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- Page 1 All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS...
- Page 2 CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com Thank you for your purchase! You are minutes away from firing up your Arteflame and beginning to experience outdoor entertainment, Arteflame style. Assembly is simple and requires two people.
- Page 3 CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com Classic Base assembly The Classic Base is made up of three pieces pictured below from left to right: One Corten steel round base ■ approximately 20 pounds (9 kg) Four feet for leveling the round base ■...
- Page 4 CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com Step Place the Corten Round Base where you will be using your Arteflame, with the leveling feet on the bottom. Adjust the four leveling feet to make the base level and stable.
- Page 5 CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com Step The Arteflame draws in air through the bottom of the base so make sure you have a 3/8” to 1/2” air gap under the base. NOTE: Each cone Arteflame base is manually formed and will not be perfectly round.
- Page 6 CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS...
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Page 7: Cooktop Assembly
CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com Cooktop assembly The Arteflame Classic 40 Bowl is made up of three pieces: The laser cut carbon steel cooktop ■ approximately 150 pounds (68 kg) The Corten steel firebase ■... - Page 8 CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com Step With two people, lift the Arteflame fire bowl by the inside ring so the patina doesn’t get disturbed. Carefully walk the fire bowl to the grilling location where the base is waiting.
- Page 9 CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com Step Insert the cooktop lifter into the center hole of the cooktop and slide a 6-8 foot long piece of 2x4 lumber through the top as shown. With two people, lift...
- Page 10 All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com Your fully assembled Arteflame grill is now complete! Make sure your Arteflame is as level as possible so all excess grease will always flow into the middle and into the fire. You are now ready to build your fire and start the seasoning process of the cooktop.
- Page 11 CLASSIC 40” GRILL - LOW BASE All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com If you ordered your Arteflame with a grill grate, there will be a grate lifting tool included. The lifting tool slides in between the center slots of the grill grate.
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Page 12: Grilling Tips
Depot. Using these methods, you should have a fire hot enough to cook on within 30 minutes. The best wood to use for cooking on your Arteflame are seasoned or dried hardwoods like oak, mesquite, cherry, apple, hickory, maple, ash, pear, or plum. Seasoned wood burns better and smokes less. - Page 13 Any rust that does form can easily be removed using steel wool and re-oiling the cooktop. The more your Arteflame is used, the better the cooktop will be protected by the oil that you use on it. This oil will actually impregnate the cooktop and help prevent rust.
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Page 14: Maintenance
Perhaps a slow stream of water in a controlled dousing will work if you need to quickly put out the fire. The Arteflame will be very hot while the fire is burning itself out and can remain hot for hours. An optional stainless steel lid is available from our store as well. - Page 15 With use, cooking oils will be absorbed into the cooktop and help prevent rust from forming. The best way to avoid rust on the cooktop is using your Arteflame regularly. Welcome to the Arteflame Family!
- Page 16 All manuals and user guides at all-guides.com For any questions, please contact us: info@arteflame.com +1 (929) 251 4111 arteflame.com/products/arteflame-classic-40-low-base...
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