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MAINTENANCE
Stainless steel contrary to popular belief can rust. Most commonly, deposits on surface of the product will trap moisture.
It is this moisture that robs stainless steel of oxygen. Oxygen is the element that reacts with stainless steel to form a
protective layer of chrome oxide. Robbed of oxygen, this reaction does not take place and “crevice corrosion” or “surface
rusting” occurs. To minimize this effect, thoroughly clean your grill with soap and water, rinse with fresh water, and dry.
Avoid using stainless steel polishes on grill exterior as most leave a residue that may discolor when grill is heated.
Additionally, stainless steel that is exposed to high heat will change color and texture over time. The “amber” color of
grill exterior and internal components is not a failure of the stainless steel and will not affect products operation. When this
happens, we recommend using
“Magma Magic” Grill Restorer
to remove the “amber” color and return grill to its
original luster. However, prolonged exposure to extreme high heat will cause chromium and nickel to “burn out” of stainless
steel. At this point stainless steel will become more susceptible to corrosion and will start to deteriorate. We recommended
replacement of internal components as they become seriously deteriorated.
We recommend thoroughly cleaning grill and internal components after each outing. Disassemble interior components
and remove all food residue. Use a “Scotch Brite” pad or similar product and “Easy-Off” oven cleaner for cleaning grills
interior components, followed by thoroughly washing with soap and water, rinse with fresh water & dry. AVOID CONTACT
OF OVEN CLEANER WITH SKIN, CONTROL VALVE, IGNITOR ELECTRODE & WIRE, AND BOAT SURFACE. CAUTION: DO NOT
USE ANY TYPE OF ABRASIVE PAD ON EXTERIOR MIRROR FINISH AS IT WILL SCRATCH SURFACE, USE ONLY A SOFT CLOTH.
We recommend covering grill between uses. Grill covers are available at Magma retailers or directly from Magma. See our
website,
www.magmaproducts.com
Grill Grates -
Clean with brass wire brush while grill is warm. Use Oven & Grill cleaner for burnt-on residue. Wash with
soapy water and dry prior to storage.
Ceramic Electrode -
Located just beside the burner, it should be kept clean of grease and debris. Be careful not to
damage the ceramic insulation or the wire. See page 5 for electrode spark adjustment.
Control Valve -
All valves are set and tested at our factory. Do not attempt to adjust or disassemble the valve in any way.
Call Magma if you suspect it is not adjusted properly. Clean valve with a cloth and remove any debris obstructing the orifice.
Repair/Replacement Parts -
All replacement parts are readily available at your Magma Retailers or directly from Magma.
For a complete list of replacement parts visit our website
www.MagmaProducts.com
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USING GRILL WITH ON-BOARD LPG (PROPANE) SYSTEMS
Propane (LPG)
Gas Regulator
A10-225 LPG (Propane)
10' Gas Grill Connection Kit
To other LPG
appliance
or use cap
Shut off
valve
Cylinder Valve
Gauge
Type 3
Valve
Solenoid
Gourmet
Gas Grill
Typical Marine &
R.V. Application
Align valve stem key
to valve chamber
lock detent and rotate
Gourmet
Gas Grill
Gourmet
Gas Grill
Type 3
Valve
• Magma On-Board LPG (Propane) Valves &
Hose Kits allow Magma Grills to be installed
within a boats existing on-board, pre-regulated
low pressure LPG (Propane) system.
• Use only
Magma Type 3 Low Pressure
LPG (Propane) Valves.
See our
Valve
Application Guide
at
www.
MagmaProducts.com
for correct valve.
• In North America use
Magma A10-225
LPG 10' Gas Grill Connection Kit
in
conjunction with
Type 3 Valve.
Outside
North America check your local dealer for
proper hose and fittings.
• A primary shutoff valve
(supplied with
Gas Grill Connection Kit)
must be used
with this control valve at point of connection
into your system. This allows shut off of gas
supply to hose leading to grill.
