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Ignition System Power Supply
The ignition system that lights the burners utilizes a hot surface electronic ignition system
with an AC power supply. The ignition system for cooktop burners utilizes a 9 volt battery to
power an electronic spark ignition system.
Plugging in the Grill
A short, factory-supplied cord is connected to the grill's electronic control box inside the main cabinet below
the grill (see Figure 12). Run a customer-supplied, single-plug, grounded, outdoor-rated extension cord into
the grill cabinet through the opening in the floor pan that is protected by the rubber grommet. Connect the
customer-supplied cord to the short, factory-supplied cord inside the cabinet.
Be certain to connect the power to a GFI outlet. Check that the grill's central system is receiving power by
turning on the control panel lights (see Figure 16:C) or rotisserie motor (see Figure 16:D).
Changing the Cooktop Ignition System Batteries
The cooktop burners ignition is not connected to AC power. It runs on a single 9-volt battery. Screw off the cap
(see Figure 18:A) to replace the 9-volt battery.
FIGURE 18
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