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Table of Contents

1.  PRECAUTIONS FOR USE .................................................................................................................................. 26
2.  DISPOSAL INSTRUCTIONS - OUR ENVIRONMENT POLICY.......................................................................... 27
3.  SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.................................................................................................................................... 28
4.  INTENDED USE OF THE APPLIANCE .............................................................................................................. 30

4.1  Examples of outdoor use ...................................................................................................................................................30

5.  GETTING TO KNOW YOUR APPLIANCE.......................................................................................................... 31
6.  BEFORE INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................... 32
7.  INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................... 32

7.1  Free-standing installation...................................................................................................................................................32
7.2  Built-in installation..............................................................................................................................................................33
7.3  Connecting the gas cylinder to the appliance ....................................................................................................................34
7.4  Burner, Nozzle and Gas Consumption Data Tables ..........................................................................................................35
7.5  Check for any gas leaks ....................................................................................................................................................35
7.6  Fixing the gas cylinder to the trolley (optional) ..................................................................................................................36
7.7  Hose clip ............................................................................................................................................................................36

8.  THE CONTROL PANEL ...................................................................................................................................... 37
9.  USING THE BARBECUE .................................................................................................................................... 39

9.1  Fitting and changing the battery ........................................................................................................................................39
9.2  Grid and plate positions .....................................................................................................................................................39
9.3  Switching on ......................................................................................................................................................................40

10.  STANDARD ACCESSORIES............................................................................................................................ 41
11.  COOKING ADVICE ........................................................................................................................................... 42

11.1  Meat.................................................................................................................................................................................42
11.2  Vegetables .......................................................................................................................................................................42
11.4  Cooking recommendations ..............................................................................................................................................43
11.3  Cooking table...................................................................................................................................................................43

12.  CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE .................................................................................................................... 45

12.1  Cleaning the exterior (stainless steel)..............................................................................................................................45
12.2  Cleaning the internal barbecue components ...................................................................................................................45
12.3  Cleaning the dripping pan................................................................................................................................................46

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USER

: these provide recommendations for use, a description of the controls

and the correct procedures for cleaning and maintaining the appliance

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE INSTALLER

: these are intended for the 

qualified engineer 

who is to install,

commission and test the appliance

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Summary of Contents for BQ60 S

Page 1: ...36 8 THE CONTROL PANEL 37 9 USING THE BARBECUE 39 9 1 Fitting and changing the battery 39 9 2 Grid and plate positions 39 9 3 Switching on 40 10 STANDARD ACCESSORIES 41 11 COOKING ADVICE 42 11 1 Meat 42 11 2 Vegetables 42 11 4 Cooking recommendations 43 11 3 Cooking table 43 12 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE 45 12 1 Cleaning the exterior stainless steel 45 12 2 Cleaning the internal barbecue components ...

Page 2: ...Y TYPE AND CONSIGN THEM TO THE NEAREST SEPARATE DISPOSAL CENTRE NEVER OBSTRUCT THE OPENINGS AND SLITS PROVIDED FOR VENTILATION AND HEAT DISPERSAL ON THE SIDES AND REAR OF THE APPLIANCE THE NAMEPLATE WITH THE TECHNICAL DATA SERIAL NUMBER AND MARK IS IN A VISIBLE POSITION ON THE REAR OF THE APPLIANCE THE NAMEPLATE MUST NEVER BE REMOVED NEVER LEAVE THE APPLIANCE UNATTENDED DURING USE NEVER USE METAL ...

Page 3: ...ompetent local organisations for the addresses of collection recycling and disposal facilities Never leave all or part of the packaging lying around Packaging parts and especially plastic bags may represent a suffocation hazard for children Your old appliance must also be disposed of properly Important deliver the appliance to your local organisation authorised to collect scrapped appliances Prope...

Page 4: ...DLED WITH CARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SAFETY REGULATIONS SUPPLIED WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS NEVER USE ANY GAS CYLINDER IF DENTED OR RUSTY NEVER USE A NAKED LIGHT TO CHECK THAT GAS IS FLOWING FROM THE BURNERS PROPERLY OR TO LOOK FOR GAS LEAKS IN THE APPLIANCE NEVER STORE A SPARE GAS CYLINDER CLOSE TO THE APPLIANCE NEVER DISCONNECT THE GAS CYLINDER FROM THE APPLIANCE WHILE IT IS IN OPERATION AND ALWAYS ...

Page 5: ... VENTILATION OUTSIDE ENCLOSED AREAS WHERE ANY GAS LEAKS AND COMBUSTION PRODUCTS CAN BE RAPIDLY DISPERSED BY THE WIND AND NATURAL AIR CONVECTION NEVER USE THE APPLIANCE OUTDOORS IN CASE OF BAD WEATHER ANY CONTACT WITH WATER MIGHT SERIOUSLY DAMAGE THE APPLIANCE AND PUT ITS SAFETY AT RISK DURING COOKING TAKE CARE NOT TO OBSTRUCT THE FAT DRAINAGE HOLE IN THE FRONT OF THE APPLIANCE IF NECESSARY CLEAN I...

Page 6: ...TION PRODUCTS CAN BE RAPIDLY DISPERSED BY THE WIND AND NATURAL AIR CONVECTION 4 1 Examples of outdoor use Any enclosed areas in which the appliance is placed must be structured as follows An area with walls on all sides but at least one permanent opening at ground level and no roof Inside an enclosed area with a roof but no more than two walls Inside a partially enclosed area with a roof but no mo...

Page 7: ...Q60S BQ6030S BQ90S CONTROL PANEL IGNITION BUTTON DRIPPING AND GRAVY PAN HEAT DISPERSAL VENTS HOLES FOR LIGHTING THE RIGHT AND LEFT BURNERS BY HAND GRIDS CERAMIC PLATES UNDERNEATH THE GRIDS ULTRARAPID BURNER BURNER GRID 3 4 7 1 5 2 6 1 2 5 6 3 7 8 9 4 1 2 5 4 6 7 3 ...

Page 8: ...on its trolley it 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 Otherwise it may be installed on a special trolley available for separate purchase In all cases the instructions provided below must be complied with 7 1 Free standing installation The bar...

Page 9: ... refers to masonry or similar materials A gap of at least 25 mm must be left from any adjacent walls on both sides DISTANCE A and 250 mm from a rear wall DISTANCE B The walls next to the barbecue must not be taller than its work surface see diagram Any top above the appliance must be at least 1000 mm above the height of the grids DISTANCE C Apart from ventilation requirements the gap between the a...

Page 10: ...re regulator and unions The pressure regulator is preset in the factory to ensure the appliance functions to the highest standards The product leaves the factory set to operate on LPG If it should become necessary to change the type of gas and thus the nozzle diameter contact your nearest authorised service centre The appliance can be set to operate on NATURAL GAS Contact your nearest authorised s...

Page 11: ...cue is connected and whenever the gas supply is disconnected and reconnected Once the barbecue hose has been connected to the gas supply LPG proceed as follows 1 Open the gas valve on the LPG cylinder BUT DO NOT ATTEMPT TO LIGHT THE BURNERS 2 While there is gas pressure in the hose check all the connections for leaks using a soap and water solution Never look for leaks with a naked light 3 If ther...

Page 12: ...ain out of the frame in point E fix it to the pin A again and tighten the ring nut If the pin which secures the chain has to be replaced refer to the illustrations below which show how to fit and fix the pin 1 2 7 7 Hose clip There is a hose clip on the trolley It must be used to prevent the hose from touching other surfaces in the section between the appliance s gas connection and the cylinder co...

Page 13: ...ing devices are placed together on the front panel The table below provides the key to the symbols used S T A N D A R D R A N G E BQ60S BQ6030S BQ90S ELECTRONIC IGNITION BUTTON CENTRAL BURNER IGNITION KNOB LEFT BURNER IGNITION KNOB ULTRARAPID BURNER IGNITION KNOB RIGHT BURNER IGNITION KNOB ...

Page 14: ...ignition This appliance is not fitted with a safety valve It therefore must never be left unattended when in operation If you notice that the flames have gone out turn the knobs to the OFF position AT ONCE and wait a few minutes before attempting to ignite the burners again When the appliance is used for the first time operate all the burners for 10 minutes with nothing on them to burn off any oil...

Page 15: ... to cook always check that the grids refractory plates and stainless steel cast iron plate are correctly positioned The diagram illustrates the correct positions for the plates A and grids B The self cleaning refractory plates A must be fitted on the rests 1 and 2 shown below The grids B or the stainless steel cast iron plate C have two rests of different heights at the rear 3 and 4 on which they ...

Page 16: ...knob and turn it anti clockwise to the minimum flame symbol and press the ignition button To adjust the flame turn the knob to the zone between the maximum and the minimum settings To turn off the burner turn the knob back to the OFF position 9 3 2 Manual burner ignition for internal burners only The burner it controls is shown next to each knob see The control panel on page 37 Each model has hole...

Page 17: ...ES Cast iron plate for use during specific cooking processes to eliminate the grilling effect for more details of cooking procedures see 11 COOKING ADVICE on page 42 Additional optional accessories are also available from our authorised service centres ...

Page 18: ...rn the burners down to a medium minimum setting to allow the meat to cook right through without burning on the outside The appearance of flames when cooking pork i e fatty foods in particular is normal and is caused by fat dripping onto the stones Do not worry but move the food being cooked to another part of the grid To allow this it is best not to fill the whole grid with food for cooking 11 1 2...

Page 19: ... 150 C on barbecue thermometer if fitted For indirect cooking and smoking or for keeping food already grilled warm Low 110 120 C Minimum setting 110 120 C on barbecue thermometer if fitted For smoking and indirect cooking of large pieces of fatty or delicate foods or for keeping food already grilled warm 11 4 Cooking recommendations Always preheat at the maximum setting When cooking with the plate...

Page 20: ...150 15 18 5 7 4 h 150 70 30 40 13 15 150 180 10 15 8 13 90 110 80 90 15 18 13 15 10 12 18 4 per side 40 15 40 8 7 4 6 20 25 4 5 per side 6 8 per side Preheating 10 15 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 8 10 10 10 15 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 15 10 10 10 10 15 15 15 5 10 5 Weight hg N 0 5 Kg 2 0 Kg 4 pcs 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...

Page 21: ... or plastic utensils if necessary Instructions for 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 the degreasing detergent to act for some time To eliminate yellowing pour Crema inox onto a paper cloth and rub in the direction of the satin finish 12 2 Cleaning the internal ba...

Page 22: ...mpressed air may be sufficient to clear dust or spiders webs from the clogged holes If this is not sufficient the burners can be dismantled for more thorough cleaning for example by poking a pin through the clogged holes and blowing compressed air straight into the burner To dismantle the burners the two fixing screws A must first be removed The burners can then be removed from their bases in the ...

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