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20 | Twin Eagles Technical Support (562) 263-3600
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE - cont.
Regular use and me will cause your grill to get dirty, below are a few recommended cleaning materials
and methods to help keep your Twin Eagles Pellet Grill looking its best.
RECOMMENDED METHODS TO CLEAN YOUR PELLET GRILL
1. GRILL BRUSH
2. SCOTCH-BRITE PADS
3. MICROFIBER CLOTH
4. STAINLESS STEEL CLEANER
5. BAR KEEPERS FRIEND
INTERIOR:
1. Clean the Grates:
◦ Using the grill brush, scrape the bristles along the grate to dislodge any cooked on grease or food.
Repeat for both sides of the grate.
2. Clean the Interior and Ash Reservoir:
◦ Using the puy knife, scrape o all cooked on grease and food from the Indirect Plate and Firebox Heat
Bae. Start in the middle and work your way down, out towards the edges of the bae. Once the
Indirect Plate and Heat Bae are scraped clean, remove and set aside so that the interior of the Firebox
is exposed. Connue to scrape down the interior of the Firebox, making sure to get any food or grease
that may have goen below the Heat Bae. Remove and empty Ash Reservoirs from the le and right-
hand sides of the repot. Set them aside. Using the Paint brush, sweep all loose ash and debris down to
the right and le of the Firepot towards the Aluminum Trays in the Ash Drawers.
3. Clean the Firepot:
◦ Remove the Firepot by liing from the back and straight up. Scrape out any ash le behind. Set aside.
4. Vacuum
◦ Vacuum out all ash and debris visible in the Firebox. Including under the Firepot.
5. Ash Drawers
◦ Remove the Aluminum Trays and dispose of any ash or grease appropriately. Remove the drawers from
the slides to access the base of the Firebox. Using your vacuum, remove any pellets, ash, or grease that
may have goen behind the Ash Drawers.
6. Reassembly
◦ Reassemble your grill: Firepot rst, Ash reservoirs second, Firebox Bae and Indirect Plate third, then
the Grates. Last but not least, the Ash Drawers.
If the grill is to be stored for a long period of me, the pellets should be removed from the hopper and stored
in a dry locaon away from any heat source.
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6. 91% RUBBING ALCOHOL
7. FLAT HEAD SCREWDRIVER
8. PUTTY KNIFE
9. PAINT BRUSH
10. VACUUM WITH HOSE
RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS:
EXTERIOR:
1. Using the Stainless Steel cleaner and Microber cloth, clean the exterior of the grill.
NOTE: ALWAYS clean in the same direcon as the grain of the steel.
2. If there are any scratches or ping in the metal, use Bar Keepers Friend and the Scotch-Brite pad to gen-
tly bu out the imperfecons. ALWAYS with the grain.
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