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4.INSTALLATION

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This barbecue must only be used outdoors and must be placed in a well-ventilated area. Take care never to place it

UNDERacombustible surface.The sides of the barbecue must NEVERbe less than one metre from any combustible

surface. Keep this barbecue away from flammable materials!

Carefully select the area in which to use the barbecue. It should be placed in an open but sheltered space away 

from trees and other objects that could catch fire.

Do not block the air intakes on the body of the barbecue.

If you have to replace the cylinder, check that it is fully closed and that there are no ignition sources (cigarettes,

naked flames, sparks, etc.) nearby before continuing.

Connect the gas hose at the gas intake point. Do not over-tighten it. Do not use adhesive tape or liquid adhesive

on the connection. Tighten them by hand.

IF A THREADED HOSE IS USED, THE PRE-INSTALLED NOZZLE MUST BE REMOVED.

Check that all of the barbecue control buttons are in the OFF position. Connect the regulator to the gas  cylinder,

following the instructions provided by the regulator and cylinder retailer. 

Check that all of the barbecue control buttons are in the OFF position. Connect the regulator to the gas  cylinder, 

following the instructions provided by the regulator and cylinder retailer. 

Before  continuing,  ensure  that  you  have  correctly  understood  the  IMPORTANT  INFORMATION  section  of  this 

manual.

The design of this barbecue prohibits the use of more than 50% of the cooking zone as a solid plate. If the plates

are completely covered, the resulting excessive heat build-up could damage the barbecue, which the warranty 

does not cover. 

Open the hood of your barbecue before lighting it. NEVER light your barbecue with the hood closed.

Ensure that all of the gas buttons are OFF. Open the gas control valve on the gas cylinder or regulator. 

Push the button of the burner that you want to light and turn it anti-clockwise until you feel a resistance to

rotation. Wait 4 seconds, then continue to turn the knob until you hear a click (the burner will normally ignite). 

Repeat this operation several times until the burner ignites.

 

Light the other burners in any order, depending on your needs. Check that each burner is lit before lighting the next. 

Lighting the barbecue

 

Warnings

 

5.OPERATION

Affixing the regulator to the gas cylinder

 

Connecting a gas hose to the barbecue

 

Precautions

 

Selecting an area

 

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Summary of Contents for KENTON 3276000323594

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Page 46: ...gas leak it will accumulate at a low point and can explode on contact with a flame orspark Foruseonlywithcylindersofliquefiedcombustiblegas Youshouldusearegulatordesignedforpropane butane or mixed ga...

Page 47: ...thetemperatureofthegasfallsbelow 10 C Checkthatyouhavethecorrectgascylinderandregulatorforyourbarbecue Thehosemust hangfreely without beingbent folded ortwistedsoasnot toobstruct thepassageof gas Alw...

Page 48: ...at all of the barbecue control buttons are in the OFF position Connect the regulator to the gas cylinder following the instructions provided by the regulator and cylinder retailer Before continuing en...

Page 49: ...re the best cookingresults Thestainlesssteel burnersheattheheatdiffuser orthebasketwithbriquettes lavastone underthegrill which in turn heats the food placed on the grill The natural juices produced b...

Page 50: ...turnallofthegasvalvesfullyclockwisetotheOFFpositionandturn off the gas supply to the cylinder Waituntil the barbecue is cold before closing the hood Clean your barbecue regularly between uses and espe...

Page 51: ...g conditions Removing your barbecue from storage If one or more burners do not ignite If the flame of the burner is too yellow If the gas ignites behind the control panel Toclean a burner completely r...

Page 52: ...y As with any stainless steel product and to guarantee the longevity of your product particularly the appearance of the stainless steel we recommend regularly maintaining the stainless steel parts of...

Page 53: ...n the end of the electrode and the port on the burner Realign the electrode asrequired The burner does not ignite with a gasigniter The gas cylinder is empty Replace with a full cylinder Faultyregulat...

Page 54: ...ment or to multiple residences such as restaurants hotels holiday centres and rentedproperties Under no circumstances shall compensation of any kind be in excess of the amount of the purchase price of...

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