Jumbuck 0173343 User Manual (English)

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Questions and Answers:

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Raymond RogersJul 26, 2025
Why my Jumbuck 0173343 will not light?
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  Martin AnthonyJul 26, 2025
  If your Jumbuck Grill won't light, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the valve on the gas cylinder is turned on and that there are no obstructions blocking the burner ports. Check that all gas connections are secure and the burner is properly engaged with the valve. If these steps don't work, allow at least 5 seconds for the gas to flow through the burner before attempting ignition. If you hear a 'click' but see no spark at the starter probe, the ignition system may be faulty, requiring service or replacement.
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james55Jul 31, 2025
What to do if I smell gas when lighting Jumbuck 0173343?
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  Lucas ByrdJul 31, 2025
  If you smell gas when lighting your Jumbuck Grill, it could be due to a loose connection or a faulty part. Check that the hose and regulator are securely connected. Perform a leak test to identify the source of the gas smell.
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Crystal NicholsonAug 6, 2025
What to do if my Jumbuck 0173343 Grill lights but goes out?
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  Joshua PatrickAug 6, 2025
  If your Jumbuck Grill lights but goes out soon after starting, there are a few things to check. First, make sure the gas valve at the cylinder is turned on. Then, check the gas cylinder to ensure it's not low or empty; if it is, replace it and perform a leak test. Also, inspect the gas hose for any kinks or twists that might be restricting the gas flow. Finally, consider the weather conditions; if it's windy, try to shield the grill from direct wind.
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Teresa SmithAug 13, 2025
How to fix low heat on Jumbuck 0173343 Grill?
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  Amber WeaverAug 13, 2025
  Low or irregular heat on your Jumbuck Grill can often be attributed to a few common issues. Start by checking the burner ports to ensure they are not clogged or blocked; clean them if necessary. If you have a new burner, residual manufacturing oils may be the cause, so light the BBQ, close the lid, and let it burn for 15 minutes. Also, ensure the venturi is properly engaged with the valve, as poor alignment can affect heat distribution.
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Jennifer ZimmermanAug 18, 2025
Why is the inside of my Jumbuck Grill lid peeling?
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  christinadavisAug 18, 2025
  If the inside of your Jumbuck Grill lid is peeling, it's likely due to carbon build-up from baked-on grease. This grease turns to carbon and flakes off. To resolve this, clean the lid thoroughly with warm, soapy water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, and always rinse thoroughly after cleaning.

Jumbuck 0173343 Specifications

General

Brand	Jumbuck
Model	0173343
Category	Grill
Language	English

Summary

Assembly & Operation Instructions

Safety Precautions

General safety advice for handling gas and the appliance.

General Usage Warnings

Important warnings about appliance use, hot parts, and supervision.

Pre-Use Instructions

Crucial guidance to read before installation and use.

Safety Instructions

General Safety Guidelines

Essential precautions for using the BBQ safely, including placement and operation.

Fire Safety Procedures

Actions to take in case of a fire, including smothering and cooling.

Prohibited Actions

List of actions strictly forbidden during operation and maintenance.

Safety Warnings and Considerations

Gas Leakage and Hazards

What to do if you smell gas or hear hissing, and what causes humming sounds.

Environmental Factors and Placement

How weather, location, and ventilation affect BBQ performance and safety.

Installation Compliance

Requirements for installation according to local codes and enclosure ventilation.

Placement and Enclosure Requirements

Safe BBQ Location Guidelines

Rules for positioning the BBQ and handling gas cylinders safely.

Enclosure Compliance Rules

Specific requirements for enclosed spaces, balconies, and open areas.

Gas Cylinder Safety

Gas Type and Connection

Choosing the right gas, connecting hoses, and checking connections.

Cylinder Storage and Handling

Guidelines for storing gas cylinders safely and handling leaks.

Hose Replacement

Information on replacing the gas hose with approved parts.

Leak Testing Procedures

Soapy Water Leak Detection

Step-by-step guide to checking for gas leaks using soapy water.

Using a Gas Safety Gauge

Recommendation for using a gas safety gauge for leak detection.

Lighting the BBQ

Automatic Ignition Procedure

How to light the BBQ using the built-in igniter.

Manual Ignition Procedure

Alternative method for lighting the BBQ with a match.

Maintenance and Important Information

Routine BBQ Maintenance

Tips for cleaning, servicing, and protecting the BBQ.

Key Operational Information

Crucial details on usage, storage, and component compatibility.

Burner Maintenance

Cleaning and Unclogging Burners

Methods for cleaning burner tubes, ports, and the outer surface.

Preventing Flash-Back

Monthly procedure to reduce the chance of flash-back.

Exploded View of BBQ Components

Parts and Tools List

Assembly Instructions

Securing Fire Box and Adding Flame Tamer

Steps 1 and 2 for attaching the firebox and placing the flame tamer.

Assembly Steps 3 & 4

Installing Cooking Plates

Placing the grill plate and hot plate over the flame tamer.

Attaching Side Shelves

Clipping the side shelves onto the BBQ handles.

Assembly Step 5

Inserting Grease Cup

Placing the grease cup into the bottom tray of the BBQ.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Gas Smell and Ignition Problems

Solutions for gas smell during lighting and BBQ not igniting.

Burner and Heat Issues

Troubleshooting for burners going out, low heat, or irregular patterns.

Lid Peeling Issue

Addressing the problem of the lid's internal surface peeling.

Product Specifications

Appliance Details

Brand, model, features, burner type, and gas valve information.

Burner Performance Data

Specific data for left and right burners, including pressure and injector size.

Warranty Information

Australian Customer Warranty

Details on warranty claims, coverage, and exclusions for Australia.

New Zealand Customer Warranty

Details on warranty claims, coverage, and exclusions for New Zealand.

Warranty Exclusions and Support

Warranty Exclusions

Items and conditions not covered by the product warranty.

Technical Assistance and Spare Parts

How to get help and order replacement parts.

Record Keeping for Warranty

Information to record for warranty claims and service.

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