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Outback Meteor Select 4 Burner manual

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  • Page 1

    0359 Assemb ly and Opera ting Inst ructi ons for Outba ck® Meteor Select 4 Bu rner G as BB Q Dr awings ar e not to s c ale. S p ec if i c at i o ns s u b j ec t t o c h an g e withou t pri or not ice. WARNING • Fo r ou td oor use o nly . No t fo r com me rci al us e. • Read in stru ctio ns be fore us ing t he a ppl iance . F ailur e to foll ow[...]

  • Page 2

    2 COD E PART QT Y Out back ® M ete or S elect 4 Bur ner Gas BBQ HOOD A1 H ood ( Pr e-As se mble d to B ody ) 1  A2 H ood H andl e 1  A3 Wa r m i n g R a c k 1  BOD Y B1 Ba rbe cue Body 1  B2 Burner 4  B3 Co nt rol Pa ne l 1  B4 Kn ob 4  B5 H o s e an d R egul ator Ass embl y 1  B6 Lav a Ro ck 1  B7 Lav [...]

  • Page 3

    3 Part s Diag ram Quan t ity v ar ies according to model purchased. Specificat ions subject to chan ge w i t h o u t p rior notice. For more details on hardware, please see t h e corre s po n d ing ‘Hardw are Re f erence Di agram ’. A2 A3 B1 B2 B4 B6 B8 B10 B11 C1 C17 C13 C3 B14 C20 B9 B12 C18 C14 C21 B7 C8 C6 C2 C5 C4 C19 C15 C16 C12 B13 C10 B[...]

  • Page 4

    4 Ha rdware Ref erence Diagram Specif i cations subject to c h ange without prior not i ce. D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D4 D6[...]

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    5 Assem bl y IMP O RT A N T ! • TO OLS NEE DE D FO R A SSEMBL Y : Medi um si ze f lat blad e or P h illip s/Cr o ss point sc rewdriv er, adj u stabl e spanner or metric spanner set. • Rem ov e any in ter n a l component or packagin g f rom the barbecue body. • W h ilst ev er y c are is taken in the manu f actu re of th is product, care mus t [...]

  • Page 6

    6 3 4 Attach th e left / right cabine t panel a s sembly to th e Bottom Pan el (C18) using M6x 40 Bolts (D5 x 8pcs) a n d M6 N u t s (D6x 8pc s) as shown . Uns crew t he Locknuts (D7) f ro m both ends of the Axle (C21). Slide the a x le through t h e corre sponding hole s in t h e l ef t legs. Slide t h e W heels (C19) over eac h end of t h e a x l[...]

  • Page 7

    7 Attach Drip Tray Left B rac ket (B 10) to th e right legs usin g S T4.0x 10 Sc rews (D 1x 2pc s) as shown . Repeat abo ve process f or Drip Tray Right Bracket (B 11). Install Front Panel (C16) betwee n left / rig h t f ront l eg s using ST4.0x 10 S crews (D1x4pcs). 5 6 Fr ont Side Rear Si de NOTE: Pl eas e I g n ore Hol e s at Base of Front Panel[...]

  • Page 8

    8 Rem ov e the retaining bolts from Storage Box Ha n dle (C 14), an d t h e n attac h it onto Storage Bo x (C15) using t h e reta in ing bolt s . 7 8 Install the storage box assembly between left / ri g h t f ron t legs usin g M4 x10 Step Bolts (D3 x 4pc s).[...]

  • Page 9

    9 9 10 Attach th e Upper S u ppo rt (C13) to t h e f ron t l egs usi n g M6 x 15 B ol t s (D4x 4pc s). C13 Rem ov e the retain ing bolt s f ro m legs , and then attach Body Support A (C22) onto th e left rear leg and r i g h t f ron t leg a n d attach Body Support B (C23) onto the r ight rear leg a n d left f ront leg us ing t he retainin g bolt s [...]

  • Page 10

    10 Attach Side Burner Shelf Panel (C2) o nto Side Burner Shelf (C1) using M6x15 Bolt s (D4 x2pcs) and M6 Nuts (D6x2pcs). 11 12 C2 C1 Caref u lly place the Barbecue Body (B1) onto the c abin et s tru ct u re and fi x using M6x40 Bo l ts (D 5x 8pc s) as sh own.[...]

  • Page 11

    11 13 14 Attach the side burner valve a nd Knob Bez el (C4) onto side b u r n er shel f using M4 x 10 Bolts (D2 x 2pcs) a s sh ow n. Press the Side Bu r ner Knob (C5) onto side b u rner va l ve stem . C5 C4 Attach th e side bur n er shelf assembly to th e barbecue body using ST4.0x10 Screw (D1x2pcs ) M6x15 Bolts (D4x4pcs) as s h own. D4 D1[...]

  • Page 12

    12 15 16 At ta ch Si de Sh elf P an el (C8 ) on to Si de S h elf ( C7) us in g M 6x 15 Bol ts (D 4x 2pc s ) an d M6 Nu ts (D6x 2pc s ). C8 C7 Feed the venturi tube of the Side B u r n er (C6) through the hole in bottom of the s ide burner shelf, and fix side it on to side burner shelf u sing a M4x10 Bolt ( D2) as s h ow n . Make s u re t h at t h e[...]

  • Page 13

    13 Insert the Drip Tra y (B12) b y sliding it un der neath the barbecue body. Place t h e D rip Pan (B13) i n position as shown. 17 18 B12 B13 Attach the side shelf ass em bly to the barbecue bod y using ST4.0x10 Screw (D1x 2pc s ) a n d M6x15 Bolts (D4x4pcs) as s h own. D4 D1[...]

  • Page 14

    14 19 20 Place the Si de B urner Grid (C3) onto the side bur n er sh elf . NO TE: Make sur e the bas e of co oki ng ut ens il t o put on th e side bur ner i s la rge r than 150m m a nd sm aller tha n 22 0mm . [20] C3 Rem ov e the pl a stic wrap f ro m th e Lava Rock (B6) and then di s tr ibu te t he Lav a Rock ev e nly in the Basket (B7). Lay th e [...]

  • Page 15

    15 Le ak T es ting Always pe rform a leak tes t in a well-venti l ated area. Step 1 - Confirm al l contro l k n obs a re in t h e of f position. Step 2 - Turn the gas on / open the gas contro l v al v e o n t h e ga s bott le or regulator. Step 3 - Check f or l eaks by br u shing a sol u t i o n of ½ water an d ½ liqui d dete rgent / s oap o v er[...]

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    16 Im por t a nt In form ati on Please read these i n str u ctio ns caref u lly before assem bly an d u se of your bar becue. n Re ta i n th ese in s tru cti on s for fu tu re ref eren ce. n This product is f or ou tdoor use only. Do n ot use in door s . n Do not u se the barbecu e or store gas bottles below ground level. LP gas is heavier[...]

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    17 W ARRA NT Y. Please c onsult yo ur local gas dealer f or t h e m os t sui tab l e gas bott les a n d regulators. Installati on Selecting a Locatio n This barbec ue is f or outdoor use o n ly and should be placed in a well-venti l ated area, and on a s af e an d even surf ace. Never pl ace your barbecue below gro un d le v e l. Tak e care to ensu[...]

  • Page 18

    18 • E n sure all knobs are i n t h e of f posi tio n . Open the gas control valv e o n t h e ga s bott le or regulator. • In se rt l i t matc h th rou gh th e ri gh t mat ch - li gh tin g h ole on th e ri gh t si de of th e barbecue bod y a n d place n ear rig h tm os t burn er po rthole. • Push and turn t h e r i g h tm os t control k n ob [...]

  • Page 19

    19 W h en flare-ups d o occu r , t h e y ca n usually be extinguished b y appl yin g bak ing soda o r s a lt dire ctly onto the lav a rock. Always pr ot e ct your ha nd s w he n ha nd li ng a nyt h i ng nea r t he c oo ki ng surface o f th e barbec u e a nd tak e c are to protect yourself f ro m th e f l ames. If a f at fire occurs , please see t h[...]

  • Page 20

    20 uses or in storage, clean wit h a s of t brass wire brush. Be caref ul not to damage the c ookin g surface, re-oi l a n d c ure. Bu rne r Provided t h at t h ey are operat in g cor rectly, in normal usage , b u r nin g off th e residue after cookin g w ill keep the burners clea n . T h e bu rn ers s h oul d be remo v ed an d cl e an ed annually [...]

  • Page 21

    21 T echn ical Spec ificat ions Sp e c ific ati ons s ubj e c t t o ch ang e wit hout pri or notic e. NOTES: CE Approv a l Heat Input Bu r n ers Injec tor Size Gas /Pressur e Outback® Mete or Select 4 Burn er Gas BBQ 0359 359BR665 12.96 kW 4 0.89mm 28-3 0 m bar Bu tan e or 3 7 m bar Pr opan e Gas Con sum pti on: Outback ® M e teor Select 4 Burner[...]

  • Page 22

    22 T rou bl esho otin g Problem Possible Cause Solution Bur ner will not li ght using the ign ition sy ste m LP ga s bottle is e m pty R eplace with full bottle Faulty re gulator H ave re gul a tor che cked or rep l ace d O bst ru ct ion s in bur ner Clean bu rner Obs truc tion s in gas jets or g a s h ose C l e an jets and gas hose Electrode or ig[...]

  • Page 23

    23 O U T B AC K 1 0 Y E AR WAR R AN T Y OUT BACK barbecues are w arrant ed to t he origi nal purchaser agai nst def ect s i n m ateri a l s and workm ans hi p. P orcel a i n coat ed barbecue bodies, porc elai n coat ed roasti ng hoods and stai nless steel roasti ng hoods are w arr anted f or a pe ri od o f ten ( 10) years f ro m the date o f purcha[...]