Cello OFFSET SMOKER 30 Instruction Manual page 3

USING BBQ-SMOKING GRILL
Fuels to be used
Approved fuels for this grill are:
• Hardwood charcoal
• Briquettes
Attention!Never use wood logs or other timber as the
fuel of the grill. Their calorific value is very high, and
too much heat can cause damage to the grills
powder coated surfaces.
Damage caused by the use of wood logs or other
timber is not covered by the warranty.
Ignition
The grill can be ignited in different ways.
• By using the fire starter.
• By using paraffin based lighter bits.
• By using the lighter fluid. Use the rapeseed oil
based lighter fluid, which leaves no undesirable
taste on the grilled products.
WARNING: Do not use petrol or spirits for ignition or
for the increase of the flames. Use only the ignition
means according to standard 1860-3
All fuels, ignition materials and tools are sold
separately.
Attention!Never use petrol or spirits to ignite the grill.
Be careful when you put lighter fluid onto the
hardwood charcoal. See to it that the lighter fluid
would not drip on the ground. A hot grill can ignite
the spilled lighter fluid.
The warranty does not cover damage to the grill or
the environment caused by the ignition of lighterfluid
spilled outside the grill.
Ignition with a fire starter
1. Put at the bottom of the fire starter a couple of
crumpled newspapers or some paraffin based
lighter cubes on the charcoal grate.
2. Fill the top part of the fire starter with hardwood
charcoalor briquettes.
3. Put the fire starter in the center of the charcoal
grid.
4. Light the newspaper or the lighter cubes with a
match or a lighter.
5. When all the hardwood charcoal is glowing red,
pour the contents of the fire starter onto the
charcoal grid.
Ignition with lighter cubes
1. Make a pyramid shaped pile of hardwood
charcoal or briquettes on the charcoal grid.
2. Put 3-5 paraffin based lighter cubes among the
hardwood charcoal or briquettes.
3. Light the lighter cubes with a match or a lighter.
Ignition with lighter fluid
1. Make a pyramid-shaped pile of the hardwood
charcoal or briquettes on the charcoal grid.
2. Dampen the charcoal or briquettes with lighter
fluid. We recommend to use lighter fluids based on
rapeseed oil. It does not leave side flavours to the
products being smoked.
3. Rapeseed based lighter fluid can be ignited
directly with a match or a lighter.
4. If you use any other lighter fluid, let it be
absorbed in the hardwood charcoal or briquettes
before ignition. For absorption time, look at the
lighter fluid packaging.
Note!Never use gasoline or spirits for ignition of the
grill.
Be careful when you put lighter fluid on the
hardwood charcoal. Check that lighter fluid would
not seep down under the grill. A hot grill can ignite
the lighter fluid spilled underneath it.
The warranty does not cover damage to the grill or
its environment, resulting from ignition of the lighter
fluid spilled out of the grill.
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