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    For Outdoor Household Use Only . Not for Commercial Use. Ne ed H elp ? Ne ed to R egi st er Y our G ri ll? Loo ki ng f or A us si e Par t s & A cc es so ri es? Vi s it u s onl in e at w w w . A us s ieG ri ll s. co m Or c all A u ss ie C u st om er S er vice a t 1-8 0 0 - 25 1 - 7 558 • Failure to follow the se inst ruc tions c ould re sult i[...]

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    2 T o re duce the r isk of a la cera tion haz ard, wear protec ti ve gloves whe n handling p ar ts th at have sh arp e dge s. T o re duce the r isk of b odily injur y from li f ting, as semb ly will re quire t wo p eople. CA U T I O N ! DA N G E R ! C AR BO N MONOXID E HA Z AR D This appliance can produce carbon monox ide whic h has no odor . Using[...]

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    3 Pa c k i n g L is t Description Gri l l Bo dy Folding Car t Firebox H andle s Whee ls Caster s Cy lin d er B r ac ket Cookin g Gr ids (not picture d) Flavor Ac tivator s (not picture d) Gre ase Pan (not picture d) Hard ware Pack (not pic tured ) Ow ne r ’ s M anual and Warrant y Card (not pictured ) Det aile d Par t s Li s t and Illustrations m[...]

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    4 As s e m b l y I n s t ru ct i o n s P I N C H H A Z A R D T o r ed uce t h e ri sk o f bo dil y in ju r y fr om pi nc h h aza rd, keep h an d s and f in ge rs a wa y f ro m hi nge s, leg p ivot p oin ts a nd m ovin g pa r t s . On l y op en t he c ar t by g rip pi ng t he t op of e ac h le g fr am e. Rea d an d fol low t he se i ns t ru c tio n [...]

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    5 Step 2 Unfolding Firebox H andles A. Gr asp the “G rip ping Por tion” of the Fireb ox Han dle and rotate upwar ds until it is straight out f rom the f irebox . B. With the handle s traight out , push straight dow n on both sides o f the brac ket par ts o f the handl e neare st the f irebox . This se ats th e handle in p lace f or lif ting the[...]

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    6 T o reduc e the r isk of ser ious bo dily injur y or death f rom f ire or explosion: Never re move guards or d evice s to preve nt stora ge of sp are or oversiz e LP G as Cylin der s not re comme nde d for this gr ill. WA R N I N G ! T o re duce the r isk of b odily injur y from li f ting, the follow ing as se mbly s tep will re quire t wo p eopl[...]

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    7 Fi re bo x H an dl e in U p an d L oc ked p o si t io n Step 4 Opening t he Firebox IM POR T ANT : Be sure t he Firebox Handles are in the Up and L ocked position before opening and using side tables . A. Firs t , open the le f t side t able, then open the r ight. When c losing, fir st c lose the r ight side tab le so the drain age lip is un der [...]

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    8 T o ge t the mos t enjoyme nt and lon ges t life f rom your E vent G rill, pleas e alwa ys rem embe r the follow ing item s: Do not tran spor t the grill in th e “S et- Up” position. • Wh en foldin g or unfol ding the c ar t , kee p hand s and • fin ger s awa y from hing es, leg pi vot point s and mov- ing p ar t s. Al way s be sure la tc[...]

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    9 Connec tin g/ D isconne c ting the G as Using Gas Carbon M onox ide Ha zard • T his applianc e can p roduce c ar bon mon oxide w hich h as no o dor . Using it in an e ncl osed sp ac e can k ill you. • N ever use this ap plianc e indoor s, on rec rea tional vehic les, or bo ats . DA N G E R ! T o reduc e the r isk of ser ious bo dily injur y o[...]

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    10 LP Hose and Regulator T o reduc e the r isk of ser ious bo dily injur y or death f rom f ire or explosion: • Clean an d inspe ct th e gas hos e/ r egulator b ef ore eac h use o f the outdoo r cook ing gas ap plianc e. The gas h ose/ regulator mus t be rep lac ed pr ior to bein g use d, if there is eviden ce of exc es sive abr asion or wear , o[...]

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    11 B efore Us ing Y ou r LP Gas G ril l Installation Codes T o reduc e the r isk of ser ious bo dily injur y or death f rom f ire or explosion: • This ins tallation mus t conf orm w ith local c ode s or , in the absenc e of loc al cod es, with either th e Na tional Fuel Ga s Code, AN S I Z 223. 1 /N F P A 54 Na tural G as and Prop ane Ins tallati[...]

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    12 How to Per form A Leak T es t “ F IR ST TIM E US E ” and a s required Supp lies N ee ded f or a L eak Test: • Clean p aint br ush • Water • Dish washing liquid • Cle an cont ainer 1 . Use an L P G as Cylind er eq uippe d with an O PD (O ve r f ill Preve ntion Dev ice) and h ave it f ille d at an authori zed L P gas de aler by a quali[...]

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    13 7 . I f “ growing” bubb les app ear on any o f the conn ec tion point s, you have de tec te d a gas le ak. Imm ediatel y close th e LP G as Cylin der val ve by turnin g handl e cloc k wise a. If le ak appe ars at eith er end o f hose and re gulator as se mbly , retighten th e conne ction at th e leak , but do not over -tighten. (NOTE: O nly [...]

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    14 Should you n otice that your B ur ner (s) are gettin g hard to light or the f lame is n ot as hot as it onc e was, ref er to the “ How t o C le an you r Bu rn er s ” se c tion on pag e 20, to remove any possible ob str uc tions. Lighting the G rill Usin g the Puls e- Sp ark Ignitor T o reduc e the r isk of ser ious bo dily injur y or death f[...]

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    15 4. Push the I gniter B ut ton in until the B urn er is lit. Listen f or the spar k ignition, and look to make sure the B urn er is lit. If no sp ar k, fir st b e sure the gap b et ween the e lec trod e and bur ner is 3/1 6” (Fig. 1 0). If still no sp ark s ee Tr o u b l e - sh oot in g S ec ti on o n pa ge 2 3. 5. From the “Of f ” position[...]

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    16 Manu al ly Lig hti ng th e Gr il l 1. IMPORT ANT : M ake sure Control Knobs are tur ne d “O f f. ” (Fig. 7 - P . 1 4) 2. T urn the L P G as Cylind er valve ope n counterc loc k w ise until it stop s. (Fig. 8 - P . 1 4) 3. Using the M a tch H olde r , Inser t a lit matc h through the c ookin g grids n ear the b urn er to be lit. (Fig. 1 1 ) 4[...]

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    17 Coo kin g On the Gas Gr il l T o reduc e the r isk of ser ious bo dily injur y or death f rom f ire, explosion or burn h azard: • Neve r use ch arco al or lighter fluid in your g as grill. Ke ep this outdo or cook ing app liance c lear an d fre e from combus tible ma terials, ga soline, and other f lammabl e vapor s and liquids. • Keep any e[...]

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    18 Grill C ooking (Direc t Met hod) Dir ec t C oo ki ng on t h e Gr id s: Food is co oked direc tly over the he at sourc e. The B urn ers h eat up the Fla vor Ac tivator s unde r the Cookin g Gr ids, whic h in turn he at the f ood on the gr ill. The n atural fo od juice s from co oking f all onto the hot Fla vor Ac tivator s below and vapori ze. Ri[...]

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    19 Ca re a nd Main tena nce CA U T I O N ! C leaning the G rill Bot t om Bo d y Pane l, Gr ea se Pan , Foil Pan: Remove the B ot tom B ody Panel. (p age 2 1 ) S c rape a way fo od and f at residue f rom the B ot tom Panel. Empt y and wash the Foil Pan and G reas e Pan with hot soapy wate r and a c loth. Th e Foil Pan can be rep lac ed with a s tand[...]

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    20 How to C lean the B urners 1 . Make sure the Control K nob s are turne d “O f f ” and th e grill is co mpletel y coole d. 2. Carefully re move Cookin g Gr ids and Fla vor Ac tivator s. 3. T o remove e ach M ain B ur ner , fir st re move the sc rew that f asten s the bur ner f lang e to the f irebox. ( Fig. 1 3) 4. Ge ntly lif t the rear of t[...]

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    21 5. Use a pipe c le aner to c lear in sec t ne st s from th e inlet hol e of Bur ne r (Fig. 1 5) 6. Ope n up the B urn er hole s (Fig. 1 5) with a small n ail or wire. Use a non -metal- lic brus h to remove fo od par tic les and c or rosion from the B ur ner sur f ace s. 7 . Che ck th e El ec trode m ounting on ea ch bur ne r to see if it is lo o[...]

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    22 Storage and T rans por tation T o reduc e the r isk of ser ious bo dily injur y or de ath: • Store your LP gas gr ill in a co ol dr y plac e. Do not store an L P G as Cylind er in a spa ce gre ater than 1 25 de grees Fahrenh eit. Never store a c onne cte d LP G as Cy linde r in a building, garag e, or any enclose d area. • Store LP G as Cyli[...]

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    23 Emergencies Problem Ga s leak ing f rom crack ed/ cut /burned h ose Ga s leak ing f rom LP G as Cy linde r G as leak ing f rom LP G as Cy lin d e r v al ve G as leak ing b et ween LP G as Cylin der an d regula- tor conne ction Fire coming through Control Pan el Gre ase f ire or exce ssi ve flam es above co oking sur f ace Flashba ck ( Fire in or[...]

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    24 T roubleshoot ing Problem Bur ne rs w ill not light using a matc h Low flam e or low heat Flam es blow out Pos si ble C a us e Regulator c oupling nut is not fully c onne cte d to LP c y lind er LP-E xc es s flow val ve tripp ed in regulator V ap or loc k in conne c tions Obs tr uc tions in Bur ne rs W et El ec trode s and B urn er s Wire loos e[...]

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    25 Problem Flar e up Per si s te n t gr e a s e f i r e Unabl e to fill L P tank Humming or w histlin g from regulator Pos si ble C a us e Grea se bu ild -u p E xce ssi ve fat in m eat Gre ase trapp ed aroun d burn er system Som e de aler s ha ve olde r f ill noz zles w ith worn thre ads Outsid e temperature, humid- it y , barome tric pre ssure, an[...]

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    26 Par t s I ll u s t r a t io n 1 3 8 6 7 5 13 12 10 9 14 11 16 17 15 29 21 20 22 18 19 28 23 27 25 2 4 30 24 26 31[...]

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    27 If you n eed re plac eme nt par ts, ref er to the Par ts I l- lustration s to fin d the exac t p ar ts you ne ed. I f you ha ve any question s or need hel p , go t o www . a u s s i e g r i l l s. com or contact C us to me r Se r vi ce a t 1 - 8 0 0 -25 1- 75 5 8 . B e sure to ha ve the gr ill mod el numbe r and ser ial number pr inted on th e b[...]

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    28 Lim ited W arran t y ME C O CO R PO R A TION - LI MITE D WAR R ANT Y This prod uct is warranted to the origi nal consu mer purchaser agai nst defect s in material and workmanshi p under normal outdoor househo ld us e a nd correct as sembly (if assembled by the consumer pu rchaser) . Burners are warranted for a period of t wo (2 ) years from the [...]