iroda o-grill - Burner Flame Pattern; Burner Tube Cleaning; Replacing Burner Tube

Portable
tP
Gas
Grill
Owner's
Manual
.Spiders
and
insects
can nest
in burner
venturi
section
(Fi9.14).
This
condition
can
damage
the O-Grill
and
render
it unsafe
for use.
Clean
burner
holes by
using
a
heavy-duty pipe
cleaner Compressed
air
may help
clear
away small
perticles.
.
Carbon
deposits
may
create
a fire hazard.
Clean
burner
with
warm
soapy water
if any
carbon
deposits
develop.
.lf
the O-Grill
has been
left uncovered
and is wet
from
rain,
snow,
yard
sprinklers,
etc., allow
to dry
(at
least
30 minutes
prior
to use).
NOTE:
ln
a salt-air
environment
(such
as
near an
ocean),
corrosion
occurs
more
quickly
than
normal.
Frequently
check
for corroded
areas and
repair
them
promptly.
Burner
Flame
Pattern
The
O-Grill burner
has
been factory
set
for the
correct
air
and
gas
mixture. The
correct
flame
pattern
is
shown.(Fig.
1 5)
lf the
flames
do not
appear to
be uniform
throughout
the burner
tube,
follow
the burner
cleaning
procedu
res.
Bu rner Tube
Cleaninq
Procedures:
Turn
off the gas
supply.
Remove
the burner
tube.
(See
Replacing
Burner Tube)
Look inside
the burner
with a flashlight.
Clean
the inside
of burner
with a
wire
(a
straightened-out
coat
hanger will
work).
(Fi9.1
6)
Check
and clean
the
valve
orifice(Fig.18)
inside
the rear
end
of Base
Pan.
Use
a steel
bristle brush
to clean
outside
of burner.
This is
to make
sure
all the
burner
ports
are fully
open.
Replacing
Burner
Tube
1) Your
O-Grill must
be
OFF and
cool.
2)
Unscrew
and remove propane
cylinder
from
the
valve/regulator
assembly.
3)
Open
the Iid.
4) Remove
cooking grid.
5) Unscrew
and remove
the
screws
and stainless
steel
washers
that
hold
the burner
tube inside
the Base
Pan
(Fig.17).
6) Carefully
slide
the
burner
tube out from
the
CAUTION:
The
burner
opening
@
must
be
positioned
properly
over the
valve
orificeO.(Fig.1B)
Do
not
enlarge
the
burner
ports
when
cleaning.
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