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- Page 1 User’s Manual...
- Page 2 Discover the difference a Su‐VGun can make in your kitchen… … or outside, searing your meat, or star ng your charcoal grill! ...
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Page 3: Note From The Founder
From the Founder You are now the proud owner of one of the World’s Coolest Torches, a Su-VGun! “We are thrilled you have chosen a GrillBlazer torch for your culinary and grilling needs. You now own an amazingly powerful, portable torch. As in life, with great power comes great responsibility. Whether you received your Su‐VGun as a gi or you were a racted to it for its wonderful versa lity, you now have the grave responsi‐ bility to use it carefully, wisely, and SAFELY. “This amazing torch has more firepower than most people ever have a chance to wield. The most important thing is for you to learn how to use it safely and to take care of it properly. We have engineered your Su‐VGun to give you years of sa sfying service and high perfor‐ mance. Misusing it can shorten its service life at best, while at worst it could have devasta ng effects and cause loss of life and property. “Read this manual, take it to heart and don’t let anyone you know ... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Note from the Founder ............ 1 Table of Contents .............. 2 Su‐VGun Gear ................ 3 Su‐VGun Diagram .............. 4 Safety and Warnings ............... 6 Fuel Op ons ................. 11 Su‐VGun Magic .............. 12 Opera ng Instruc ons ............ 14 Safety Features and Tips ............ 16 Ligh ng your Grill .............. 19 Care for your Grill .............. 20 ... -
Page 5: Su-Vgun Gear
Su‐VGun Gear The Su‐VGun: a very powerful torch that will make quick work of searing your sous vide cooked meat or for ligh ng your charcoal grill Bo le Stand: a convenient place to set the Su‐ VGun upright while cooling down between uses. The Bo le Stand fits 3″ and 4″ diameter standard 1‐ lb propane bo les (NOTE: The propane bo le does NOT come with the Su‐VGun, it is only shown here for refer‐ ence). 8′ Adapter Hose: a custom hose for connec ng the Su‐VGun to a larger 20‐lb or 30‐lb propane tank for ... -
Page 6: Su-Vgun Diagram
Su‐VGun Diagram (Above illustra on for reference throughout the manual) Su‐VGun A) Fire Bell Reducer G) Handle Trigger (Bypass Valve) B) Fire Bell H) Handle Trigger Lock C) Spark Electrode I) Gun Handle D) Fuel Barrel ... - Page 7 Detailed Descrip on of the Elements of the Su‐VGun and its Accessories 1. Su‐VGun A. Fire Bell Reducer: Focusing plate to shape and intensify flame B. Fire Bell: The torch head where the fuel is ignited and turns to flame C. Spark Electrode: The electrode that ini ates the spark. WARNING: DO NOT TOUCH the igniter electrode when you pull the Fin‐ ger Trigger to ignite the Su‐VGun. You may feel the spark from the elec‐ tric ignitor. D. Fuel Barrel: Moves the fuel and air from the Gas Valve to the Fire Bell E.
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Page 8: Safety And Warnings
Safety & Warnings Read and understand all instruc ons and warnings before a emp ng to operate this torch. NEVER PERMIT CHILDREN TO USE THIS TORCH! Proper Usage of Equipment Only use this torch with Propane or MAPP gases from vapor withdrawal cylinders. Propane cylinders and connected propane bo les must be kept in an upright posi on when the torch is in use. Before use, connect propane fuel source to the torch with both the Gas Valve (E) and the Handle Trigger (Bypass Valve) (G) closed. Listen for gas leaks and smell for the presence of propane leaking from the torch. ... - Page 9 ex nguish any unintended fire. It should be of a type and size appropri‐ ate for the applica on, and you should be trained in its use. Stay nearby to watch and control the burning material. Maintain secure foo ng when holding a lighted torch to avoid tripping or falling. Always direct the flame from the torch away from your body and away from other persons when the torch is lit. Never point the torch at your‐ self or other persons while ligh ng or opera ng. Never leave a lit torch una ended. Turn the Gas Valve off to ex nguish the flame before laying the torch down. If the torch has a 1‐lb propane bo le installed onto the Gas Connector, set it upright in the Bo le Stand with the Fuel Barrel and Fire Bell oriented towards the front of the stand such that it will not p over, rather than laying it on its side. Do not lay a hot torch down on or near flammable material. Never block the flow of gas or fire coming from the front of the Fire Bell. Doing this may cause the flame direc on to reverse and exit from the back side of the Fire Bell toward the operator instead of out the front of the Fire Bell where it is intended to go. WARNINGS: General opera onal When ligh ng the torch, flames WILL come out of the backside of the ...
- Page 10 DO NOT operate the SU‐VGun before reading and understanding all of the opera ng instruc ons. Make sure product usage is in accordance will all local, state, and federal laws. You are responsible for knowing and abiding by them. Do not use the torch in areas where combus ble gases or vapors may be stored or otherwise present. Do not use the torch on or near flammable material or sealed containers which may cause a fire or explosion resul ng in injury or death. Sealed containers, even if empty, may explode. Do not use torch near combus bles you do not intend to burn. Do not use the torch in windy or very dry condi ons in which the torch flame or the amount of material burning may be difficult to control. The Fire Bell will remain very hot for a me a er shutdown. DO NOT touch or store the equipment un l it has cooled. Always operate the Su‐VGun in an open and well‐ven lated area so that any propane that escapes from the Su‐VGun or propane bo le can be exhausted to the outside air. It is normal when connec ng or disconnec ng the Su‐VGun to propane to have a small amount of propane escape into the atmosphere. As long ...
- Page 11 When using the Su‐VGun inside, only use for hea ng materials in a large area with enough ven la on to avoid the build up of smoke, fumes, and gases. If the air is not clear and free of smoke, fumes, and gases, stop using the torch and move the work outside or improve the ven la on. Propane fumes may collect in an unven lated or enclosed area causing an explosive atmosphere or one in which you cannot safely breathe. Never use the torch on materials, coa ngs, solvents, or chemicals which release toxic fumes when heated, or on poisonous plants such as poison ivy or poison oak. Avoid breathing smoke or fumes from the burning material. Keep your head out of the smoke or fumes. If the smoke or fumes make you uncomfortable, stop using the torch on the material. In some loca ons you may not be permi ed to burn outdoors without a permit. Contact your local authori es and fire department about state and local codes or permit requirements before using torch to burn. WARNINGS: Proper handling, storage, transporta on and usage of propane fuel tanks, cylinders and bo les COMPLETELY EMPTY 1‐lb disposable propane bo le using your Su‐VGun ...
- Page 12 closed trunk. ALWAYS place the cylinder in a well‐ven lated area of the vehicle. ALWAYS proceed directly to your des na on and immediately remove the cylinder from your vehicle. The law places limits on the number of cylinders and the amount of pro‐ pane that can be transported in closed‐bodied vehicles such as passen‐ ger cars and vans. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES TRY TO MODIFY OR REPAIR VALVES, REGULATORS, OR OTHER CYLINDER PARTS. Propane cylinders incorporate special components such as valves, con‐ nectors, and other parts to keep them safe for use with grills and other propane appliances. Damage to any component can cause a gas leak. DON’T RISK IT! Take your cylinder to a qualified propane service techni‐ cian for assistance. Personal Protec ve Equipment Always wear eye protec on such as safety googles or glasses which meet ANSI Z87.1. To protect yourself against poten al burn, you would need to wear heavy gloves, leather shoes, and heavy co on clothing treated to be fire retardant. You would not wear shorts or loose clothing. For addi onal informa on regarding the safe use of this prod‐ uct see the following reference publica ons: ...
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Page 13: Fuel Op Ons
Fuel Op ons Propane bo le or cylinder selec on and usage ps You can connect any propane or MAPP bo les with the standard CGA600 male screw thread directly to your Su‐VGun. The 8’ Adaptor Hose has the male CGA600 fi ng on the torch‐end with the P.O.L le ‐hand male thread fi ng on the tank‐end. You can screw the P.O.L connector directly into any bulk propane cylinder with the ma ng output fi ng. For countries outside of the US where these types of cylinders are unavailable, you will want to secure adapters online or deal directly with your local propane dealer to assist you with securing and installing the proper adapters. Butane/propane blended fuels will not perform as well in the Su‐VGun, and straight butane will perform poorly. The output nozzle orifice is too large to sustain the required internal fuel pressures for butane and bu‐ tane blended fuels. For maximum performance of your Su‐VGun, store your 1‐lb propane bo les inside at room temperature when it is winter and cold outside. ... -
Page 14: Su-Vgun Magic
Su‐VGun Magic Finally, you are a proud Su‐VGun owner! GrillBlazer torches are de‐ signed to meet the needs and wants of the users. Are you ready to experience the culinary excellence this torch will bring you? What is so special about the Su‐VGun? The Su‐VGun was developed as a response to the culinary need to find a ... - Page 15 Experiment with the SU‐VGun, and take your me ge ng comfortable using it. The four elements you control in ge ng a good sear are: 1) the tempera‐ ture and dryness of the meat and whether or not your are using an oil or seasoning on it, 2) the variable amount of flame you have coming out of the Su‐VGun, 3) the amount of meat your are exposing to the flame at one me (from using just the p of the flame to dousing it in a complete bath of fire), and finally 4) me of exposure—how long you have the flame on a sec on of meat before moving it on to another sec on. It’s like pain ng; there are no hard and fast rules to follow because every type of meat is different and the effect you are trying to achieve varies, based on a whole mul tude of condi ons. The Su‐VGun will do in seconds what other available torches take many minutes to do, which means you can also over‐sear (burn) your meat if you aren’t paying a en on. You’ve never experienced anything like this amazing tool before. It will take me to perfect your technique, but, before you know it, you too will be a master! Can the Su‐VGun be used for ligh ng the charcoal grill, or anything else? Just like the GrillGun, the Su‐VGun, used properly, will be incredibly useful ...
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Page 16: Opera Ng Instruc Ons
Opera ng Instruc ons (Refer to the elements of the Su-VGun in the above image as needed.) How to Properly Operate the Su‐VGun Operate the Su‐VGun in a clear open‐air area where it will be safe to operate a high power, high temperature torch without burning anything that you don’t intend to burn. Before doing anything, make sure the (red) Gas Valve Knob is turned fully clock‐ wise (to the right) to shut off the poten al fuel flow. Hold the Su‐VGun upright with the handle ver cal such that you are not depressing either the Handle Trigger Lock or pulling the Handle Trigger. Connect either a 1‐lb propane fuel bo le or a free‐standing propane tank con‐... - Page 17 pane in the hose was not fully discharged from the hose a er its last use, the propane gas vapor remaining in the hose may have condensed back into a liquid which will cause the Su‐VGun’s Check Valve to stop the fuel flow. (See previous point about the Check Valve and read the Check Valve instruc ons on page 16.) Being sure NOT to pull the Handle Trigger, barely turn on the Gas Valve Knob (rotate counterclockwise, to the le ) to start the flow of propane through the torch. Pull and release the Finger Trigger to ignite the fuel flow. The Su‐VGun should light and there should now be a small flame coming out of the Fire Bell. WARN‐ ING: When you light the Su‐VGun, fire will flash out of the back side of the Fire Bell. Keep hands, skin and clothing clear of the backside of the Fire Bell when ligh ng. ...
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Page 18: Safety Features And Tips
Safety Features and Tips Built‐In Safety Design Considera ons Check Valve Su‐VGuns are equipped with a gas flow check valve to close and prevent liquid propane from flowing into and through the Su‐ VGun either directly from a lted bo le or by liquid propane be‐ ing collected in the adaptor hose. To release (open) the check valve, hold the Su‐VGun ver cally and disconnect the Gas Con‐ nector. Squeeze the handle trigger or open and close the main valve (red knob) to release the torch pressure. Reconnect the fuel source again to the Gas Connector. The GrillGun will operate correctly again. Handle Trigger Lock The Handle Trigger Lock is designed to keep you from inadvert‐ ently pulling the Handle Trigger. The Handle Trigger (Bypass Valve) bypasses the Gas Valve to give you the ability to instantly provide full fuel force to the Su‐VGun, regardless of the posi on of the Gas Valve knob. The Handle Trigger Lock is designed to prevent accidental ac va on of the Handle Trigger Bypass Valve. Opera onal Safety Warnings and Instruc ons ... - Page 19 enter the Su‐VGun. Doing so will ac vate the built‐in Check Valve to stop the fuel flow. (See Check Valve sec on above for instruc‐ ons on how to release the Check Valve.) If the Check Valve were not in place, a emp ng to operate it either inverted or pped over far enough on its side such that liquid propane could enter the Su‐VGun, would allow fuel to exit through the barrel as a burning liquid. The burning liquid would travel much further than the burning propane gas (up to 4 or 5 feet) much like a flame thrower would. This ac on not only carries the liquid pro‐ pane from the gun but also any small solids floa ng in the liquid propane, which could clog the output orifice or foul the valves, requiring you to have the Su‐VGun serviced to clean out the lodged debris. While this ac on would cause no permanent dam‐ age to the Su‐VGun itself, it is both a dangerous prac ce and po‐ ten ally a source of frustra on for you to have your Su‐VGun ren‐ dered inoperable. The front end of the Su‐VGun is called the Fire Bell, and it will be quite hot a er use. Allow it to cool down completely before touching it or le ng it come into contact with a flammable sur‐ face. While Su‐VGuns clearly look really cool, they are very serious tools. If you use a serious torch like this, you must be prepared to assume all the responsibility for using it safely and responsi‐...
- Page 20 light with high gas flow, because when there is gas in the pres‐ ence of a spark, it may ignite anyway, but the likelihood of it ligh ng is significantly reduced. This considera on was included in the design of the Su‐VGun to maximize the fuel burn, while s ll being able to safely light it. You will want to just barely turn on the valve un l it lights and then turn up the gas or pulse the flame with the Handle Trigger only when you want the intense heat, not before. Never aim and light the Su‐VGun pointed at anything within a 4’ range that you don’t want to burn. DO NOT TOUCH the Fire Bell a er use un l you allow it to cool down. It will most likely be quite hot and could severely burn you. A er using the Su‐VGun, do not lay it down in a manner where the Fire Bell is laying on or in direct contact with anything that is flammable or on any surface that will be scarred or melted by the hot metal Fire Bell. Your Su‐VGun is shipped with a Bo le Stand. The purpose of the stand is to allow you to set your Su‐VGun directly into the stand, s ll a ached to a 1‐lb bo le, where it will stand upright while the Fire Bell cools down. If you are using your Su‐VGun a ached to an 8’ hose and propane tank, the Bo le Stand can be used to lay the Su‐VGun’s Fire Bell upon it, keeping it off the table while it ...
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Page 21: Ligh Ng Your Grill
Ligh ng your Grill While the Su‐VGun was designed to be a culinary searing torch, it also can light your charcoal grill quickly and easily. Unlike the GrillGun, which was designed with a long barrel and a long flame to keep you far away from the charcoal, your Su‐VGun, designed for close work indoors, puts you much closer to the charcoal, as well as to all the sparks, smoke and flame that you have when ligh ng charcoal. Be aware that you are close to the fire, and use more cau on. Just as when searing meat, you want to completely bathe the charcoal you are ligh ng in intense flame. Start ligh ng the charcoal on one end of the grill and then slowly move the torch across and through all the charcoal in the grill un l you see that the charcoal is glowing red. Individ‐ ual charcoal pieces will light in mere seconds. WARNING: When ligh ng and handling burning charcoal, be aware that charcoal will pop and spark. The sparks are small bits of flaming charcoal that are quite hot and you will want to stand clear of them in order not to have them land on you and cause small burns on your skin, clothes or surrounding burnable objects.. Sani zing Your Grill Grate The Su‐VGun can be used to help clean and sani ze dirty grill grates. A combina on of flaming the grill grates, ge ng them hot enough to incin‐ erate any bacteria, wildlife droppings, etc. and then brushing off the charred debris will sani ze the cooking surface in short order. ... -
Page 22: Care For Your Grill
Care For Your Grill Protec ng Your Grill’s Finish Powder coated grill finishes Many grills have a powder‐coated finish, usually black. The grill manufactur‐ er will not honor any warranty to the finish caused by overhea ng the sides or top of the grill either by heat from your burning charcoal or the sudden and intense heat of the Su‐VGun. Too much heat from the Su‐VGun will overheat and burn off the finish. If you are using a powder‐coated grill and are concerned about exposing the bare metal by overhea ng it, you should light your charcoal on another surface such has a rock or piece of metal that won’t catch on fire and pour the burning charcoal into the grill once it is lit (similar to ligh ng charcoal with a charcoal chimney before pouring it into the grill.) Many grills have an internal tray for the charcoal on which you can light the charcoal directly without flaming the insides of the grill and burning off the finish on the outside. Be careful how and where you aim the Su‐VGun while ligh ng the charcoal, if this is a concern. Fire tolerant painted grills Some grills come with painted finishes that are rated to withstand 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit. You are not likely to damage this kind of finish. Stainless Steel Grills If you have a stainless steel charcoal grill, you don’t have to worry about ... -
Page 23: Faqs
F.A.Q.s Frequently Asked Ques ons (FAQs) Q – What is the heat output of the Su‐VGun in BTUs? A – Up to 240,000 BTUs (not quite two thirds of the GrillGun’s output). The completely blue flame indicates that the fuel is being completely consumed and every BTU of propane energy is being u lized. Q – Can I sear it on my granite countertop without a baking stone? A – NEVER sear meat or anything else directly on your kitchen counter even if it is non‐flammable stone or stainless steel. Stone is porous and will perma‐ nently discolor as you cook the meat juices directly into the surface of the ... - Page 24 Q – Will the propane flavor my meat? A – No. The fuel is en rely consumed. The only thing that comes out of the Su‐ VGun and hits your meat is heat, water, and carbon dioxide (the same stuff that you exhale when you breath.) You won’t be able to see the water because the heat evaporates it instantaneously, but trust me on this… it was present. Q – How many mes can I light my grill or sear steaks before I use up a new 1‐ lb bo le of fuel? A – You should get 6 to 10 full “two minute” burns depending upon the ambient temperature at the ...
- Page 25 vigilant about keeping it out of the hands of children and others who might not use it safely or responsibly. Safety warnings and ps are covered extensively in this manual. Read this manual thoroughly. Q – Do I have to disconnect the propane bo le when my Su‐VGun is not in use? A – The Su‐VGun is designed to be easy to disconnect from and reconnect to its fuel source. If you disconnect it, and store the fuel and torch separately, you discourage its accidental use by a child or unknowledgeable person. Q – Are there any government regula ons keeping me from using my Su‐VGun at home or at campgrounds? ...
- Page 26 fuel mixture is very lean, using approximately 50% less fuel than a comparable weed torch, which is why you are able use the Su‐VGun with a 1‐lb propane bo le and get so much use out it before you exhaust the fuel. Q – With the Su‐VGun, when I’m ligh ng my charcoal, my charcoal glows red but doesn’t turn gray, like I’m used to seeing? A – The gray color you see is burned charcoal. While burning, the charcoal gets a coa ng of ash on the surface all around it from the charcoal that has already burned. While ligh ng the charcoal, the Su‐VGun blows away the ash, which exposes the red, glowing charcoal wherever it is lit. Once the coals are all lit (that is, red and glowing) you can stop using the torch and the charcoal will turn gray as it con nues to burn. Q –...
- Page 27 Q – How long before the spark igniter burns up like it does in most torches? A – It will never burn up if you use it correctly. The unique design of the Su‐ VGun’s sparker is the rota ng spark igniter in the Fire Bell. When you pull the trigger, a gas diverter rotates into the air‐fuel mixture and peels off enough gas to light easily with low gas flow. The spark ignites the gas without being in the flame itself, so it never gets hot and burns up by being exposed directly to the flame. When you release the trigger, the diverter rotates back out of the fuel flow so it doesn’t remain in the fire or obscure the high velocity fuel flow. This is a unique GrillBlazer torch design feature that separates it from every other torch on the market. In addi on, the piezoelectric spark igniter is rated for 28,000 sparks which will take you awhile if you sit there just pulling the trigger. Q – Are there any user serviceable parts or do I have to send it in for repair? A – The en re sparking mechanism is designed never to fail, so the only thing that might go wrong is that you could get debris in the nozzle from not keeping the Gas Connector out of the dirt when it is disconnected from its fuel source. If this happens, the gas nozzle is replaceable with a servicing kit available at ...
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Page 28: Troubleshoo Ng/Service
Troubleshoo ng/Service Trouble shoo ng guide; 1.When I turn on the gas I hear the gas coming out, but when pull the trigger it won’t light. I f you have propane and it’s connected properly, then the Gas Valve is probably turned on too high for it to light. Just barely turn on the torch (almost off) and pull and release the trigger to light. Then adjust the fuel up to a higher output 2. When I have the gas hooked up and I turn on the knob or pull the Handle Trigger, barely any gas comes out of the Fire Bell. The built‐in safety check valve has probably closed off the fuel flow be‐ cause more than likely you have had it lted so that liquid propane is try‐ ing to flow out of the bo le or hose into the torch (Read carefully about the check valve on page 16 “Safety Features and Tips”). Hold the Su‐VGun upright and ver cal when connec ng to propane and opera ng the Su‐ VGun. (Do not allow liquid propane to enter the Su‐VGun or the check valve will shut it off.) Your propane tank might be out of fuel ‐ Shake the bo le to see if any liquid sloshes about inside. The gas output orifice may be clogged and need to be cleaned or replaced. This will happen if the gas input connector is either allowed to get dirty, or from dirty propane. 3. When I turn the knob off (clockwise), the gas doesn’t shut off and keeps coming ... -
Page 29: Warranty
Note: There are no other user replaceable or serviceable components available for the Su‐VGun. Warranty If you experience any problems with the Su‐VGun or need technical assis‐ tance, please contact the GrillBlazer (GB) Customer Care team. Create a support cket: www.grillblazer.com/support/ Email: support@grillblazer.com Call 1‐918‐960‐9690 for the Customer Care team. Warranty: Limited Warranty This Limited Warranty is effec ve for one year from the date of original consumer purchase. Proof of original purchase date and, if requested by an authorized repre‐ senta ve of GrillBlazer (GB) the return of your product, is required to obtain service under this Limited Warranty. Provided that this product is operated and maintained in accordance with wri en instruc ons a ached to or furnished with the product, GB will, in its sole and exclusive discre on, either: (i) repair defects in materials or work‐ manship or (ii), replace the product. In the event that your product is replaced, the Limited Warranty on the replacement product will expire 12 months from the date of original consumer purchase. ... - Page 30 ranty does not apply in respect of any product or any part thereof that has been altered or modified from its factory se ngs or configura on unless such altera ons or modifica ons were expressly authorized by a GB representa ve. Limita on and Exclusions The liability of GB, if any, for any allegedly defec ve product or part shall in no circumstances exceed the purchase price of a comparable replacement product. This Limited Warranty does not cover: Damage resul ng from accident, altera on, misuse, abuse, neglect, unreasonable use, use contrary to the opera ng instruc ons, normal wear and tear, commercial use, improper assembly, disassembly, failure to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance, fire, flood, acts of God or repair by anyone unless directed by a GB Representa ve; repairs where your product is used for other than normal, single‐ family household use or when it is used in a manner that is contrary to published user or operator instruc ons; or use of unauthorized parts and accessories, or re‐ pairs to parts and systems resul ng from unauthorized repairs or modifica ons made to this product. The cost of repair or replacement under these excluded circumstances shall be ...
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Page 31: Technical Specifica Ons
You the buyer may have other rights and remedies under your state’s or province’s applicable laws, which are in addi on to any right or remedy which may be available under this limited warranty. In these states and provinces, GB will only be liable to you for damages that it is expressly required to be liable to you under applicable law. Warranty Registra on Please visit h p://www.grillblazer.com/support/register/ to register your new GrillBlazer product and validate your warranty within thirty (30) days of purchase. You will be asked to provide the store name, date of purchase and product model along with your name and address. The registra on will enable us to keep you up to date with product developments, recipes and contact you in the unlikely event of a product safety no fica on. By registering, you acknowledge that you have read and understand the instruc ons for use, and warnings set forth in the accompanying instruc ons. Warranty Service To obtain service under this warranty, please contact our Customer Service Depart‐ ment by email to support@grillblazer.com. You can also create a support cket online at www.grillblazer.com/support. If we are unable to resolve the problem, you may be asked to send your product to the Product Service Department for quality inspec on. GB is not responsible for shipping costs related to warranty service, save and except for shipping costs associated with the return of your product back to you in either Canada or within the 48 con guous states and the District of Columbia of the United States of America, as provided herein. When returning your product, please include your name, address, phone number, proof of the original purchase date as well as a descrip on of the problem you are encountering with the product. ... - Page 32 GrillBlazer 7496 W 570 Chouteau, OK 74337 www.grillblazer.com support@grillblazer.com Facebook@grillblazer 918‐960‐9690 ...
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