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OPERATING THE GAS GRILL
LEAK TEST
• Use a commercially available leak detection spray or paint brush and soapy water to check all
connections (mixing ratio of soap to water 1:3).
• Open the gas cylinder valve. Bubbles will appear on all leaking points.
• Close the valve again.
• Tighten the nuts on both sides by hand again and repeat the leak test. If you still notice bubbles, clo-
se the gas valve and consult a specialist dealer.
Repeat the leak test every time you change the gas cylinder.
ENERGY SAVING TIPS
1. Turn the grill off as soon as you are done grilling.
2. Preheat the grill with the lid closed for only 10-15 minutes (except for the first use).
3. You do not need to preheat the grill longer than specified.
WARNING: Check the gas connections for breakages, wear, or tear before use. Should you
notice any of these, do not use the grill until the issue has been resolved.
When replacing or unscrewing the gas cylinder, make sure there are no fire sources such as candles,
electrical appliances, or cigarettes within reach. Always check to ensure the cylinder is properly closed.
Before you have a barbecue on the gas grill for the first time, clean the lid and the outer side of the fire
box with a wet cloth to remove any residues from production and prevent them from burning in and
let the burners burn for 30 minutes without grilling anything. 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 cast iron grates with a stainless-steel brush afterwards.
The colour inside the gas grill can change slightly. This is a natural process.