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USE AND CARE
Griddle Installation and Storage
Proper griddle placement and storage
1. With a cold grill, remove cooking grates and emitters.
2. Place the emitter with the letter “G” on its top and the corresponding cooking
grate in grill.
3. Place griddle in grill.
Confirm grease cup has been emptied before each use. Use of the grid-
dle encourages build up of excess grease and food debris in the grease
cup. See Safety Tips on page 6 for more details.
CAUTION
Griddle Care
• First Time Use
• Before using your griddle, wash it thoroughly with a mild dishwashing
liquid to remove the protective coating applied for shipping. Rinse with hot
water and dry completely with a soft cloth or paper towel. NEVER ALLOW
TO DRAIN DRY. Now season the griddle to prevent rust and sticking.
• Seasoning
• A cooking oil with a high smoke point (such as avocado, olive, or canola oil)
is recommended for the initial seasoning. Spread a thin coating of oil over
the entire surface, including walls and corners, with a paper towel. Turn on
the griddle and allow to heat on high for 20-30 minutes with the lid closed.
Turn off the burners and allow the griddle to cool. Your griddle should have
a smooth, glossy black surface. Your griddle is now ready to use.
• To Prevent Rusting
• Re-season your griddle frequently, particularly when new. If rust occurs,
it is an indication that the griddle has not been seasoned enough or the
seasoning has been burned off. Scour the rust spot with a heavy brush or
steel wool. Reapply a coating of your cooking oil, and season the griddle
again.
• Maintenance
• Do not do a burn-off after you grill. For any excess food particles and oil,
wipe/brush towards the grease drain. Leaving some oil on the griddle
surface is okay, and will help to provide a protective coating on the griddle.
The more you use your griddle, the easier maintenance will be. For the
least amount of maintenance, store your unit in a dry place. If you store
your griddle for an extended period of time, apply a thin coating of cooking
oil to your griddle, and wipe dry with a paper towel.
Locate griddle on the griddle storage bracket while not in use.
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