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6.

Set the Rotisserie Shaft on the cooking box. Slide the

squared end of the Rotisserie Shaft into the Motor.

7.

Set the Handle Shaft on the cooking box. The groove

closest to the basket fits the Genesis Silver A gas
grill. This groove should rest in the cut-out in the
cooking box for the Genesis Silver A gas grill.

OR

Set the Handle Shaft on the cooking box. The groove
closest to the handle fits the Genesis Silver B, C, all
Golds, and all Platinum gas grills. This groove
should rest in the cut-out in the cooking box for the
Genesis Silver B, C, all Golds, and all Platinum gas
grill.

8.

Place Rotisserie in grill and allow to rotate a few

turns. If food shrinks and/or becomes unsecure, re-
adjust Meat Clamp as required to secure food in
Rotisserie basket.

9.

Remove Rotisserie with food from cooking box before

preheating. Preheat barbecue for 10 minutes with lid
down. Follow cooking instructions in your Weber Gas
Barbecue cookbook and adjust the burners as
needed.

10.

Return rotisserie to the cooking box.

11.

Turn the motor on and begin cooking.

12.

Check on Meat Clamps periodically making sure
clamps are securely holding food in place.

CAUTION: Re-adjustment of Meat Clamp may be

required more than once during cooking due to
food shrinkage.

WARNING: Rotisserie is metal and will be hot.

Wear oven mits to protect hands during Meat
Clamp adjustment and movement of

Securing Whole Chicken/Fowl Meat

2.

Insert STRAIGHT end of Meat Clamp into the Lock

Arm and finger tighten the Thumb Screws.

3.

Due to the unique design of the basket; roasts, whole

chickens, leg of lamb, etc., DO NOT need to be
centered or balanced in the Rotisserie Basket and
can be placed in the Rotisserie Basket at the same
time.

4.

When cooking chicken/fowl, the wings should be

folded under its body and positioned in the Rotisserie
Basket with breast side up. Then press Meat Clamp,
applying good pressure,down on food, adjusting for
best grip on food. Finger tighten Thumb Screw
closest to Meat Clamp first then Thumb Screw
closest to Rotisserie Basket.

WARNING: When not using both Meat Clamps,

remove extra clamp from Rotisserie Basket when
not in use.

5.

Once meat is secure, test stability by rotating

rotisserie by hand.

If the food becomes loose or unsecure, repeat Steps
4 through 5 until food is secure in Rotisserie Basket.

Whole Chicken

or Fowl

Placement

Bent end of

Meat Clamp

Straight end

of Meat

Clamp

Summary of Contents for 50408 8/00

Page 1: ...hree prong grounding power cord for your protection against shock hazard The power cord should be plugged directly into a properly grounded three prong receptacle If use of an extension cord is requir...

Page 2: ...does not cover any failures or operating difficulties due to accident abuse misuse alteration misapplication vandalism improper installation or improper maintenance or service or failure to perform n...

Page 3: ...You will need Adjustable wrench Handle 1 Handle Shaft 1 Lock On Clamp 2 Meat Clamp 2 Motor 1 Rotisserie Basket 1 Rotisserie Shaft 1 Thumb Screw 4 1 4 x 20 Keps nut 2 1 4 x 20 x 5 8 Fastener 2...

Page 4: ...e Shaft 1 5 Meat Clamp 2 11 Handle 1 6 Thumb Screw 4 2000 Weber Stephen Product Co Weber the silhouette and the kettle configuration are registered trademarks of Weber Stephen Products Co 200 East Dan...

Page 5: ...ide the Motor onto the stainless steel Motor Bracket 4 Attach Rotisserie Shaft to the Rottisserie Basket Screw Handle Shaft and Handle together Screw Rotisserie Shaft to Rotisserie Basket and tighten...

Page 6: ...ring Rounded Meat 2 Insert STRAIGHT end of Meat Clamp into the Lock Arm and finger tighten the Thumb Screws 3 Due to the unique design of the basket roasts whole chickens leg of lamb etc DO NOT need t...

Page 7: ...g sure clamps are securely holding food in place CAUTION Re adjustment of Meat Clamp may be required more than once during cooking due to food shrinkage WARNING Rotisserie is metal and will be hot Wea...

Page 8: ...ith the lid down Cook by Indirect Method as indicated in recipe If foods are too heavy or are irregular shapes they may not rotate well and should be cooked by the Indirect Cooking Method without usin...

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