconnecting the gas cylinder 18 Operation 19 Starting up the barbecue 19 Igniting main burner 1 2 3 and 4 20 Igniting the side burner 21 Using the rotisserie 23 Cleaning 25 Barbecue 25 Gas system 25 Maintenance 26 Barbecue 26 Gas system 26 En...

Page 3: ...ower infrared burner Side burner Rear infrared burner 3 x 277 g h 1x 277 g h 1x 277 g h 1x 277 g h Gas type Liquid gas propane butane or a mixture thereof Gas cylinder Standard gas cylinder with a fill weight of 3 5 or 11 kg Pressure regulator Type 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 Ign...

Page 4: ...ns of the assembly steps Overview b a c d e h f g a Grill hood tiltable b Side burner c Cart d Front panel with controls e Side table f Cooking grill g Rotisserie h Warming rack Controls Pos Designation Function A1 A2 A3 A4 Flame regulator for Main burner 1 2 3 Main burner 4 infrared Side burner infrared Rotisserie burner infrared Gas supply to the respective burner Open flame on regulate flame si...

Page 5: ...rn clockwise G4 Pressure regulator Reduce gas pressure G5 Connecting thread pressure regulator Pressure regulator gas hose connection G6 Coupling nut Pressure regulator gas hose connection G7 Gas hose Feeds gas to the burners A1 A1 A1 A2 A3 A4 B C G1 G2 G3 G4 G5 G6 G7 G0 Function Whenthecylindervalve G1 andflameregulator A areopengasflowsthroughthegashose G7 andintothecorrespond ingburner Abattery...

Page 6: ... the general engineering rules valid at the time manufacturing was started and the requirements of the sign It is certified and approved by the Danish Institute of Fire and Security Technology test number 0845 The barbecue left the factory in a technically sound and safe condition This barbecue is subject to our warranty for a period of two years from the date of purchase This warranty covers manu...

Page 7: ...ord Note on DANGER a direct hazard that can result in severe personal injury or damage to prop erty if the specified measures are not observed WARNING apossiblehazardthatcanresultinseverepersonalinjuryordamagetoprop erty if the specified measures are not observed CAUTION apossibledangerthatcanresultindamagetopropertyifthespecifiedmeas ures are not observed Operating notes Pictogram Note on a usefu...

Page 8: ...there are not and will not be any 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 thebarbecueispositionedfirmlyonasufficientlylargesurfacearea Itmustnot be moved during operation Pull the holding brake on the right castor during o...

Page 9: ...iatelyaftereachuse turnthevalveclockwise Never leave the barbecue unattended If the flame extinguishes relight it immediately or cut off the supply from the gas cylinder Whenconnectingthegascylindermakesurethattherearenosourcesofignitionwithin a 5 m radius Takespecialcarenottolightanynakedflames donotsmokeorswitchonelectricappli ances devices lights door bells etc sparkover possible Before each us...

Page 10: ... relight it immediately or cut off the supply from the gas cylinder Before each use make sure that all gas connections are sealed and intact Even the smallest of leaks can be dangerous If necessary replace the hose in order to comply with the corresponding national re quirements Thebarbecuemustnotbeusediftheconnectionsforthegassupplyareporousorfaulty If the barbecue is not being used for a prolong...

Page 11: ...itable spanners fork ring or box spanner Another person who can help you with the assembly You will need a flat spanner AF17 to connect the gas cylinder CAUTION Only use tools that are intact and suitable for the job at hand Worn or unsuitable tools will not allow you to tighten the nuts and bolts sufficiently and may damage them so that they can no longer be turned Alwaysfitallconnectingelements ...

Page 12: ...3 1 2 2 1 Undo four hexagon bolts S on the left hand side of the wagon barbecue 1 through a few rotations Do not remove 2 Position the drill holes in the side support table 2 over the loosened hexagon bolts S 3 Tighten the four bolts again S ...

Page 13: ...over the loosened hexagon bolts S and then re tighten the bolts same as step 3 7 Remove the flame regulator cover 5 from the side burner table 4 by unscrewing the two crosshead screws S 8 Insert the adjusting element 3 through the opening and into the side burner table 4 from the rear Secure it in place from the front together with the flame regulator cover 5 by using the two crosshead screws S fr...

Page 14: ... burner opening 4a 6 3 12 11 13 14 8 9 11 Affix the side burner support 6 to the side burner 12 Insert the flame regulator knob 7 not illustrated onto the adjusting element 3 Note here that the position of the knob is determined by the flattened side of the adjusting element pin 3 13 Insert the four ignition hoses 8 into the connections on the ignition button 9 any position 14 Unscrew the cap for ...

Page 15: ...the barbecue due to the excess weight 16 Place the three flame covers 11 into the recesses so that the pointed triangular edges are pointing up wards When doing this make sure that the flame cover with the high side edge is located directly next to the infrared burner 12 This protects the infrared burner from damage caused by the flames 17 Insert the three cooking grills 13 18 Insert the warming r...

Page 16: ...h a fill weight of 3 5 or 11 kg e g grey camping propane gas cylinder These are available at DIY shops or from liquid gas suppliers Leak detector Youcanlocateanyleaksinthegassystemusingaleakdetector ThiscanbepurchasedatDIYshopsorliquidgassuppli ers Please follow the operating instructions of the leak detector The following parts are included in delivery They comply with the standards applicable in...

Page 17: ...rt the gas cylinder upright into the recess in the base of the cart Place the gas cylinder retaining clip over the gas cylinder Never lay the gas cylinder on its side The gas hose must not be kinked or under tension 3 Check to make sure that the seal of the cylinder valve thread G2 is present and intact Do not use any additional seals 4 Connect the coupling nut G3 of the pressure regulator to the ...

Page 18: ...he pressure regulator G4 with the gas hose G7 underneath the barbecue When doing this make sure the gas hose is not kinked or twisted in any way 4 Store 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 in or near stairways hallways or passages and thor oughfares between buildings Always store gas cylinders...

Page 19: ...bstances 2maboveand1mtotheside Distancetoflameresistantmaterialsorsubstances 0 25m the barbecue is positioned firmly on a 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 castors are on all grills are inserted all hoods are ope...

Page 20: ...isyoumayburnyourself Keepasfarawayfromtheburneraspossible Stickthe match holder and match through the grill from above near the burner you wish to ignite Then press the appropriate flame regulator A1 A2 and turn it counterclockwise to High 4 To ignite the other main burners repeat steps 2 and 3 using the appropriate flame regulators for the burners 5 Close the lid and allow the barbecue to heat up...

Page 21: ...ecome 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 is possible for the lid to be closed accidentally while the gas flame is still burning For your own safety Only ignite the side burner when you need it Immediately afterwards place ...

Page 22: ...the side burner from above by using a match If you are doing this it is imperative youusethematchholderlocatedinthecart Withoutthisyoumayburnyourself Keepasfarawayfromtheburneras possible Hold the match holder and lit match close to the side burner Then press the appropriate flame regulator A3 and turn it anti clockwise to the High setting 4 Turntheflameregulator A3 tothedesiredheatsetting flamesi...

Page 23: ... cable The coupling of the extension cable must be protected from splashing water be made from rubber or be rubber coated If the connecting cable is damaged it must not be plugged into the electric socket Do not attempt to repair the connecting cable yourself but rather entrust this to a specialised electrician The same applies to any extension cables used Protect the motor from moisture Unplug th...

Page 24: ...iring up If the gas in the rotisserie burner does not ignite within the 5 seconds turntheflameregulator A4 backto OFF wait5min utes and then repeat steps 6 and 7 Alternativelyyoucanalsoignitetherotisseriebyusingamatch Ifyouaredoingthisitisimperativeyouusethematch holderlocatedinthecart Withoutthisyoumayburn yourself Keepasfarawayfromtheburneraspossible Holdthe match holder with a lit match close t...

Page 25: ...on 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 such as sawdust cat litter or other similar substances Infrared burner Caution Infrared bur...

Page 26: ...ge to the barbecue Safety measures Check the burners after a prolonged 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 to disconnect the supply of gas If necessary make sure you replace the gas hose to comply with national requirements En...

Page 27: ... when ac tuating the ignition button unscrew the cap of the ignition button and insert a new battery Ignition cable without contact Visual check fit ignition cable if neces sary The gas outlet nozzle is not inserted in the burner Visual inspection if necessary adjust the burner Ignitionpinnexttotheburnerisbent Visual inspection correct if necessary Gas outlet nozzle is blocked Clean the gas outlet...

Page 28: ...ame is either yellow or or ange 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 barbecue tempera ture The surrounding environment is too windy Switch off the barbecue and move it to a location that is sheltered from the wind ...

Page 29: ...29 LANDMANN Declaration of conformity ...

Page 30: ...30 LANDMANN List of spare parts ...

Page 31: ...ont cross bar x 1 18 Cooking grill x 3 58 Door spring pin x 2 19 Flame cover x 2 59 Door magnet x 2 20 Flame cover with long side edge x 1 60 Match holder x 1 21 Main burner tube x 3 61 Cart door left x 1 22 Grease protection cover for lower infrared burner x 1 62 Cart door right x 1 23 Spark plug for lower infrared burner x 1 63 Door handle x 2 24 Lower infrared burner attachment x 1 64 Mirror tr...

Page 32: ...32 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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