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Summary of Contents for OZtrail Outback Cooker
- Page 1 OWNERS MANUAL Outback Cooker OCI-OBC-A...
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Page 2: Parts Description
Parts Description 1. Legs (x4) 12. Leg bolt (x8) 2. Flue adapter 13. Leg washer (x16) 3. Chamber collar (Preinstalled) 14. Leg nut (x16) 4. Chimney sections (x3) 15. Leg outer nut (x8) 5. Chimney with spark arrester 16. Flue adapter bolt (x2) 6. - Page 3 Figure 2 STEP 2 Locate and attach the leg bolts to the chamber body (See Figure 2).
- Page 4 STEP 3 Attach the legs using the bolts installed in Step 2 and secure using the outer leg nut (D). Figure 3 STEP 4 Stand the Outback Cooker on its legs, locate and attach the flue adapter (Figure 4). Figure 4...
- Page 5 STEP 5 Locate the 2 sections of the Fire chamber ash grates (Figure 5) and place in the bottom of the fire chamber. Insert the locating pin of chamber collar. The plate not in use can be inserted into the side position.
- Page 6 Figure 6 STEP 7 For disassembly, ensure the Outback Cooker is completely cool before reversing assembly steps. NOTE: The cast iron cooking plates come to you from the factory with a wax coating. This...
- Page 7 fire. FOR TIMBER USE 1. Always ensure that the Outback Cooker is set up correctly and in a level position before starting a fire. If required, remove any ash from the chamber body. 2. Place scrunched up newspaper into the chamber body, on top of the fire chamber ash grates.
- Page 8 Do not touch the surface of the Outback Cooker whilst in use or hot. Do not leave children or pets unattended whilst the Outback Cooker is in use or hot. Do not dispose of ash or coals in a place that may cause a fire or injury to a person.