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9. USING THE BARBECUE
9.1 Fitting and changing the battery
Some models in this product range have a compartment on the rear to take
one 1.5 V AA pencil battery to supply the burner ignition plugs.
To fit or change the battery, follow the instructions provided below, referring
to the diagram.
• Unscrew the cap A and remove the seal B;
• replace the battery C with another of the same type;
• take care that the battery poles correspond (see diagram on the right);
• replace the seal B and screw the cap A back on.
Caution: flat batteries must not be dumped at random or disposed of with other waste. They must be
collected separately and consigned to your local waste disposal company, or disposed of in the special
containers provided for old batteries.
9.2 Grid and plate positions
Before starting to cook, always check that the grids, refractory plates and stainless steel / cast iron plate
are correctly positioned. The diagram illustrates the correct positions for the plates A and grids B.
The self-cleaning refractory plates (A) must be fitted on the rests 1 and 2 shown below.
The grids (B) or the stainless steel / cast iron plate (C) have two rests of different heights at the rear (3
and 4) on which they can be placed. This means they can be moved closer to or further from the
refractory plates (A) depending on the heat level required, and also to use the fat for cooking by tilting
them if so desired.
Only in the configuration shown in the figure, with all the plates and grids correctly installed, can the
barbecues be used for cooking: any other configuration is a source of hazard to the user and can
compromise the operation of the appliance as well as damaging its exterior.
The refractory plates (A) must only be fitted underneath the grids (B) and not underneath the
stainless steel/cast iron plate (C).
Instructions for the User
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