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• Donot cleananypart ofyourbarbecue grill in a
self-cleaning o ven.
• Donot useovencleaners, abrasive kitchen
cleaners, cleaners t hat contain citrusproducts, o r
mineral s pirits.
• Donot useanytypeof steelbristled brush.
• Clean yourgrill regularly to prohibitgrease build-
upsandavoida grease fire or excessive f lare-ups.
• Always wearprotective gloves whencleaning your
grill.
Stainless
Steel
and Painted
Surfaces
Wash with a mild dish soap and warm
water,
A cloth,
soft brush,
or plastic
cleaning
pad can be used.
Rinse
thoroughly
and wipe dry. There
are many
specific
stainless
steel cleaners
available.
Follow the
manufacturer's
directions.
Always
polish in the
direction
of the lines. Do not allow dirt and grease
to
accumulate.
Do not use steel wool, as it will scratch
the surface.
In addition,
the following
products
and naturally
occurring
substances
in the outdoors
will damage
all
stainless
steel finishes.
Use caution
so that they do not
come
in contact
with your gas grill. Immediately
wash
them
off and dry the stainless
steel should
they ever
come
in contact
with your Gas Grill. These include,
but
are not limited
to, Pool Chemicals
(chlorine
and
bromine),
Lawn Fertilizer,
Ice Melting
Salts, Sea or Salt
Water,
Urine,
Bird Droppings,
and Tree Sap. Store
your
grill 50 to ;tOO feet
away
from
a pool as
many
pool chemicals
will cause
rust,
Porcelain
Surfaces
Use a baking
soda and water
solution
or nonabrasive
scouring
powder
for stubborn
stains.
Cooking
Grates,
Warming
Rack,
and Heat
Diffusers
Use a stiff brass brush.
Wash with warm
water
and
mild dish soap as needed,
rinse,
and dry.
Electronic
Igniter
Visually
inspect
for cracks.
Replace if a crack is found.
Do not use water
to clean the igniter.
Electronic
Ignition
Maintenance
Your grill is equipped
with
electronic
ignition.
It's
powered
by one AA size battery.
Replace the battery
when
necessary.
Unscrew
the igniter
top. Place the
new battery
into the igniter
with the positive
(+) end
of the battery
facing
up. Screw the igniter
top back
into place.
•
Batteries
will deteriorate
over time.
This
can cause their
casings
to leak.
•
Remove
the battery
from the electronic
ignition
when storing
your grill.
•
Check the condition
of the battery
periodically
before
use.
Burners
We recommend
you clean your burners
at least twice a
year, or before use if the grill has not been used in over
one month.
For safe operation
ensure
the gas valve assembly
orifice
is inside the burner
tube
before
using your
grill.
See figure.
If the orifice
is not inside the
burner
tube,
lighting
the burner
may cause
explosion
and/or
fire resulting
in serious
bodily
injury
and/or
property
damage.
Gas Valve Assembly
Burner
Tube
Small insects and spiders
are able to access the burner
tubes.
Sometimes
they will build nests or spin webs. In
either
case, this can block or reduce the amount
of gas
flowing
through
the burner,
You will usually
see a
smaller
flame,
or a flame
that
is mostly
yellow
rather
than blue, coming
from the burner
when this happens.
Other
signs include
the gill not heating
evenly,
not
reaching
temperature,
or burners
not igniting.
In
cases with severe
blockage,
this can cause the flame
to burn backwards,
and outside
of the burner
tubes,
which
can cause damage
to your grill and/or
personal
injury.
IMMEDIATELY
SHUT OFF THE FLOW
OF LP
GAS AT THE CYLINDER
BY TURNING
THE HAND
WHEEL
CLOCKWISE
SHOULD
THIS
HAPPEN.
Wait for the grill to cool, and then clean all burners.
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