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10. Position the barbecue on its rear side as shown
in diagram 4. (Diagram shows barbecue without
hood for simplicity).
11. Manoeuvre the barbecue body into position and
align the openings in the leg assembly with the
openings in the barbecue body side panels. Ensure
that the wheels are on the left side of the barbecue
body.
Insert two (2) 75 mm bolts through the gas cylinder
hook bracket. Thread through the lowest openings
in the trolley legs (wheel side) into the barbecue body.
Tighten with nuts. In some cases, the nuts are pre-
welded to the inside of the barbecue body side
panels. Secure the castor-side trolley leg to the
body with two (2) 75 mm bolts, again using the
lowest openings in the leg frame.
12. Position the trolley and barbecue body in the
upright position.
13. Connect the trolley side shelves to the sides of the
upright assembled trolley and barbecue body
using four (4) 75 mm bolts and nuts to secure
each shelf securely. See diagram 4.
If side burner is supplied it must be connected to
the left side of barbecue body. (Refer page 10 for
side burner gas piping installation).
Lift up side burner lid and be sure to remove the
cable tie from around the side burner before
igniting the side burner. Secure knob to side
burner lid using the screw provided.
14. Tighten all the screws to the rear panel.
15. Slide the fat/grease draining tray in position over
the ledges under the barbecue body from the front
of the barbecue.
16. Loosely attach the door bracket to trolley legs
(under control panel). Secure the door bracket with
two (2) 15 mm phillips-head screws.
Refer diagram 5.
17. Locate the hinge holes for the door on the bottom
shelf. Insert the door hinges into these holes and
holes on door bracket. Push the door bracket down
to an even level and then tighten it securely. See
diagram 5.
18. Install door handles onto the door panels with
screws provided.
19. Attach gas cylinder support to the wheel-side
trolley leg using two (2) 15 mm phillips-head
screws. Refer diagram 6.
Tighten and secure all screws, bolts and nuts used
throughout this assembly procedure.
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Diagram 4.
Diagram 5.
Fat/grease
draining tray
Fat/grease
receptacle
Door
bracket
Door handles
Diagram 6.
Gas cylinder
hook bracket
Gas cylinder
support
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Gas cylinder hook
bracket
Barbecue
body
Folded strip used as
door stop
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