CLEANING, STORAGE, MAINTAINENCE
CLEANING
Periodically inspect your table to
ensure debris does not accumulate in the
fire pan and block burner ports or drainage
holes. Check for any blockage in the air
mixer directly under the firepan. Spider-
webs could affect proper gas flow with the
airmixer (fig. 3). It is imperative that the
control compartment, airmixer, burners, are
kept clean.
STONE CARE
Often soot will develop on the fire stones
as a result of poor combustion of gas. This
is normal and can be from gas quality or
poor air circulation between fire stones.
To clean, simply hose off the table making
sure that water doesn’t accumulate inside
burner tubes.
WOOD CARE
Your cedar fire table and cedar cover have
been burned and treated with clear Penofin
sealing coat. To clean siimply hose down
the wood or wipe with a damp cloth. You
can reapply a Penofin clear coat if the wood
begins to loose it’s luster or
water repellancy.
CAUTION, SOME MARKING CAN
OCCUR ON NEW LITTLEFEET
Intitially, the charred wood may soil your
hands while assembling Littlefoot. Do not
sit on your Littlefoot in a white Velour jump-
suit until the table has weathered and is no
longer marking. You can test this by wiping
it with a light colored cloth.
EZGo Propane Stabilizer
Your Littlefoot comes with a EZGO Propane Stabilizer.
Aside from Littlefoot, this is the greatest thing you never
knew you needed. Not only does it stabilze the propane
tank and make fire table operation safer, this lightweight
durable plastic device protects your floor from the tank and
makes trips to the hardware store for fill ups a breeze.
REPLACEMENT PARTS
Replacement parts can be found at
www.BigfootFireTable.com
*Bigfoot Firestones™
*Burnertubes
*Burnertray
*Airmixer
*LP valve
*10ft. LP hose
*12 inch LP flex hose
EZGO Stabilizer
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Integrated Windscreen
Your Littlefoot comes with two integrated windscreens. One or
both screens can be used at anytime. To raise, simply grasp
both ends and slide screen up thru the slots. To lower, reverse
the screen thru the slot being carefull not to touch the hot metal
near the center of the firepan.
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