Main Ignition System Battery Box; Electrical System Power Cord; Cooktop Cover; Cooktop Control Panel - Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet K500HB Use And Care Manual

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Main Ignition System Battery Box:

The primary electronic ignition system
uses a battery backup when
AC power is not available.
The batteries are contained
inside this box.
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Electrical System Power Cord:

This cord connects the primary power
for the ignition system as well as the power
for the rotisserie motor and control panel
lighting. Use a customer-supplied single-outlet
outdoor-rated extension cord to connect this
short cord provided by Kalamazoo Outdoor
Gourmet to an outdoor-rated GFI outlet. The
customer-supplied cord should be fed up
through the hole in the floor pan of the grill
that is protected by a rubber grommet.
R. Cooktop Cover: Never operate the cooktop burners
with this cover in place. Stow the cover in the side door when using the cooktop burners
(see Figure 15). Cover the burners when not in use.
S. Cooktop Control Panel: See the
following section on grill controls.
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.
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Cooktop Ignition Battery Boxes: The cooktop
electronic ignition system uses battery power. The
battery is contained inside this module, which
can be accessed from inside the cooktop
cabinet on the right side of the grill.
W. 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.
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