Charmate CM160-018, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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FINE CHOICES
PROS CONS
CHARCOAL
BRIQUETTES
100% all-natural charcoal
briquettes.
Some charcoal briquettes contain
chemical accelerants and additives,
which may disrupt the flavours of
your food.
Briquettes are all sized the same
allowing for a more consistent
burn.
Will not burn quite as hot as lump
charcoal.
Less expensive than hardwood
logs or lump charcoal.
Will not burn as clean as lump
charcoal.
Lower cooking temperatures than
lump charcoal.
Will have longer cooking times.
Any charcoal that is SOFTWOOD
in its origin is not recommended.
Will produce a lot of ash.
SOFTWOOD LOGS Softwood lights easier and burns
faster than hardwood.
Softwood has half of the heat
content of hardwood by volume, so
about twice as much softwood will
be required to achieve the same
heat output as hardwood.
Ideal for kindling and initial
burning because it provides
immediate heat.
Softwood will require more refuelling
than hardwood.
Softwood tends to be more prone to
popping due to pockets of moisture
and/or sap contained within wood.
Risk of this is reduced by properly
seasoning wood to 20% humidity
content.
ATTENTION
• Check the ingredients list of the charcoal you are buying. Avoid charcoals with additives,
chemicals and accelerants, which can disrupt the flavours of your food, and have a
negative impact on the appliance and it’s performance.
• RECOVERED WOOD can be used as fuel, but must be cut to length and not treated
or painted. Do not burn chipboard, plywood, or MDF because they contain chemical
binders and adhesives. Recovered wood should be seasoned and stored the same way as
hardwood and softwood.
GENERAL INFORMATION
CAUTION
• NEVER LEAVE YOUR APPLIANCE UNATTENDED.
• Not reading this manual in its entirety, before
lighting, may result in injury, property damage
or permanent damage to the appliance.
• Do not use any liquid lighting fluids or
chemical accelerants.