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OPERATING THE GAS GRILL
WARNING: Never switch the grill on with the lid closed.
Before you use the gas grill for the first time, you should definitely first wipe the surface of the lid and the
outer parts of the combustion chamber with a damp cloth. This will prevent any residues from the pro-
duction process from burning in.
WARNING: Check that all burners are correctly positioned in the respective nozzles and that all cables
below are accessible before using the gas grill. If this is not the case, loosen the clamp springs, remove the
burners, and reposition them on the nozzles. Then retighten the clamping spring.
Before grilling for the first time, allow it to burn for 40 minutes without food. Preservation residues are
removed in this way. You need not worry if it results in a slight odour. This is harmless. Make sure the grill
is adequately ventilated. Scrub the grids with a stainless-steel brush afterwards.
The colour inside the gas grill can change slightly. This is a natural process.
IGNITING THE GAS GRILL
1. Open the grill lid.
2. Turn all control knobs clockwise to the “OFF”
position.
3. Connect the pressure regulator to the gas
cylinder.
4. Open the gas cylinder valve and use a leak de-
tection spray or soapy water to check for leaks
between the gas pressure regulator and the gas
cylinder.
5. You can light the burners independently.
6. Press and hold down one of the knobs while
turning it anticlockwise to the “HI” position. You
will hear a “click” sound and the burner should
ignite. If it does not ignite right away, repeat
this step 3 to 4 times.
7. WARNING: If the burner does not ignite after
repeated attempts, turn the knob clockwise to
the “OFF” position and close the gas cylinder
valve. Wait 5 minutes and then start again from
step 4.
8. Once you have ignited the burner, repeat steps
6 and 7 with the other knob to ignite the second
burner.
9. Adjust the heat by turning the control knob to
the desired setting between the highest (“HI”)
and lowest (“LO”) levels.