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Instructions for the user

44

BARBECUE COOKING

Misc

ellane

ous / 

ad

vice

Fl

ame at 

maximu

m setti

ng

Mediu

m

 / 

h

igh flame

Mediu

m

 / 

h

igh flame

Burners on mini

mu

m setting

Burner

s on 

medium 

/ minimum setting

M

e

dium 

/ minimum flame

T

ilt the racks 

to drain 

the 

liquid

S

tart coo

kin

g at the minimum then gradu

ally incre

ase

S

tart coo

kin

g at the minimum then gradu

ally incre

ase

S

tart coo

kin

g at the minimum then gradu

ally incre

ase

R

ot

a

te

 p

ieces with a mediu

m

 / 

min

imum 

fla

m

e

Burner

s on 

medium 

/ minimum setting

Coo

ki

ng proce

dure requ

iring

 st

ain

less stee

l plate

Cookin

g procedur

e requiring pr

eheated st

ainle

ss st

eel plate

Mediu

m

 flow flame

Fl

ame at 

maximu

m setti

ng

Mediu

m

 flow flame

M

e

dium 

/ minimum flame

Mediu

m

 flow flame

M

e

dium 

/ minimum flame

Minimum flam

e

Cooking procedur

e with st

ainl

ess steel plate and flame at 

max

imum setti

ng

M

e

dium 

/ minimum flame

Minimum flam

e

Minimum flam

e

Minimum flam

e

On

ly burne

r un

derne

ath the

 st

ain

less stee

l plate li

t

T

he 2 bu

rner

s u

nder

neath

 th

e pizza pl

ate li

t a

t m

axim

um

 se

tti

ng

T

he 2 bu

rner

s u

nder

neath

 th

e pizza pl

ate li

t a

t m

axim

um

 se

tti

ng

T

he 2 b

urne

rs unde

rnea

th the pi

zza pl

ate l

it at mi

nim

um settin

g

Burners at 

maxi

mu

m setting

M

e

dium 

/ minimum flame

M

e

dium 

/ minimum flame

Minimum flam

e

M

e

dium 

/ minimum flame

Mediu

m

 / 

h

igh flame

M

e

dium 

/ minimum flame

Cook

ing

 t

ime

3 ‘ / 5 ‘

4 minutes per

 side

40

 ‘ / 50

 ‘

45 ‘

15

0 ‘

15

 ‘ / 18

 ‘

5 ‘ / 7 ‘

4 h

15

0 ‘

70 ‘

30

’ /

 4

0 ‘

13

 ‘ / 15

 ‘

15

0 ‘ / 18

0 ‘

10

 ‘ / 15

 ‘

8 ‘ / 13

90

’ / 1

1

0 ‘

80 ‘ 

/ 90’

15

 ‘ / 18

 ‘

13

 ‘ / 15

 ‘

10

 ‘ / 12

 ‘

18 ‘

4 minutes per

 side

40 ‘

15 ‘

40 ‘

8 ‘

7 ‘

4 ‘ 

/ 6’

20

 ‘ / 25

 ‘

4-

5 mi

nutes per

 si

de

6-

8 mi

nutes per

 si

de

80

 ‘ 

18

0 ‘

50

 ‘ / 60

 ‘

50 ‘

70

 ‘ / 80

 ‘

Preheating

15

 ‘

15

 ‘

15

 ‘

15

 ‘

15

 ‘

15

 ‘

15

 ‘

15

 ‘

15

 ‘

15

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15

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15

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15

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10

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10

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10

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10

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10

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10

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10

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15

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10

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10

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10

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10

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15

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15

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15

 ‘

5 ‘

10

 ‘

5 ‘

-

-

-

-

-

W

e

ight

 (

k

g)

 / N°

0.5 kg

2.0 kg = 4

 p

cs

1.5 kg

2.0 kg

3.0 kg

1.0 kg

0.5 kg

2.5 kg

2.5 kg

1.0 kg

2.0 kg

1.0 kg

2.5 kg

600 g

500 g

1.0 kg

1.0 kg

0.5 kg

3 pcs

750 g

1.0 kg

0.3 kg

3.0 kg

0.5 kg

1.0 kg

0.8 kg

0.4 kg

0.4 kg

0.4 kg

200 g r

o

lls

1.0 kg

2 pcs

 = 2 kg

2.5 kg

1.6 kg

2.8 kg

1.0 kg

Cook

in

g mo

de

Direct

Direct

Direct

Direct

In

dir

e

ct

Direct

Direct

In

dir

e

ct

In

dir

e

ct

In

dir

e

ct

Direct

Direct

In

dir

e

ct

Direct

Direct

In

dir

e

ct

In

dir

e

ct

Direct

Direct

Direct

Direct

Direct

In

dir

e

ct

Direct

Direct

Direct

Direct

Direct

Direct

Direct

Direct

Direct

Grill

Grill

Grill

Grill

Grill

T

YPES OF FOOD

Be

ef steaks

T

-bone

 steaks

Fi

llet ste

ak

Chicken

 jo

in

ts

Grille

d whol

e ch

icken

C

hop

s

Belly pork

Who

le ne

ck of pork

S

tuf

fed roa

st pork

Pork shan

k

S

pa

re ri

bs

Sausag

es

Leg

Sl

iced on

ion

Sl

iced au

bergi

ne

Wh

ole

 po

ta

to

es

Diced

 p

ot

a

to

es

Courgettes

Pe

ppe

rs

Pr

awns

Tr

ou

t

Herring

 fill

et

s (small fish)

Gilthe

ad

Sa

lmon slices

Sea-b

ass

Pin

eap

ple

Read

y-mad

e dou

gh

Ho

me

-ma

de flour and

 ye

ast do

ugh

Re

ady-made

 can

ned

 pro

duct

s

Ho

me

-ma

de flour and

 ye

ast do

ugh

RE

ADY

-C

OOKED

 POLE

NT

A

 SLICES

SLICED

 BREA

D

 FOR T

O

ASTING

S

p

it-r

oast chick

e

n

Neck of 

pork

K

e

babs (with 

accessory)

C

hestnut

s (wi

th

 acce

sso

ry)

Pot

atoes (with accessory)

BEEF

CHICKEN

PORK

LAM

B

MEA

T

VEGE

TABLES

FISH

FRUIT

PI

ZZ

A

PI

ZZ

A

PI

ZZ

A

BR

EAD

GRI

L

L

COOKI

N

G

PROCEDURES

Summary of Contents for BQ61T-1

Page 1: ...ing the rotisserie motor 37 9 3 Rack and plate positions 38 9 4 Lighting 39 9 5 Using the SMOKER tray 40 10 STANDARD ACCESSORIES 41 11 COOKING HINTS 42 11 1 Meat 42 11 2 Vegetables 42 11 3 Cooking tab...

Page 2: ...F THE PRODUCT THE I D PLATE WITH TECHNICAL DATA SERIAL NUMBER AND BRAND NAME IS POSITIONED VISIBLY ON THE BACK OF THE APPLIANCE DO NOT REMOVE THIS PLATE FOR ANY REASON NEVER LEAVE THE APPLIANCE UNATTE...

Page 3: ...ses of collection recycling and disposal centres from your retailer or from the competent local organisations Do not throw the packing or any part of it away It can constitute a suffocation hazard for...

Page 4: ...RS TO BE EMPTY MUST ALWAYS BE HANDLED WITH CARE AND IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE SAFETY RULES PROVIDED WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS NEVER USE GAS CYLINDERS WITH DENTS OR RUSTED AREAS NEVER USE A FLAME TO CHECK THA...

Page 5: ...RAL VENTILATION OUTSIDE ANY STAGNANT AREAS WHERE GAS LEAKS AND COMBUSTION PRODUCTS CAN BE RAPIDLY DISPERSED BY THE WIND AND BY THE NATURAL CONVECTION OF THE AIR NEVER USE THE APPLIANCE OUTDOORS IN BAD...

Page 6: ...NATURAL CONVECTION OF THE AIR 4 1 Examples of outdoor use Any delimited area in which the appliance is positioned must comply with the following requirements An area delimited by walls on all four si...

Page 7: ...EL SMOKER DRIP TRAY HEAT DISPERSAL VENTS HOLES FOR LIGHTING THE RIGHT AND LEFT BURNERS BY HAND RACKS CERAMIC STONES UNDER THE RACKS ONLY RADIANT GRILL BURNER GLASS LID THERMOMETER FOR TEMPERATURE WITH...

Page 8: ...t must be placed on a flat level surface to ensure it is level and stable This product may be installed in free standing mode on a small table or shelf or built into a masonry or wooden structure Othe...

Page 9: ...Distances less than those indicated can cause risks to the structure and the user The gas cylinder may be accessed through a hole made in the structure taking care to protect the edge of the hole to a...

Page 10: ...on date you must refer to the applicable regulations 7 4 Burner nozzle and gas consumption characteristics tables Burner Rated heating capacity kW LPG G30 G31 30 37 mbar Nozzle diameter 1 100 mm By pa...

Page 11: ...To light the flame proceed as described in 9 4 1 Electronic lighting of the burners Burners can also be lit by hand see 9 4 2 Manual burner ignition for internal burners only for further details RADIA...

Page 12: ...and must be raised as soon as the thermometer fitted on it reaches 300 C Take care not to obstruct the combustion gas outlet flue in the back of the lid When the appliance is used for the first time...

Page 13: ...crew the two screws supplied into the holes provided on the right hand side of the barbecue Line up the holes in the barbecue ref A with the holes in the rotisserie motor ref B Then screw in the two s...

Page 14: ...eans they can be tilted to a greater or lesser extent for draining fat depending on the type of cooking Cooking can only take place in the conditions shown in the illustration with all the stones and...

Page 15: ...nob pressed down for longer If the burners have not ignited after several attempts wait 5 minutes before attempting to light the appliance again This pause is necessary to allow any gas which has buil...

Page 16: ...the battery If the battery is new but no spark is generated do not attempt to use the appliance and contact the nearest authorised service centre 9 5 Using the SMOKER tray The SMOKER tray is designed...

Page 17: ...ts provided Then fit the rod into the rotisserie motor When the food is cooked if you wish to remove the rod from its place use the handle provided screwing it onto the thread Take care when removing...

Page 18: ...st results when grilling brown the outside at maximum heat then use the knobs to turn the burners down to a medium minimum setting to allow the meat to cook right through without burning on the outsid...

Page 19: ...or indirect cooking and smoking or for keeping food which has already been grilled warm Low 110 120 C Minimum setting 110 120 C on barbecue thermometer if fitted For smoking and indirect cooking of la...

Page 20: ...15 150 180 10 15 8 13 90 110 80 90 15 18 13 15 10 12 18 4 minutes per side 40 15 40 8 7 4 6 20 25 4 5 minutes per side 6 8 minutes per side 80 180 50 60 50 70 80 Preheating 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15...

Page 21: ...utensils if necessary How to use spray the product straight onto the dirty surfaces several times Wipe with a non abrasive sponge rinse thoroughly and dry with a soft cloth For the best results allow...

Page 22: ...rs fixing screws A must first be removed The burners can then be removed from their bases in the front of the appliance Detail B for more thorough cleaning To reassemble the burners fit the front into...

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