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- Page 1 Performance II 4.1s SCAN QR-CODE SCAN QR-CODE AND REGISTER THE GRILL FOR ASSEMBLY OUTDOOR USE ONLY! FOR EXTENDED WARRANTY VIDEO WARRANTY: Read the operating instructions and warnings before using the appliance. FCC-G-24230-41 / GD4843S-M Assembly, maintenance and safety...
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Page 3: The Story Of Fcc
The Flying Culinary Circus is the world’s first traveling cooking group. In 2005 Trond, Hans-Kristian, Mathias, and Tor went to New York. A journey that ended up being an adventure of a lifetime. With 65 countries and 300,000 hours of culinary experience in the Chef whites, we have developed, designed, and produced a wide range of grills and accessories that add something new and unique to the grill range in Scandinavia. -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS The story of FCC................3 Warnings ..................5 Technical data ................6 Read before assembly ...............7 Parts list ..................8 Exploded drawing ..............9 Assembly instructions ............10 Regulator and Hose - Connecting the gas ......22 Check for leaks before using the grill ........23 Final check ................24... -
Page 5: Warnings
WARNINGS! ● Accessible parts of the grill become very hot during use. Keep children and others who need supervision at a safe distance. ● The grill is intended for outdoor use only in well-ventilated areas. ● Leak tests (see page 23) must always be carried out before the grill is used and when replacing the gas cylinder. -
Page 6: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA Total Heat input: 16.7kW (main burner 10.5kW + sear burner 3kW= 13.5 kW + side burner 3.2 kW Gas consumption: 1215 gram/hour (main burner/sear: 982 g/h + side burner: 233 g/h) Gas cylinder (not included): Use standard cylinder approved for use in the Nordic Region. Even though butane and propane gas can be used, we recommend propane for use in the Nordic Region. -
Page 7: Read Before Assembly
If the grill is damaged during transport, do not assemble the grill before contacting your dealer or support@fccproducts.no. Transport damage to parts, varnish or enamel must be reported to the dealer or FCC Products before mounting and using the grill. If damage is reported after, there is a possibility that damage may have occurred during assembly. -
Page 8: Parts List
PARTS LIST CODE DESCRIPTION MAIN BURNER ASSEMBLY FLAME TAMER WARMING RACK CAST IRON GRILL MULTIFUNCTION CAST IRON COOKING GRILL MULTIFUNCTION CAST IRON ROUND COOKING GRILL SIDE BURNER WELD ASSEMBLY IDE BURNER DECORATION BOARD DECORATION RING SIDE BURNER SIDE BURNER VALVE ASSEMBLY SIDE BURNER BRACKET KNOBS ASSEMBLY LEFT SIDE PANEL... -
Page 9: Exploded Drawing
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Page 10: Assembly Instructions
ASSEMBLY Assemble 4 castors (number 30 & 29, 2 with break and 2 without) on the bottom panel with screws. Use screw A to assemble left side panel (16) and right side panel (32) to the bottom panel(27). Assemble the door axe (B) on the bottom as well. 4PCS 2PCS Performance II... - Page 11 ASSEMBLY Use screw (A) to assemble back panel (24) to left side panel (16) and right side panel (32) and bottom panel (27). 5PCS Use the screw (A) to fix the door girder to the left side side panel (16) and right side panel (32).
- Page 12 ASSEMBLY Use screw A to assemble door pillar (25) to the door girder (22) and bottom assembly (27), shown in the illustration. 4PCS Use screw A to fix the cabinet divider (17) to the door pillar (25) and back panel (24), as shown in illustration. 4PCS Performance II 4.1s...
- Page 13 ASSEMBLY Use screw A to assemble the cabinet stiffening board (23) upper to the door girder (22) and left side weld assembly (16); use the screw to assemble the cabinet stiffening board (23) upper to the door girder (22) and right side weld assembly (32). 4PCS Use screw A to assemble the cabinet stiffening scute (26) upper the bottom (27) and left side assembly (16).
- Page 14 ASSEMBLY Place the grill body (1) on the chassis. Use Screw (A) to fix the main burner assembly (1) upper to the left side shelf assembly (16) and right side shelf assembly (32), shown as below picture. NOTE! TWO PERSONS ARE RECOMMENDED WHEN LIFTING THE STOVE BODY...
- Page 15 ASSEMBLY Use the screw (A) to assemble the foldable right shelf weld assembly to the main burner assembly (01), shown in the illustration above. × 2PCS Fit the side burner side table by matching the holes of the side table to the three pre-installed screws (M6x16) in the grill body.
- Page 16 ASSEMBLY Use screw D to assemble the side burner valve assembly (13) and decoration ring (11) to the left side burner assembly, and assemble the knobs (15). 2PCS First, insert the side burner assembly (12) to the side burner valve assembly (13), and then use the screw D to fix it to the side burner assembly.
- Page 17 ASSEMBLY Put the pot support (14) into the holes of left side burner table. Lay the flame tamers (2) into the body.
- Page 18 ASSEMBLY Place the cast iron grill (4) and MGS cast iron grill (5) into the firebox. Then place the MGS round cast iron grill (6) into the round opening of the MGS cast iron grill (5). Insert warming rack (3) making sure that the tabs on the warming rack fit into the predrilled holes in the firebox.
- Page 19 ASSEMBLY Insert the Drip Tray (18) into the bottom of firebox, then put the Grease Cup (20) on the slot shown in illustration. Insert wire shelves (31) in the space between the right side panel (32) and the cabinet divider (17) in the cabinet. Insert the shelves at an angle and attach them to the side walls as shown in the figure.
- Page 20 ASSEMBLY Fit the doors (28) in the cabinet by inserting the hole in the bottom of the door onto the pin (B). Secure the top of the door by squeezing the spring-loaded tab at the top and slide the door in so the pin hits the hole at the top of the door. Hang the single loop end of matchstick holder (33) onto the screw on right firebox.
- Page 21 ASSEMBLY Locate the ignitor button on the control panel of the grill. Unscrew the ignitor button. Place AA battery inside the ignitor negative end first. Make sure the spring is located inside the rubber boot of the ignitor button. Screw ignitor button back into place (see illustration). Caution: Do not overtighten the ignitor button.
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Page 22: Connecting Gas
CONNECTING GAS FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY TO AVOID SERIOUS DAMAGE TO YOUR GRILL AND CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY. HOSE • Connect the gas hose to the gas inlet on the grill. Tighten well. • Install the regulator and hose. Follow the installation instructions that came with the controller set. -
Page 23: Gas Leak Test
If detected leakage cannot be rectified, do not attempt to cure leakage but consult your dealer or FCC Products at support@fccproducts.no for help in solving the problem. Leak test must be done regularly and every time the gas cylinder, regulator or hose is replaced. -
Page 24: Final Check
LAST CHECK PLACEMENT OF THE GRILL • Ensure that the grill is placed at least 150 cm in all directions from house walls, trees, plants and other flammable materials or liquids when in use. • Do not place the grill under a roof or overhang. •... -
Page 25: Lighting Instructions
LIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS DO NOT LEAN OVER THE GRILL WHILE LIGHTING! IGNITING THE GRILL IGNITING THE GRILL MANUALLY Always keep the lid open when lighting the If the built-in igniter does not work, the grill can grill. Never bend over the grill when lighting it be ignited manually by using an extra-long match and protect your face in the event of a fla- or a fireplace lighter. -
Page 26: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE KEEP THE FIREBOX, FLAME TAMERS, COOKING GRATE AND ACCESSORIES CLEAN TO AVOID GREASE FIRES. IF A GREASE FIRE OCCUR MAINTENANCE OF THE GRILL In case of grease fire, close the gas supply on the • Check regularly that the burners are regulator/grill and disconnect the regulator. - Page 27 MAINTENANCE FIRES CAUSED BY FAT, CAN DAMAGE THE METAL, PAINT AND ENAMEL. DAMAGE TO THE Grill CAUSED BY FAT BURNING, IS NOT COVERED BY THE GUARANTEE AS IT IS DUE TO INCORRECT USE. CLEANING COOKING GRATE OG FLAME TAMERS All cleaning and maintenance must be performed Grill grate and flame tamers are brushed when the grill is cold.
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Page 28: Advice, Tips And Safety
• We recommend the use of FCC Grilloriginal covers for the best possible protection against rain, pollen and pollution. Remember that the grill must be completely dry and cold before applying the coating. -
Page 29: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Empty gas cylinder Replace gas cylinder Damaged regulator Check/replace the regulator Burner is blocked Clean the burner Gas supply is blocked Clean gas ventury or hose Electrode is broken or dirty Clean the electrode BURNER WILL NOT LIGHT Ignition knob is broken Contact your dealer... -
Page 30: Multi Grill System
ACCESSORIES SOLD SEPARATELY, AVAILABLE AT YOUR GRILLDEALER MULTI GRILL SYSTEM MULTI GRILL SYSTEM GIVES YOU NEW WAYS TO ENJOY GRILLING! Using various MGS accessories like a wok, frying pan, pizza stone, cooking plate, and searing grid on a grill can significantly expand your outdoor cooking options. Here are three good reasons for using MGS accessories: CULINARY VERSATILITY Each of these MGS accessories serves a specific purpose,... - Page 31 ACCESSORIES SOLD SEPARATELY, AVAILABLE AT YOUR GRILLDEALER SEARING GRID COOKING PLATE FRYING PAN PIZZA STONE/GLAZED PIZZA STONE Enamelled cast iron wok which cooks the food energy efficiently and preserves the nutritional content. Sauces and soups can now also be prepared on the grill. FRYING PAN Gives you the option between high heat stir-fry meat grilling, or lower heat for stews, omelets, seafood and vegetables.
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Page 32: Consumer Contact
Scan code to reach Consumer contact: Always attach your receipt and product serial number when making a warranty claim. Produced in China for FCC Products. We are always looking for ways we can improve our products. Therefore, we reserve the right to change technical specifications at any time.
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