Keep these instructions for further use
Assembly and users' instructions
for outdoor Gas Grill
Using liquid petroleum gas
Your new California Patio Gas Grill is made from the highest
quality materials, and produced under strict manufacturing controls.
Please read the instructions for assembly before commencing, and follow the
instructions for use carefully.
We congratulate you on your decision to buy this outdoor Gas Grill and wish
you great fun when grilling with it.
Please read these safety instructions in full
before commencing assembly
Safety instructions
The barbecue is easy and safe to use. The following rules must be followed.
1.
Ensure that the unit has been assembled correctly according to the instructions.
2.
Never loosen, or allow to become loose, any Gas connection. Should this happen,
immediately ensure that the gas is turned off, and then re-check the security of the
connection.
3.
The Gas container must be placed on the ground by the side of the barbeque where
the hose is fitted.
4.
If a Gas container is placed on the trolley base, a distance of at least 18 cm must be
maintained between the Gas hose / Gas valve and the grill tray underside. If this is
not possible, the Gas container must be placed on the ground as in point 3 above.
5.
Read the users' instructions. Sections 4-8, and refer to them whenever necessary.
6.
Never leave the grill unattended while grilling.
7.
Always turn off the gas after use or if grilling is interrupted.
8.
Keep children well clear while grill is in use and after use until it has cooled.
9.
Keep grill area clear of combustible materials and/or liquids.
10.
Never obstruct free flow of air to the rear of the grill, or adapt the grill body to suit
any other situation than the trolley that was provided with it.
11.
Lead the hose away from the grill body to the Gas container avoiding any kinks or twists.
Storage of gas tank
Gas containers must be stored and used outside. On a level surface not below ground
level away from direct sunlight and any drains or gulleys. Until connected to the grill,
their valves must be closed. Gas containers even if empty
must be kept upright.
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