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SAFETY 

This appliance is designed in accordance with CE Standards. 

Use outdoors only. 

Read the instructions before using the appliance. 

Warning: accessible parts may be very hot.  Keep young 
children away. 

Do not move the appliance during use. 

Use caution when handling or transporting this product. 
Metal edges can present a hazard. Use appropriate gloves 
when lifting or handling. Before lifting, remove side shelves 
and grids and grates. 

Turn off the gas supply at the cylinder after use. 

Use protective gloves when handling hot components. 

The aeration adjustments on the main burners, rear burner 
and side burner have been adjusted, set and sealed at the 
factory and should not be adjusted /manipulated.

 

Any modification of the appliance may be dangerous. 

In the event of a gas leak, shut off gas supply. 

If you smell gas: 
1.  Shut off gas to the appliance. 
2.  Extinguish any open flame. 
3.  Open lid. 
4.  If odor continues, immediately call your gas supplier. 

LOCATION 

Maintain a minimum of 76cm from the appliance to any 
combustible construction. 
Do not locate under an unprotected combustible ceiling or cover. 
Keep the area around this appliance clear from any combustible 
materials, petrol, and other flammable vapors and liquids. 
Do not obstruct the flow of combustion and ventilating air. 

SPECIFICATIONS 

 

MODEL 

TOTAL 

HEAT 

INPUT 

TOTAL 

HEAT 

INPUT 

JET SIZE 

MAIN 

BURNER 

JET SIZE 

SIDE 

BURNER 

JET SIZE 

REAR 

BURNER 

4312 / 4412 / 9312 / 9412-53 

8.8 kW 

640 g/h 

0.84mm 

 

 

4312 / 4412 / 9312 / 9412-63 

11.5 kW 

836 g/h 

0.84mm 

0.79mm 

 

9312-83 

15.0 kW 

1091 g/h 

0.84mm 

0.79mm 

0.94mm 

2012 / 6113 / 9013 / 9113 / 9219 / 
9611 / 9815-53 

8.8 kW 

640 g/h 

0.85mm 

 

 

2122 / 9123-53 

11.4 kW 

829 g/h 

0.85mm 

 

 

9013 / 9113 / 9611 / 9219 / 9619-
63 

11.5 kW 

836 g/h 

0.85mm 

0.79mm 

 

2122 / 5023 / 5123 / 6123 / 9023 / 
9123 / 9229 / 9621 / 9629-63 

14.1 kW 

1025 g/h 

0.85mm 

0.79mm 

 

5023 / 5123 / 9023 / 9123 / 9229 / 
9621. / 9825-83 

18.5 kW 

1345 g/h 

0.85mm 

0.79mm 

1.04mm 

5133 / 6133 / 9033 / 9133 / 9239 / 
9631 / 9639-83 

20.3 kW 

1476 g/h 

0.85mm 

0.79mm 

1.04mm 

9576-43 

24.7 kW 

1796 g/h 

0.87mm 

0.79mm 

0.99mm 

9571 / 9575 / 9576 / 9896 / 9976-
83 

24.7 kW 

1796 g/h 

0.87mm 

0.79mm 

0.99mm 

9887 / 9888-53 

13.2 kW 

960 g/h 

0.90mm 

 

 

9887 / 9888 / 9889-83 

21.15 kW 

1538 g/h 

0.90mm 

0.79mm 

1.15mm 

1962 / 9462-53 

11.4 kW 

829 g/h 

0.91mm 

0.79mm 

 

9561 / 9761-53 

13.2 kW 

960 g/h 

0.91mm 

 

 

9462-63 

14.1 kW 

1025 g/h 

0.91mm 

0.79mm 

 

5861 / 9561 / 9565 / 9761 / 9861-
63 

15.9 kW 

1156 g/p 

0.91mm 

0.79mm 

 

9565-43 

20.3 kW 

1476 g/h 

0.91mm 

0.79mm 

0.99mm 

5861 / 9561 / 9565 / 9761 / 9866-
83 

20.3 kW 

1476 g/h 

0.91mm 

0.79mm 

0.99mm 

9585-43 

23.1 kW 

1680 g/h 

0.91mm 

0.79mm 

1.02mm 

9581 / 9585 / 9586 / 9785 / 9986-
83 

23.1 kW 

1680 g/h 

0.91mm 

0.79mm 

1.02mm 

9865 / 9867 / 9868 / 9869-53 

11.4 kW 

829 g/h 

0.97mm 

 

 

9865-63 

14.1 kW 

1025 g/h 

0.97mm 

0.79mm 

 

9865 / 9867 / 9868 / 9869-83 

18.5 kW 

1345 g/h 

0.97mm 

0.79mm 

1.02mm 

9875 / 9877-53 

12.0 kW 

873 g/h 

0.99mm 

 

 

9877 / 9878-83 

19.95 kW 

1451 g/h 

0.99mm 

0.79mm 

1.15mm 

 
CYLINDER 

Cylinders up to and including the 15 kg size may be used.  Do 
not use cylinders larger than 15 kg. 
Always treat a cylinder with care. Never store it on its side 
because the valve could become damaged, resulting in a leak 
which could be serious. Always use the cylinder upright. 
Horizontally, liquid fuel could get into the supply pipes with 
damaging results. 

Always place the cylinder in an accessible location to facilitate 
changing and emergency shut off. Always disconnect the gas 
cylinder before moving the appliance. 
Never subject a cylinder to heat.  The pressure inside the 
cylinder could build up and exceed the designed safety limit. 

Never store cylinders in cellars, adjacent to open drains and 
basement areas or below ground level.  Propane is heavier 
than air.  If there is a leak, the gas will collect at low level and 
become dangerous in the presence of a spark or flame. 
Never store butane or propane cylinders indoors. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

STORAGE 

When storing the appliance for long periods of time, remove 
the cylinder and cover the barbecue. Store the cylinder 
outdoors in a well ventilated place. 

SERVICING 

This gas appliance should not be altered or interfered with. 
Any adjustment or servicing should be carried out by a 
qualified engineer.

 Regular maintenance is recommended.  

See maintenance instructions. 

Summary of Contents for 9581

Page 1: ...SAFETY 2 REGULATOR LP GAS HOSE 3 VENTURI TUBES 3 BUTANE 4 PROPANE 5 LEAK TESTING 6 LIGHTING 7 OPERATION 8 COOKING TECHNIQUES 8 MAINTENANCE 10 TROUBLE SHOOTING 11 WARRANTY 12 READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAR...

Page 2: ...4 7 kW 1796 g h 0 87mm 0 79mm 0 99mm 9571 9575 9576 9896 9976 83 24 7 kW 1796 g h 0 87mm 0 79mm 0 99mm 9887 9888 53 13 2 kW 960 g h 0 90mm 9887 9888 9889 83 21 15 kW 1538 g h 0 90mm 0 79mm 1 15mm 1962...

Page 3: ...P 30 30 mbar 30 mbar ES I 3 28 30 37 28 30 mbar 37 mbar PT I 3 28 30 37 28 30 mbar 37 mbar IT I 3 28 30 37 28 30 mbar 37 mbar SE I 3B P 30 30 mbar 30 mbar NO I 3B P 30 30 mbar 30 mbar FI I 3B P 30 30...

Page 4: ...ct the black washer for damage before connecting 2 Make sure that All taps on the gas appliance are closed The switch is in the off position 4 Fit the connecting nut to the cylinder using the correct...

Page 5: ...keep to replace later 2 Inspect the connection for damage before connecting Fit the connecting nut left hand thread to the cylinder a Connecting Nut for use with Spanner Using the correct spanner tigh...

Page 6: ...cylinder 2 Check that all control knobs are turned to OFF 3 Prepare a soap solution of one part water one part liquid detergent 4 Open cylinder valve all the way 5 Brush the soap solution on each conn...

Page 7: ...h and rotate left main burner control knob to Hi 9b For Side Burner Push and turn side burner control knob to Hi Push and hold the ignitor button Burner should ignite within 5 seconds Note To light bu...

Page 8: ...and chops Medium Setting will produce temperatures inside the barbecue of approximately 450 F 230 C with the lid down Use this setting for most grilling of chicken burgers vegetables and for roasting...

Page 9: ...LB MED LOW 3 5 HRS TURKEY OR CHICKEN 2 5 LB MED LOW 2 4 HRS TURKEY OR CHICKEN 5 10 LB MED LOW 3 5 HRS When using rotisserie burner set heat at Med High ROTISSERIE COOKING Follow the steps for Indirec...

Page 10: ...gas cylinder valve to OFF turn the control knobs to OFF When the barbecue is cool remove the foil and grids Scrape the Flav R Wave clean and remove then clean the interior of the bottom oven by scrapi...

Page 11: ...device to activate 7 Leak test connections to determine loose fitting Tighten fitting Leak test system 8 Venturi blocked 8 Remove burner clean venturi See Venturi Tubes 9 Venturi not aligned with val...

Page 12: ...urner at the following discounts from current price During 3rd year 50 4th year 40 5th year 25 Shipping and handling charges are the responsibility of the owner PORCELAIN COOKING GRIDS Most OMC cookin...

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