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Also, do not allow any food particles or grease to be left inside your Side Burner, as this will attract ro-
dents which, in addition to being undesirable from an hygienic standpoint, are likely to cause physical
damage to your Side Burner. Rodents are known to chew on the insulation of wiring which will eventual-
ly cause permanent damage to the wiring and possibly electrical components.
One final consideration for Side Burners located either along the coast or in a desert community: Wind
driven sand is highly abrasive, therefore constant exposure will eventually pit and scratch almost any-
thing; one more reason to keep your Side Burner covered when not in use. By routinely caring for your
Side Burner as outlined in this manual, you can enjoy many years of service from it and keep it looking
the way it should.
In the event that any light rusting is found on the stainless steel, it will usually not be the stainless steel
which is corroding but iron particles which have somehow been deposited on the surface. For more in-
formation on this subject, please request our “Rust removal bulletin”. As a first course of action though,
we recommend “Bar Keepers Friend”, available from many supermarkets and hardware stores. This
product, if used as directed, will usually solve the problem. Note though, when using this product on tex-
tured surfaces such as your barbecue, always rub in the direction of the grain; never across the grain,
since doing so will damage the finish.
BATTERY INSTALLATION / REPLACEMENT:
To install a new 9 Volt igniter battery or replace a spent one, please follow these steps:
1. The igniter module is located behind the front panel and is accessed by opening and re-
moving the grease tray.
2. Locate the igniter module, unscrew the round black cap and install a new 9V battery into
the cap.
3. Reinstall cap into the module, tightening the cap completely.
4. Re-install the grease tray and close it completely by pushing forward until it stops.
NOTE: The AXESB-2 has only one igniter module in the center of the unit that operates both burn-
ers. (See Figure # 5).
Igniter Module
Remove grease tray !
(Bottom view)
Figure # 5
Battery - 9 Volt
Point contacts
towards module
Igniter Cap
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