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Page 3: ...TION BETWEEN INTERNAL BURNERS 31 8 2 LIGHTING THE BURNER WITH A MATCH 31 9 USEFULL GUIDELINES 32 9 1 FIRST STEPS WITH A GAS GRILL 32 9 2 STEPS FOR A GREAT BARBECUE 32 10 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE INSTR...
Page 4: ...reserves the right to make changes to this product when considered necessary for the purpose of making improvements without changing the product s essential function and safety features This grill is...
Page 5: ...er base 01 26 Lower supporting beam 01 27 Lower magnet 01 28 Door 02 29 Front left leg 01 30 Upper supporting beam 01 31 Back left leg 01 32 Left side barrier 01 33 Base for cutting board 01 34 Burner...
Page 6: ...1 14 Side handle guard 04 15 Side handle 02 16 Control knob 01 17 Knob base 01 20 Upper back panel 01 21 Lower back panel 01 22 Side panel and side legs 02 23 Caster wheels 04 25 Lower base 01 26 Lowe...
Page 7: ...le Follow all instructions in this Manual for the correct grill assembly procedures Assembly sequence STEP 1 Fit the caster wheels item 23 into the holes in the bottom of the legs and tighten them wit...
Page 8: ...the gauge onto the lid as shown in figure 8 Figure 06 Figure 07 Figure 08 Figure 10 STEP 9 Remove the four screws that are pre assembled on the base of the side burner as shown in figure 09 A Remove t...
Page 9: ...e 17 Figure 16 Figure 17 STEP 11 Remove the two screws that are pre assembled on the side burner Fit the side burner key 10 to the valve s gas injector piece 36 as shown in figures 13 and 14 Then fix...
Page 10: ...rs Never use it in enclosed spaces such as garages balconies or hallways If used in enclosed spaces toxic fumes will accumulate causing serious bodily injury or death Do not use grill near other flamm...
Page 11: ...ll as a fire or explosion causing damage to property Always use the gas grill with the gas tank outside the grill s storage compartment as shown in figure 26 Gas hoses must not touch or be near the gr...
Page 12: ...s when the grill is in use When moving the grill be sure all 4 wheels are unlocked Figure 28 UNLOCKED LOCKED 7 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 7 1 INSTRUCTIONS FOR GAS CONNECTIONS Before connecting the gas mak...
Page 13: ...lames Insects and spiders may also have housed inside the burners Please refer to instructions for a gas leak test cleaning and maintenance When your gas grill is moved or handled some parts might bec...
Page 14: ...e is closed if there are any leaks in the system or if the gas tank gas using is empty Any of these conditions can compromise your grill s performance 8 2 LIGHTING THE BURNER WITH A MATCH 1 Open the l...
Page 15: ...t every 3 hours when using your grill for an extended period of time 9 2 STEPS FOR A GREAT BARBECUE Follow the guidelines below to prepare your barbecue The internal heat can be increased or reduced b...
Page 16: ...GRILL BRUSH Bristles and body made of stainless steel Polypropylene handle Wash and dry the item thoroughly before first use Always handle sharp items with care and keep them out of the reach of chil...
Page 17: ...dy to occur more quickly so take extra care in cleaning and maintenance Never use products such as alcohol acids or solvents Never use abrasive cleaning products on your grill as this might damage the...
Page 18: ...8 9 Place the new burner in the original position of the removed burner Make sure that the gas injector is inside the burner gas inlet and that it is centered Then replace the 4 cotter pins that secur...
Page 19: ...tramontina com br contact Tramontina s customer service office for information on how to address the problem There are no implied warranties The only warranties are those expressly provided for in th...
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