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HSL-32 Hibachi Griddle Operator Manual

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Contents

Safety Considerations

Safety Symbols

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Operational Warnings

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Gas Safety

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Natural Gas Supply Requirements

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LP Cylinder Requirements

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Filling and Refilling LP Gas Cylinders

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Leak Testing

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Transporting and Storing LP Gas Cylinder

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Specifications

Griddle Specifications

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Customer Required Items

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LP Gas Cylinder

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LP Cylinder Mount

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Gas Regulator

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Installation

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Outdoor Rated Electric Cord

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Safety Equipment

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Griddle Covers

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Griddle Island Preparation

Paradise Grills Island Ventilation

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Griddle Location

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Clearances

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Surface Clearances

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Custom Island Construction

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Planning Considerations

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Custom-built Island Ventilation

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Custom-built Island Cut-outs

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Griddle Dimensions

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Griddle Assembly

Griddle Damage Upon Delivery

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Unpack the Box

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Install the Griddle

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Griddle Setup

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Electrical Precautions

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Connect Griddle to Gas Source

Summary of Contents for HSL-32

Page 1: ...HSL 32 Hibachi Griddle Operator Manual...

Page 2: ...IONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE You are responsible for checking updates and revisions available online at http www paradisegrillsdirect com owners Serial number ______________________________________ See i...

Page 3: ...ylinder 10 LP Cylinder Mount 10 Gas Regulator 11 Installation 11 Outdoor Rated Electric Cord 12 Safety Equipment 12 Griddle Covers 12 Griddle Island Preparation 13 Paradise Grills Island Ventilation 1...

Page 4: ...ing and Maintenance 36 Maintain your Griddle 36 Stainless Steel Maintenance 36 Corrosive Environmental Conditions 37 Clean the Griddle Exterior 37 Clean the Griddle Plate 37 Clean the Drip Tray 38 Pre...

Page 5: ...users must read this entire manual before attempting to operate the griddle Follow these safety precautions every time the griddle is used This griddle is for outdoor use only Do not operate in a buil...

Page 6: ...your appliance and contact your gas supplier or fire department immediately IF THE BURNER GOES OUT Gas will continue to flow out of the burner and could accidently ignite with risk of injury If during...

Page 7: ...hreads doing so may cause a clog in the regulator and prevent your griddle from safe and proper operation Any pressure testing must be performed only by a qualified gas technician Before and during pr...

Page 8: ...LP cylinder valve 2 Disconnect the regulator hose from the LP cylinder 3 Remove cylinder from the enclosure have it replaced or filled at your local qualified LP gas dealer 4 Connect the regulator val...

Page 9: ...est all gas piping and connections for leaks after installation or service for both NG and LP gas systems Never use an open flame to check for leaks Do not smoke or allow other sources of ignition in...

Page 10: ...s when transporting or storing an LP gas cylinder Transport only one cylinder at a time Ensure the cylinder is secured in an upright position with the control valve turned off and the dust cover in pl...

Page 11: ...TU Output 12 000 BTU per Burner x2 Griddle hood Included Ignition Piezo Ignition System Cooking Area 461 sq in Drip Tray 304 Stainless Steel Burner Stainless Steel Tube Griddle Lights Included Griddle...

Page 12: ...Dangerous Goods See the LP cylinder collar for marking Figure 2 LP Gas Cylinder Requirements LP cylinder valve must have o Type 1 outlet compatible with regulator or griddle o Safety relief valve UL l...

Page 13: ...adapter or connected to its own separate regulated supply line Installation Operating a gas cooking appliance without a proper regulator is dangerous and may cause serious bodily injury death and or p...

Page 14: ...xtension cords should be used with outdoor products and are surface marked with suffix letter W and with a tag stating Suitable for use with outdoor appliances The maximum length allowed for the exten...

Page 15: ...Figure 4 a Use the provided adjustable footers to ensure the island s entire bottom edge on all sides is always at least 1 above the ground b Open gap spacing under the griddle head and side burners...

Page 16: ...nd barrier wind deflector or wind guard Winds directly hitting the back of the griddle may cause unsafe and improper operation This griddle is designed for outdoor use only DO NOT use this griddle ins...

Page 17: ...ommended for any overhead construction When a vent hood is used the coverage must be larger than the cooking surface of the griddle with a minimum of 1200 CFM air movement Custom Island Construction T...

Page 18: ...the griddle protected from adverse weather including rain and wind Custom fitted covers are available for purchase that have been specially designed for this griddle Gas supply line Pay careful atten...

Page 19: ...ed Consult your local licensed professional and local codes for adequacy requirements Ensure your outdoor kitchen is constructed out of non combustible materials If your outdoor kitchen is constructed...

Page 20: ...18 Griddle Island Preparation HSL 32 Hibachi Griddle Operator Manual Griddle Dimensions Figure 8 HSL 32 Dimensions...

Page 21: ...hall not be held liable for any damage that occurs during shipment If damages are unnoticed until the product is unpacked notify the delivery company immediately and file a concealed damage claim with...

Page 22: ...firebox and set it on a clean sturdy flat surface NOTE The griddle plate weighs approximately 45 pounds use caution when lifting 2 Check each burner for obstruction a Remove one burner at a time lift...

Page 23: ...griddle in any island cut out measure to ensure the opening is not bigger than the outside frame of the griddle Figure 12 the griddle edges must rest on the lip of the frame Figure 12 Griddle Rests on...

Page 24: ...re 14 Position Griddle into Place b Ensure the gas line and electrical cable are inside the open cut out space c Ensure nothing is binding below the griddle d Slide the griddle all the way back into p...

Page 25: ...ve and discard Figure 16 Remove Inspection Sticker 3 Connect the LED light electrical cable to the power supply Figure 17 Connect Power Supply a Align the griddle plug with the power supply holes Figu...

Page 26: ...e appliance malfunctions or has been damaged in any manner contact Paradise Grills to discuss service options or call a licensed professional for inspection and repair Do not let the cord hang over th...

Page 27: ...19 matches the gas type being supplied to the griddle either NG or LP All gas installations connections conversions and adjustments must be performed by a qualified gas technician Figure 19 Griddle R...

Page 28: ...um size LP tank to be used The cylinder must be marked in accordance with U S Department of Transportation CFR49 Part 173 Specifications for LP Gas Cylinders National Standards of Canada CSA B339 Cyli...

Page 29: ...tor is equipped with a hose long enough to reach from the griddle s gas intake fitting to the LP cylinder The regulator must use a 3 8 connector to attach to the griddle below right Figure 21 Example...

Page 30: ...low right Figure 22 LP Cylinder Connection 6 Rotate the regulator coupler nut clockwise until you meet resistance then tighten another 1 2 to 3 4 turn Tighten by hand only do not use any tools 7 If th...

Page 31: ...griddle and gas connections 1 Mix a solution of soapy water in a spray bottle using one part liquid soap to two parts water 2 Ensure all the griddle control knobs are in the OFF position Turn on the...

Page 32: ...Leak Test 7 Make note of the location of any leaks indicated by growing bubbles and turn off the gas supply 8 Contact a qualified gas technician to tighten any loose connections or replace any faulty...

Page 33: ...o prevent injury and appliance damage Do not leave an operating griddle unattended Close supervision is necessary when this or any appliance is used near children Keep children away from the griddle d...

Page 34: ...s complete securely tightened and leak tested see Leak Test on page 28 All parts and components are properly in place Manual gas shut off valve is fully accessible The LP gas hose is clean and free of...

Page 35: ...ockwise to the HI position 5 You will hear a loud click as the lighter produces the ignition spark 6 Listen for the sound of the gas igniting and confirm ignition by looking through the drain slot to...

Page 36: ...ddle Like a cast iron skillet the griddle should be seasoned before cooking with it for the first time For best results and longevity we recommend this process to prepare the griddle for use 1 Set the...

Page 37: ...2 3 minutes General temperature settings Use HI burner setting for searing heavy cooking and preheating Use other burner settings to create temperatures to suit your personal cooking preferences Tempe...

Page 38: ...ium oxide protects stainless steel from corrosion Oxygen from the atmosphere combines with the chromium in the stainless steel to form a protective chromium oxide film This protection will be reduced...

Page 39: ...erials used in the construction of your griddle are rust and corrosion resistant not rust and corrosion proof If neglected and left on the griddle corrosive elements such as chlorine in the air high s...

Page 40: ...er each use Failure to do so could result in a fire When the griddle has cooled remove the drip tray by pulling it straight out from the griddle NOTE If you ve done extensive cooking and cleaned the g...

Page 41: ...ure 26 Correct Flame Appearance Inspect the burners if the griddle has not been used for more than a month or if any of the following conditions occur 1 The smell of gas along with the burner flames a...

Page 42: ...se a small flat head screwdriver to adjust a To decrease the flame size rotate to the left to allow more air b To increase the flame size rotate to the right to reduce the air c Make incremental chang...

Page 43: ...test the flame and adjust again as needed 5 Repeat for all burners as needed Convert to Another Gas Type The conversion process orifice change out is the same for each gas Whatever gas your griddle is...

Page 44: ...reads are exposed to get it started Figure 29 right If possible use a hand driver and tighten only until hand tight If using a socket wrench tightly only until resistance is felt and then 1 8 of a tur...

Page 45: ...test for proper flame height flame should stand between 1 2 1 on LOW and 1 1 2 2 on HIGH a Light the griddle and rotate temp knob to LOW flame setting b Pull off the knob and adjust the setscrew show...

Page 46: ...44 Griddle Diagram HSL 32 Hibachi Griddle Operator Manual Griddle Diagram...

Page 47: ...he ORIGINAL PURCHASER S transfer of ownership of the griddle to any other person or entity This Limited Warranty excludes and does not cover 1 oxidation rust corrosion discoloration staining or other...

Page 48: ...SE GRILLS Paradise Grills shall not be liable to the ORIGINAL PURCHASER or any other person or entity for any incidental indirect special reliance general ordinary nominal pain and suffering lost prof...

Page 49: ...barred To submit a warranty claim the ORIGINAL PURCHASER must submit a written description and photographs detailing the griddle s damage or defect s along with a complete copy of the Final Sales Agr...

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