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Mount the frame as follows:
1. From below, insert one of the support legs through one of the openings at the
corners of the shelf.
2. Push the support leg up until the holes in the shelf and support leg are
vertically aligned.
3. Insert a screw through the hole from the front.
4. Secure the screw by screwing a wingnut onto it.
5. Mount the three other support legs in exactly the same way.
6. Place the support frame on the four support legs from above so that the
support legs run into the guide bars and the holes in the support legs and the
guide bars are vertically aligned
7. Insert a screw through the hole from the front.
8. Secure the screw by screwing a wingnut onto it.
9. Follow exactly the same steps for the three other corners.
10. Place the BBQ Grill on the support frame.
11. Make sure that the BBQ Grill locks into the support frame.
12. The frame has now been mounted and you can now use the BBQ Grill on a
stand.
Note: You can also use this BBQ Grill on a stand. A frame including a shelf (e.g. for
utensils) is included in the product contents.
Preparing And Using Your Barbecue:
Note: Slide the thermostat control to the “MIN” setting before you plug into a
suitable mains socket.
1. Place the BBQ Grill on a level, stable, fireproof base in a suitable location.
2. Connect the BBQ Grill to a suitable mains socket.
3. Slide the thermostat control to the “MAX” setting. The BBQ Grill will now
automatically heat up.
4. As soon as the selected temperature setting is reached, the red indicator light
will go out. The heating process will automatically end.
5. As soon as the selected temperature setting has reduced, the red indicator
light will illuminate and the heating process will then resume until the BBQ
Grill returns to the selected temperature. For best results, let the BBQ Grill heat
up for 10 to 15 minutes.
6. Place the food you would like barbecue on the grill plate.
7. To reduce the barbecuing temperature, slide the thermostat control to the left,
e.g. when barbecuing delicate foods such as fish or mushrooms.
8. Slide the thermostat control to the “MIN” setting to stop barbecuing.
9. Take the food off of the grill plate.
10. To switch the BBQ Grill off, first pull the mains plug out of the socket.
11. Always let the BBQ Grill cool off completely.
Note: Do not use any fuels such as charcoal in the BBQ Grill.
Note: Heat the BBQ Grill up for approx. 10 – 15 minutes before placing food on
the grill plate. This will help you achieve best cooking results.
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