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Igniting the BBQ
• Only use lighter fluids which are intended for lighting barbecues. Follow
the directions on the bottle for the correct dosage. Never use petrol, alcohol or
similar products to light the BBQ.
• Never spray lighter fluid or similar products onto the glowing coals as this can
cause a sudden eruption of flames.
• Do not store the bottle containing lighter fluid close to the lit BBQ.
Instructions for use
• Never leave the BBQ unattended when it is lit. Make sure that children and pets
are kept at a safe distance from the BBQ.
• Never touch hot parts of the BBQ without oven mitts/gloves.
• Do not move the BBQ when it is lit, it can become very hot.
• Open the lid carefully. Flames can erupt when the lid is opened as more oxygen is
introduced.
• Drops of grease or fat from food can cause flames. Keep a spray bottle filled with
water close by to dampen any unwanted flames.
• Never try to relight the barbecue using petrol, meths or other accelerants.
• Use only approved electric lighters.
Do not fuel the barbecue with wood. The excessive heat generated will ruin
the enamel coating.
After use
• Caution – let the BBQ cool completely before emptying the ashes into a tight-
sealing metal container. Never dump ashes directly into the rubbish bin.
Some undetected embers may remain.
• If you wish to extinguish the coals before they have fully combusted, put the lid
on the BBQ and close the air vents. Do not leave the BBQ unattended until it has
completely cooled down.
• The BBQ must be completely extinguished and cold before putting it away for
storage.
