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          BUILT-IN APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS AND CUTOUTS 

 

                                                   

 

 

The LM210 Series grill is designed to be placed in an island cutout that has a bottom in the cutout. The grill 
rests inside and on the bottom of the cutout. Additionally, access holes will need to be cut in the bottom or 
back to allow for pipe routing. 

COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS: the grill should be mounted so that there are no combustible materials within 12” 
of the sides, front, or back of the grill

                  

See section entitled ‘Important Safety Precautions’, items #1. After unpacking, lift the appliance into place. 
The cut-out dimensions provided should result in the grill side edges clearing the sides of the island cutout by 
1/8” per side.  Leave the grill partially out and away from the rear wall at this point. This will allow access for 
gas hook-ups.  

The island/ enclosure should have ventilation holes to prevent gas build-up in the event of a leak. See “Built-In 
Application Requirements and Cutouts Diagram” for recommended cutouts. The MINIMUM vent size is 10” x 
10” or an equivalent rectangular size creating 100 square inches in three places on the island enclosure. 

The deck ledges need to flat and level to prevent uneven burner flames and soot build-up inside the grill. Refer 
to ANSI Z21.58 Standard for Outdoor Cooking Gas Appliances. It is recommended that a 120Volt, 60 Hertz, 15 
Amp GFI certified outdoor outlet be installed on a vertical wall of the island being constructed.  This outlet will 
be used for general purpose and is not required for his appliance. The REAR vertical wall of the island, if 
present, is ideal for placing this outlet. All electrical connections must be installed by a qualified electrician.  

 

  

 

 

STAINLESS STEEL 

INSULATION KIT 

COMBUSTIBLE 

ISLAND 

 

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Summary of Contents for LM210-20

Page 1: ...LazyMan Gourmet Grills USE AND CARE GUIDE LM210 20 LM210 30...

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: ...ions 4 Gas Connections 6 Natural Gas NG 6 Liquid Propane LP 6 Final Checks 8 Operation of Your Grill 10 Introduction 10 Checklists 10 Manual Lighting 11 Lighting Your Grill 12 Cleaning Your Grill 13 T...

Page 5: ...ill 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 damage co...

Page 6: ...intended to be mounted and installed in a built in enclosure island made from NON COMBUSTIBLE materials such as masonry brick or steel For installations in wood or other combustible materials LazyMan...

Page 7: ...ll allow access for gas hook ups The island enclosure should have ventilation holes to prevent gas build up in the event of a leak See Built In Application Requirements and Cutouts Diagram for recomme...

Page 8: ...ections and LP hose connections It is also shipped with an NG regulator for natural gas grills and an LP regulator with hose for burners set up for liquid propane It is highly recommended that a quali...

Page 9: ...gas connections prior to operation of this appliance INSTALLATION USING LP GAS LIQUID PROPANE BOTTLE when using bottled LP then use the LP regulator and hose equipped with the LP appliance The instal...

Page 10: ...d 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 enti...

Page 11: ...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 the LP gas when finished using...

Page 12: ...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 one complete turn minimum in th...

Page 13: ...n by looking upward at them from the front You will see a small Phillips head screw which secures the air shutter Loosen this screw NOTE the air shutter opening has been factory pre set to the half wa...

Page 14: ...the weather cover and the top finger grate pan from the unit Remove the burner s by sliding it toward the rear and off of the valve orifice Check the burner for any apparent obstructions Also check t...

Page 15: ...before lighting This will increase the risk of explosion property damage personal injury or death 4 When lighting keep your face and body as far from the appliance as possible If a burner does not lig...

Page 16: ...ol knob in a COUNTERCLOCKWISE direction until the knob pointer is facing UP HIGH position AT THE SAME TIME depress the IGNITION switch on the front panel to ignite the burner The electronic igniter wi...

Page 17: ...brasive like Scotch Brite can be used but ALWAYS remember to work in the direction of the grain DO NOT use metallic abrasives like steel wool to clean your grill s front surfaces DO NOT use solvents o...

Page 18: ...the Finger Grate Pan has been removed from the appliance see above you will have access to the burner s Make sure the appliance is cool and that all control knobs and main gas supply lines are turned...

Page 19: ...ve very SLOWLY 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 applian...

Page 20: ...is turned ON Push in on the ignition switch located near the center of the front of the grill and confirm that you hear a clicking sound coming from the electronic igniter If you hear the clicking so...

Page 21: ...und in the section entitled CLEANING THE BURNERS With the burners out of the grill look inside each burner for obstructions that may interrupt gas flow Follow the remainder of that section 8 Windy con...

Page 22: ...ny spider webs or nests The burner s should be cleaned at least once a year for optimum performance APPLIANCE DOES NOT LIGHT AFTER RAIN STORM OR WET CONDITIONS The electronic ignition has most likely...

Page 23: ...ket Assembly from the burner support bracing Cross Brace by using a right angle Philips screw driver A straight Philips screw driver can also be used by angling the screw driver into the head of the s...

Page 24: ...IRON BURNER 2207 GRATE SET OF 4 2206 GRATE SUPPORT PAN 2119 COPPER TUBE GAS SUPPLY 2209B FRONT LABEL 2203E ELECTRONIC IGNITION 2208 C SPARK PLUG 2204 MANIFOLD 2204V VAVE 2202 CHASSIS 2201 DRIP PAN 22...

Page 25: ...ECTRONIC IGNITION 3016 C FRONT LABEL 2119 COPPER TUBE GAS SUPPLY 3008 SPARK PLUG SET OF 2 2208 C SPARK PLUG EA S SUPPLY 3012 2207 3007 3006 2205 C 3005 C 3014 2119 3016 C 3003E 3012 WEATHER COVER 3014...

Page 26: ...ing Inc will repair or replace at its discretion any part which fails or is found to be defective during the warranty period at no cost to the original purchaser Warranty service must be performed by...

Page 27: ...to you This warranty gives you specified legal rights and you may have other rights which may vary from state to state DISCLAIMER OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES AND LIMITATION OF REMEDIES CUSTOMER S SOLE AND E...

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