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Cook-air Barbecue grill Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 The revolutionary barbecue-grill! Owner’s Manual Get the most out of your grill!
  • Page 2 COOK-AIR and its Authorized Service Providers are not li- and only if the COOK-AIR is used for domestic purposes (non able for any damage to or loss of any non-COOK-AIR product or commercial). This guarantee is not valid in the following cases: in- part not covered by this warranty.

  • Page 3: Customer Service

    REQUIRED FOR WARRANTY SERVICE Important information Model number Date of purchase Serial number Name of store © 2009 Cata Marketing , Inc. All rights reserved. COOK-AIR and the COOK-AIR logo are trademarks of Cata Marketing , Inc., registered in the U.S. and Canada.
  • Page 4 A unique experience awaits you thanks to the state-of-the-art COOK-AIR barbecue grill! Outdoor cooking will never be the same! COOK-AIR is a true little marvel that will never cease to amaze you! Heat control is not a very common characteristic with barbecue...
  • Page 5 SAFE USE OF THE COOK-AIR BARBECUE GRILL (Warnings) To get the most out of your COOK-AIR, it is essen- tial to understand how it works and to always follow basic safety standards. Read all the instruc- tions carefully before operating your COOK-AIR barbecue-grill : Fig.
  • Page 6 21. Always make sure that the vinyl cover is pro - perly placed and that the cord is securely 14. Never use your COOK-AIR indoors or in en- (fig. 2-A) below the handle ring (fig. 2B) closed areas, such as a tent or a garage.

  • Page 7: List Of Accessories

    Ill. 8 Ill. 6 GRILL POWER SUPPLY There are three ways to supply your COOK-AIR with the 12 volts 2. Remove the cover from the battery compartment. DC energy source it requires: 3. Insert the batteries, carefully placing them according to the 1.

  • Page 8: Control Panel

    The AC adapter, supplied with your COOK-AIR, extends battery grid and pivot them inward (fig. 5-B). Lower the entire rack flat life and allows to use the barbecue grill anywhere you have and insert the 2 side clamps into the side of the cooking grid access to electrical power supply.
  • Page 9 7.5 cm (3”). pellet of COOK-AIR solid fuel on it in the bottom of the For greater combustion efficiency, the wood fuel should be piled combustion chamber.

  • Page 10: Maintenance

    Cooking (1,000F and +), COOK-AIR allows you to sear your meat and seal in its natural juices. For meat 1 to 1.25“ thick (2.5 - 3 cm), you just COOK-AIR is capable of reaching very high temperatures in have to sear it on high for 1 1/2 minute on each side. For meat record time.
  • Page 11 COOK-AIR PARTS LIST C-001A Cover handle C-001 Top cover C-003A Cooking grid handle C-002 Grille Cooking grid C-003 Thermal pan C-006 Inner casing cone C-010A Combustion chamber C-009 Inner casing tube C-032 Bolt (3) C-011 Air chamber C-012 Air tube...
  • Page 12 . boilers . awnings Try it with your favorite dishes and… bon appétit! © 2009 Cata Marketing , Inc. All rights reserved. COOK-AIR and the COOK-AIR logo are trademarks of Cata Marketing, Inc., registered in the U.S. and Canada.

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