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WARNING!
THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL MUST BE FOLLOWED EXACTLY, OR FIRE MAY
RESULT CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR LOSS OF LIFE.
FOR YOUR SAFETY!
IN THE VICINITY OF THIS GRILL.
CAUTION:
NEVER USE LIGHTER FLUID, GASOLINE, OR OTHER VOLATILES TO START YOUR
CHARCOAL, SINCE IT IS DANGEROUS AND THEY LEAVE A RESIDUAL TASTE IN YOUR FOOD. USE
UTMOST CARE WHEN ADDING CHARCOAL TO GRILL. DISPOSE OF COOLED ASHES BY PLACING THEM
IN ALUMINUM FOIL, SOAKING WITH WATER AND DISCARDING IN A NON-COMBUSTIBLE
CONTAINER.
DO NOT
USE ON BOATS OR RECREATIIONAL VEHICLES.
DO NOT
USE YOUR KAMADO GRILL INDOORS OR IN AN ENCLOSED AREA. FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY.
DO NOT
MOVE YOUR KAMADO GRILL WHILE COOKING OR HOT ASHES ARE STILL IN THE GRILL.
DO NOT
REMOVE YOUR KAMADO GRILL FROM THE CART OR APPROVED GRILL TABLE.
DO NOT
PLACE YOUR KAMADO GRILL DIRECTLY ON A WOODEN DECK, TABLE OR OTHER
COMBUSTIBLE
SURFACES. IT CAN DAMAGE THE SURFACE OR CAUSE A FIRE.
Installation Instructions and Operator's Manual
MADE IN CHINA
CUSTOMER: PLEASE RETAIN THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE USE
DO NOT STORE OR USE GASOLINE OR OTHER FLAMMABLE VAPORS OR LIQUIDS
DO NOT DISCARD THIS MANUAL
CERAMIC KAMADO GRILLS & SMOKERS
MODELS:
KG1120
KG1520
KG1140
KG1540
KG1160
KG1560
KG1121b
KG1521b
KG1141b
KG1541b
KG1161b
KG1561b
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KG1920
KG1940
KG1960
KG1921b
KG1941b
KG1961b
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Summary of Contents for All-Pro Kamado KG1120
- Page 1 CERAMIC KAMADO GRILLS & SMOKERS MODELS: KG1120 KG1520 KG1920 KG1140 KG1540 KG1940 KG1160 KG1560 KG1960 KG1121b KG1521b KG1921b KG1141b KG1541b KG1941b KG1161b KG1561b KG1961b WARNING! THE INFORMATION IN THIS MANUAL MUST BE FOLLOWED EXACTLY, OR FIRE MAY RESULT CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE, PERSONAL INJURY OR LOSS OF LIFE. FOR YOUR SAFETY! DO NOT STORE OR USE GASOLINE OR OTHER FLAMMABLE VAPORS OR LIQUIDS IN THE VICINITY OF THIS GRILL.
- Page 2 KAMADO GRILLS – SERIES 15” Inner Diameter Grill 11” Inner Diameter Grill 19” Inner Diameter Grill **NOTE – Grill Cart is not included with grill – optional accessory Cart with side shelves shown above.
- Page 3 Part Number Grills/ Part Name Materials ITEM# Accessories 11” 15” 19” Thermal Meter Included Stainless Steel GDCG-STM GDCG-STM GDCG-STM Top Vent Included SUS 304 GDCG-S11TV GDCG-S11TV GDCG-S19TV Ceramic Dome Included Ceramic GDCG-S11CD GDCG-S15CD GDCG-S19CD Upper Band Included SUS 304 GDCG-S11UB GDCG-S15UB GDCG-S19UB Hinge...
- Page 4 ASSEMBLYING YOUR KAMADO GRILL WITH OPTIONAL CART IMPORTANT: Read all instructions and warnings carefully before installation and use. Failure to follow up these instructions may result in damages to the grill, injury to person, fire hazard, and will void the warranty. FRAGILE! Keep the grill box upright and handle with care.
- Page 5 and align the opening at the bottom of the firebox with the opening in the bottom vent door. This allows the air to flow into the grill and to remove ash with the included ash cleaning tool. (See Figure 2) STEP 5 Place the round, black steel fire grate in the bottom of the firebox.
- Page 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 CONGRATULATIONS! YOU ARE READY TO USE THE KAMADO GRILL NOW! ASSEMBLING YOUR KAMADO GRILL WITH OPTIONAL WOOD TABLE STEP 1 Remove the plastic strips and remove the top and side panels of the shipping box. Please remove protective plastic film from the grill. Remove all components included in the box and the grill.
- Page 7 FRONT Figure 10 STEP 4 Place assembled table on a secure level surface and lock the front casters before inserting the grill. Gently place the grill into the table and adjust the feet with the Heat Shield pan to fit with the base of the grill. Adjust the position so the front of the grill is centered between legs with the two locking casters.
- Page 8 Hooks Figure 12 STEP 6 Follow STEPS 4 – 9 on Page 4 and 5 to finish the final assembly of the whole grill. CONGRATULATIONS! YOU ARE READY TO USE THE KAMADO GRILL NOW! STARTING/LIGHTING YOUR KAMADO GRILL STEP 1 Kamado Grill is easy to start.
- Page 9 IMPORTANT TIPS: A. Build the mound with larger chunks at the bottom, while leaving smaller ones on top as you build it. Do not dump charcoals directly into the firebox. Smaller pieces could block the air holes of the fire grate. B.
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Page 10: Cooking Configurations
CAUTION – If you are going to cook at a low & slow temperature, do not let the grill get too hot. It takes hours to get temperatures down. Just start the grill with as little charcoal as possible. TEMP TOP VENT BOTTOM VENT SMOKING... - Page 11 other foods requiring indirect heat. Higher cooking temperature is required for roasting by adjusting the top and bottom vent. Accessories: HEAT DEFLECTOR COOKING GRID ELEVATOR First Level Cooking Grid Cooking Grid Elevator Heat Deflector Fire Ring (19”grill only) Fire Box Figure 14 COOKING CONFIGURATION: BAKING (SEE FIGURE 15) This configuration is for heating foods that are traditionally cooked in ceramic or metal containers...
- Page 12 FIRST LEVEL COOKING GRID ----First Level Cooking Grid---- -------Elevator ----Fire Ring (19” grill only) ---- ----------Fire Box----------- Figure 16 Figure 17 COOKING CONFIGURATION: SECONDARY COOKING GRID (SEE FIGURE 18) This configuration is to add more cooking area to allow you to cook as many different foods as possible.
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Page 13: Cleaning And Maintenance
CLEANING & MAINTENANCE The Kamado Grill is made of quality materials, so there is not much general cleaning & maintenance. The best way to protect your Kamado Grill is to store a grill cover. (See Figure 19) Figure 19 CLEANING ASHES FROM YOUR GRILL Usually there is a need to remove the ashes underneath the firebox after cooking. -
Page 14: Gasket Replacement
CLEANING YOUR KAMADO GRILL If your Kamado Grill is not used for a certain period of time, moisture can be trapped inside the grill and you might see mold or mildew on some parts like the cooking grids or internal ceramics. This can be easily cleaned, since Kamado Grills are self-cleaning, using the following steps. - Page 15 Figure 22 5. Use a box cutter to remove excess gasket material, so the ends meet flush and create a seamless gasket. (See Figure 23) 6. Follow same steps as above to replace the gasket on the neck of the dome. (See Figure 21) Figure 23 CLEANING HEAT DEFLECTOR AND PIZZA STONE Allow ceramic heat deflector and pizza stone to cool completely before cleaning and indoor...
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