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CAUTION:
Keep at least 8" clearance all around from walls, cabinets and
other objects when using the Rotisserie to prevent heat damage. Don't put
charcoal briquets, hickory chips or anything else in the machine that is not
authorized by Ronco Acquisition Corporation. Do not use under cabinets.
Spit Rods are permanently set
in the bottom Gear Wheel and
can be tightened with a small
Allen Wrench if necessary.
A drop
of oil on
the nubs
prevents
squeaks.
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INSTRUCTIONS
Always use Caution with Hot Food and Metal
Parts. The Food, Basket and the Spit Assembly get HOT!
Always wear protective gloves when removing the Basket.
If you feel the optional gloves are not insulated enough to
adequately protect you from the hot surfaces you are han-
dling, set whatever you are holding down immediately and
wait until the food and the metal parts cool down. You may
want to use a thicker oven glove or mitt.
Removable Gear Wheel fits on the Spit Rods
after food (or Basket) is loaded in place. It is heavy
and has sharp gear teeth. When carrying the Spit
Rods always tilt this end upward so it won't fall off.
Careful! Use Caution. Tips are sharp. Please be
very careful with your hands when loading any food
onto the Spit Rods.
Spit Rods are connected with screws to one Gear
Wheel. Place the Removable Gear Wheel on after
the food is loaded.
Plastic Spit Loading Base keeps the Spit
Assembly in place so you can load food in upright
position on a countertop or in a sink.
Important!
Hear a Squeeeeaak?
drop or two of vegetable oil or olive oil on the
Gear Wheel nub before inserting the Spit Rod
Assembly into the machine – Or use a straw
or Kabob Rod to drop oil on the nubs as they
turn. But be careful if you do it when the
machine is turning or if it is hot.
No problem. Put a
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