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Gasolgrill / Kaasugrilli / Gas Barbecue - Malmbergs Elektriska AB

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Outside Surface<br />

use mild detergent or baking soda and hot water<br />

solution. nonabrasive scouring powder can be used<br />

on stubborn stains, then rinse with water.<br />

if the inside surface of the barbecue lid has the appearance<br />

of pealing paint, baked on grease build-up<br />

has turned to carbon and is flaking off. clean thoroughly<br />

with strong hot soapy water solution. rinse<br />

with water and allow to completely dry. nEvEr usE<br />

OvEn clEanEr.<br />

Interior of <strong>Barbecue</strong> Bottom<br />

remove residue using brush, scraper and/or cleaning<br />

pad then wash with a soapy water solution. rinse<br />

with water and allow to dry.<br />

Cooking Grid<br />

use a mild soapy water solution. nonabrasive scouring<br />

powder can be used on stubborn stains, then<br />

rinse with water.<br />

Burner Assembly<br />

1. Turn the gas OFF at the control knob and disconnect<br />

the cylinder.<br />

2. remove flametamers.<br />

3. clean the burner with a soft brush or blow clean<br />

with compressed air and wipe with a cloth.<br />

4. clean any clogged ports with a pipe cleaner or<br />

stiff wire (such as an opened paper clip).<br />

5. inspect burner for any damage (cracks or holes).<br />

if damage is found, replace with a new burner.<br />

sTOraGE OF <strong>Gas</strong> BarBEcuE<br />

summertime when the barbecue is not in use, it is<br />

best stored under a roof with a protective hood on.<br />

it is important to protect the barbecue from moist<br />

and cold. if you live near the sea (within 3,5 miles)<br />

we recommend that you keep the barbecue indoors,<br />

since the salt in the air can decrease the working life<br />

of the barbecue.<br />

When the season is over, consider the following<br />

points for storage:<br />

1. let the barbecue cool down completely.<br />

2. Disconnect the hose and gas cylinder.<br />

3. clean the barbecue.<br />

4. store the barbecue in a dry place and protect it<br />

from the cold.<br />

5. make sure that the hose is not bent.<br />

6. Keep the mounting instructions with barbecue.<br />

7. clean the cooking grid and burner. Grease the<br />

cooking grid with cooking oil before storage.<br />

sTOraGE OF <strong>Gas</strong> cYlinDEr<br />

avoid keeping the gas cylinder below ground level,<br />

since propane gas is heavier than air. luckily the gas<br />

is volatile and small quantities will evaporate rapidly.<br />

<strong>Gas</strong> cylinders – even if empty – must be kept upright.<br />

always check the barbecue before use that the gas<br />

leading parts of the barbecue is not blocked by<br />

insects or similar. This can cause a stop in the gas<br />

supply.<br />

cHEcKinG THE BarBEcuE<br />

<strong>Gas</strong> Cylinder<br />

Every time you change the gas cylinder, check that<br />

the new cylinder has been inspected by the supplier.<br />

Hose and Regulator<br />

Please note that there are different types of regulators<br />

in different countries. check what applies in your<br />

country.<br />

always check the hose and regulator each time you<br />

use the barbecue. make sure that the hose clips and<br />

joints are tight. change them if any part is damaged.<br />

Burners<br />

if you have note used the barbecue for a while,<br />

please check that the openings of the burners are not<br />

blocked by spider web, insect’s nest or similar. remove<br />

the blocking with a pipe cleaner, bottle brush<br />

or similar.<br />

TEcHnical DaTa<br />

This barbecue has a flanged plate, a so called flametamer<br />

which diffuses the heat. The plate also protects<br />

the burner from grease.<br />

lava rocks is not used in a flametamer barbecue.<br />

Type of gas: Propane<br />

<strong>Gas</strong> pressure: 30 mbar<br />

<strong>Gas</strong> Consumption: about 2x180 g/h<br />

Power: 2x2,5kW<br />

Weight: 17 kg<br />

Dims WxDxH: 930x480x930 cm<br />

Primary Cooking Area: 44x37 cm<br />

Number of Burners: 2<br />

Ignition: Piezo

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