Klarstein 10040269, Руководство пользователя

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Problem Potential cause Prevention / Solution
Sudden drop in gas
flow or low flame.
Fat accumulation Clean the burners, the
inside of the grill/the
combustion chamber.
Greasy grilled food. Cut the fat off the meat
before grilling.
Grill temperature too
high.
Turn the adjustment knob
anti-clockwise to a lower
setting.
The flame goes out. Strong or gusty wind. Turn the front of the grate
against the wind or increase
the flame intensity.
The gas is almost
empty.
Replace the gas cylinder or
have it refilled by your gas
dealer.
Overflow valve
triggered.
See "Sudden drop in gas
flow" (above).
Persistent grease fire Grease residues
are bound by food
residues in the burner
area.
Turn the knobs to "OFF".
Close the gas supply on
the gas bottle. Leave the
lid in the current position
and wait until the fire has
gone out. After the grill has
cooled down, remove and
clean all appliance parts.
Flame flashback -
Fire in burner tube(s).
The burner and the
burner tubes are
blocked.
Turn the knobs to "OFF".
When the appliance has
cooled down, clean the
burner and/or the burner
tubes (see section "Cleaning
and Maintenance")
Flare-up Grease residues. Clean the burners, the
inside of the grill/the
combustion chamber.
Greasy grilled food. Cut the fat off the meat
before grilling.
Grill temperature too
high.
Set a lower grill
temperature.