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FIGURE 13
T.
Cooktop Grate: Supports pots and pans above
the cooktop burners. Do not cover the entire
grate with a griddle or otherwise block airflow
above the burners.
U.
Cooktop Burners: The cooktop burners are made
from machined brass with enameled cast iron
diffusion caps. The diffusion caps sit loosely on
top of the machined brass pieces. The caps must
be in place on top of the brass cooktop burners
before the burners can be used.
FIGURE 14
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R
V
2
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T
U
V.
Side Cabinet Door: Access the LP cylinder by
opening the side cabinet door. Stow the cooktop
cover in the door when using the cooktop
burners. Always position the top of the cover
toward the door to avoid scratching the cover.
Insert one handle up into the top opening of the
door. Swing the bottom handle through the notch
in the bottom of the door and lower the cover
down to rest inside the door.
W.
Firebox Cover: The firebox cover should be
installed when the grill is not in use, after it has
cooled. The left piece of the two-piece cover has
a gutter along the edge. Install the left piece first,
then install the right piece so that it sits inside the
gutter on the left piece. The cover sides cannot
be reversed. They will not fit in the firebox.
Never install the cover while the grill is in
operation or still hot. Do not use the cover to
attempt to snuff a fire. Do not operate the grill
while the cover is in place.
The cover is designed to keep the firebox clear of
debris and to protect components of the grill. The
cover will not prevent rain water from entering the
grill. Rain water will get inside the grill through
a number of openings. In particular, the ash bin
(Figure 11:P) will fill with rain water unless the grill
is sheltered or the optional Sunbrella® grill cover
is used.
KalamazooGourmet.com
FIGURE 15
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CAUTION: Never install the cover while the grill is hot or use the grill while the
cover is in place.
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