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CLEANING YOUR GRILL  

SPECIAL CLEANING FOR A1TS/B60 AND GRILLS 

WITH BIG 60 BURNER 

CLEANING THE BURNER  

If your grill is equipped with a BIG 60 side power 

burner, then periodically you should perform a 
mild cleaning of the Pan Supports, Top Pan, and 
the BurnerAll procedures must be done when 
the appliance is COLD and all control knobs 
and main gas supply lines are
 turned OFF.  

 

Start by removing the Pan Supports located on 

top of the appliance. These supports can be 
removed by lifting each one up from the center 
and tilting them out from their retaining slots. 

          

                                                                                                                           

 

Continue

 by removing the Top Pan

 by simply 

lifting up on the pan and separating it from the 
grill body. 

      

 

 

 Both the Pan Supports and the Top Pan can be 

placed in a sink of dish soap water (similar to 
cleaning a kitchen pot or pan) and then gently 
scrubbing them with a non-metallic medium grit 
abrasive (like a sponge backed with Scotch-
Brite® or equivalent). Using metallic abrasives 

(like steel wool) is NOT recommended since 
portions of the steel fibers can remain on the 
supports.  

NOTE: in some cases, depending on the option, 

a heavy duty bar grate is supplied with the Big 
60 unit rather than a Top Pan and Pan Supports. 
If this is the case, simply remove this grate for 
cleaning and to access the burner. 

Examine the Burner: 

Once the Top Pan and Pan Supports (or the 

grate) have been removed, the burner will be 
clearly visible and accessible. 

            

 

 
 Check the burner for any dirt or debris that may 

have fallen onto it. Clean the burner with a 
brass or wire brush and look particularly for 
clogged burner ports. Clear any visibly clogged 
ports with a paper clip. Do NOT use a wooden 
tooth pick as, this could break off inside the 
port. In most cases, minor surface cleaning of 
this burner is all that is needed to keep your grill 
clean and working properly. 

 
If you suspect that the burner may need a more 

thorough cleaning, i.e., it appears to generate 
reduced heat or the burner flames are solid 
yellow, then the burner can be removed from 
the grill for a deeper cleaning and adjustment. 
See also the ‘Trouble Shooting’ section of this 
manual under the heading ‘Yellow Burner 
Flames- Big 60 Only’. 

 
REMOVING THE BURNER 
Always be sure that the appliance is cold and 

the valve controls and the main gas supply 
have been turned OFF. 

Pan Supports 

Big 60 Top Pan 

Big 60 Burner 

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Summary of Contents for A4TS

Page 1: ...LazyMan Gourmet Grills USE AND CARE GUIDE OPEN HEARTH SERIES GRILLS ELITE SERIES GRILLS...

Page 2: ...the gas odor continues keep everyone away from the grill and immediately call your gas company or fire department WARNING 1 DO NOT store or use gasoline or any other flammable liquids in the vicinity...

Page 3: ...nstallation 6 Always have an ABC fire extinguisher accessible Never attempt to extinguish a grease fire with water or other liquids 7 If this appliance is removed and stored INDOORS leave propane cyli...

Page 4: ...ral Gas NG 9 Liquid Propane LP 9 Final Checks 11 Operation of Your Grill 12 Introduction 12 Checklists 12 Grill Controls 14 Lighting Your Grill 14 Cooking on Your grill 16 Using the Optional Rotisseri...

Page 5: ...essure will build up and the container can explode 8 Do not use aluminum foil on the grill racks This will prevent proper ventilation and allow excessive heat to build inside the grill Such heat can d...

Page 6: ...be located at the bottom of the main cutout On the stubbed side of the gas line the notch needs only to be 2 back from the front Reverse the notches and hole location if it is desired to change the ga...

Page 7: ...bed side on the right The gas exit side can be changed to the right side by simply reversing the fittings This notch should measure 1 1 2 x 1 1 2 and run vertically on the entire height of the cutout...

Page 8: ...into the island The above diagram shows a typical Natural Gas installation where the gas piping is routed through the back of the island and externally to the gas source This routing can also be acco...

Page 9: ...connections This will be the length of your next nipple 7 Install this nipple to the regulator and at the other end install a NPT female Tee connection The third downward leg of the Tee is used to in...

Page 10: ...l to check all gas connections after attaching the LP tank INSTALLATION METHOD 1 USING LP LIQUID PROPANE BULK TANK If you have ordered a grill configured for LP Liquid Propane then you have received a...

Page 11: ...ength This will be the length of your first pipe All piping should be 1 2 I D with 1 2 NPT male threads at both ends This pipe is called a nipple Nipples come pre threaded at both ends and are availab...

Page 12: ...with your grill If you plan to attach the grill directly to a bulk propane tank then you cannot use the supplied hose You must obtain a regulator from LazyMan Inc Please order P N 10099 This is a reg...

Page 13: ...s and best performance For this a 3 4 FIP x 1 2 MIP reducer fitting will be required not supplied Calculate the total BTU output of all appliances that will be attached to this line and use the chart...

Page 14: ...rfill protection device Never use a cylinder with a damaged valve A dented or rusty LP cylinder may be hazardous and should not be used If in doubt have it checked by your LP supplier Always shut off...

Page 15: ...l control knobs are in the OFF position Turn on the fuel supply For Natural Gas turn the valve handle 1 4 turn so the handle is in line with the pipe and gas flow For LP turn the cylinder valve knob o...

Page 16: ...INCREASE The wind has prevented the hot gases from escaping from the rear and instead building up at the lower front of the grill away from the hood thermometer probes To immediately remedy this condi...

Page 17: ...d call a qualified plumber to check for leaks See also section in this manual entitled FINAL CHECKS 2 The cooking area and cooking grates are free from combustibles that could ignite 3 All control val...

Page 18: ...rill as shown in the above diagram For Natural Gas NG grills turn the main gas control valve to ON The valve is ON when the valve lever is in line and parallel to the gas piping and gas flow For Propa...

Page 19: ...rn the valve OFF and wait 5 minutes for the unburned gas to dissipate Then after 5 minutes it is safe to begin the procedure again Light the second burner in the same zone and by using the same proced...

Page 20: ...chart on the following page as a guide to prepare a wide variety of food dishes on your grill Use a food thermometer purchased separately to periodically check the internal temperature of the food you...

Page 21: ...s NOT directly below the food source Heat reaches the food source through air movement and not from direct flames This type of heat is also known as convection cooking It is achieved by placing the fo...

Page 22: ...cement and tighten BOTH thumb screws on the forks Wrap any loose portion of the meat for example the wing of a turkey with butcher s string only Do NOT use standard string plastic or nylon string Slid...

Page 23: ...E the meat is in place as severe burns to the fingers and hands can result while attempting to mount the meat and spit rod on top of the hot burners DO NOT attempt to use the rotisserie system when th...

Page 24: ...R LEFT control knob and turn 1 4 turn counter clockwise to HIGH The burner should light within seconds If after 5 seconds the burner does NOT light turn the valve OFF and wait 5 minutes for the gas to...

Page 25: ...21...

Page 26: ...e metallic abrasives like steel wool to clean your grill s front surfaces DO NOT use solvents on the grill label CLEANING THE DRIP PAN Similar to cleaning the main grill components the longer you wait...

Page 27: ...ava Rocks away from each burner to completely expose the burner Slide the burner FORWARD toward you to allow the back flange to lift up and disengage from it retaining cradle Now slide the burner towa...

Page 28: ...es depending on the option a heavy duty bar grate is supplied with the Big 60 unit rather than a Top Pan and Pan Supports If this is the case simply remove this grate for cleaning and to access the bu...

Page 29: ...ide the port Finish the cleaning process by tilting the burner upright with the three venturi openings facing down and over the trash can Shake the burner and allow all remaining INSIDE debris to fall...

Page 30: ...Y to help allow the valve to reset Is the correct type of fuel being supplied The type of fuel your grill was built for NG or LP can be found on the label at the right rear of the appliance Is the Lav...

Page 31: ...was added Never use more than one gas regulator to control gas flow This will substantially REDUCE cooking efficiency 5 If a low heat condition still persists check that the gas line for NG applicati...

Page 32: ...t the process Allow the burner to cool and modify the adjustment by rotating the shutter BACK slightly closing up the air shutter opening until the flames are blue stable and quiet IF YOU SMELL OF GAS...

Page 33: ...be or A003 Steel Burner A004 Valve w handle A004BH Knob Only A005 1 Pipe Manifold A006 Broiler Body A006T 1 Stainless Front Trim Piece A007 Burner Insert Pan A009 Drip Pan A005 1 A004 A001 A003 A007 A...

Page 34: ...r A004 Valve w handle A004BH Knob Only A005 2 Pipe Manifold A006 2 Broiler Body A006T 2 Stainless Front Trim Piece A007 1 Burner Insert Pan A008 Trim Cap A009 Drip Pan A0014 Divider Cap MODEL A2 TS PA...

Page 35: ...Steel Burner A004 Valve w handle A004BH Knob Only A005 3 Pipe Manifold A006 3 Broiler Body A006T 3 Stainless Front Trim Piece A007 1 Burner Insert Pan A007 2 Burner Insert Pan A008 Trim Cap A009 Drip...

Page 36: ...le A004BH Knob Only A005 4 Pipe Manifold A006 4 Broiler Body A006T 4 Stainless Front Trim Piece A007 1 Burner Insert Pan A007 2 Burner Insert Pan A008 Trim Cap A009 Drip Pan A0014 Divider Cap A004 A00...

Page 37: ...05 1 GRATE SUPPORT PAN 6004 60 000 BTU BURNER A006T 1 60 FRONT TRIM 6009 FRONT LABLE 6002 KNOBS SET OF 3 A009 DRIP PAN 6003 PIPE MANIFOLD 6001 V VALVES SET OF 3 6006 TS CHASSIS 6005 1 6004 A006T 6009...

Page 38: ...arranty excludes surface corrosion scratches and discoloration which may occur during regular use This warranty is limited to the replacement of the defective part s with the owner paying all other co...

Page 39: ...ion providing normal care and maintenance providing proof of purchase upon request and making the grill accessible for service In the event of any warranty replacement all removal replacement installa...

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