LOCO COOKERS 2023070128 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Tasha RodriguezJul 29, 2025
How to fix LOCO COOKERS Cookers burner that will not light?
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  Angela AshleyJul 29, 2025
  If the burner on your LOCO COOKERS Cooker won't light, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the regulator coupling nut is fully tightened on the LP tank valve to establish a solid connection. Next, verify that your LP tank isn't empty; if it is, refill it at an authorized dealer or get a new one. Check that you're pressing and holding the ignition button until the burner ignites. Also, make sure the battery is correctly installed, with the + end facing the battery cap. A weak or dead battery can also be the culprit, so replace it with a fresh alkaline AA battery. Lastly, ensure the battery cap is properly installed by unscrewing and reinstalling it, making sure the threads align correctly.
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Jeremy MeyerAug 9, 2025
Why my LOCO COOKERS 2023070128 doesn't reach desired cooking temperature?
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  Kevin GriffithAug 9, 2025
  If your LOCO COOKERS Cooker isn't reaching the desired cooking temperature, start by ensuring the regulator control knob is fully open by rotating it clockwise. Also, the Overfill Protection Device (OPD) on the LP tank might have been activated. To reset it, turn off both the regulator control knob and the LP tank valve. Disconnect the regulator from the LP tank, wait a minute, then reconnect and fully open the LP tank valve.
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Anthony JamesAug 19, 2025
What to do if LOCO COOKERS 2023070128 burner does not stay lit?
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  Susan RhodesAug 19, 2025
  If the burner on your LOCO COOKERS Cooker keeps going out, excessive wind could be the issue. When the appliance is cool, move it to a less windy spot and try relighting the burner. Also, check if the LP tank is empty and refill it at an authorized dealer or get a new tank if needed.

LOCO COOKERS 2023070128 Specifications

General

Brand	LOCO COOKERS
Model	2023070128
Category	Cookers
Language	English

Summary

Safety Symbols and Warnings

DANGER Symbol Definition

Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in serious injury or death.

WARNING Symbol Definition

Be alert to the possibility of serious personal injury if the instructions are not followed.

CAUTION Symbol Definition

Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in moderate injury.

Gas Leak Safety Procedure

Procedure to follow if gas is smelled, involving shutting off gas and extinguishing flames.

Critical Danger Warnings

Covers unattended operation, proximity to structures, flammable liquids, overfilling, and oil fires.

California Proposition 65 Warning

Product may expose you to chemicals known to cause cancer or birth defects.

General Warnings and Precautions

Installation and Clearance Requirements

Conform to codes, maintain 10 ft clearance from combustibles, use outdoors only.

Safe Operation Practices

Covers unattended use, surface requirements, moving, temperature limits, and protective gear.

Fire Safety and Extinguishing

Keep extinguisher ready, do not use water on oil fires, call fire department.

Hot Liquid and Splash Hazards

Avoid water in oil, prevent bumping, lower food slowly, handle hot liquids with care.

Component and Usage Restrictions

Use specified regulator/hose, check burner tubes for clogs, do not adjust burner.

Operating Temperature Limits

Minimum operating temp 32°F (0°C). Hot liquids stay hot. Use caution near appliance.

LP Tank Safety and Handling

LP Tank Handling and Storage

No spare tanks nearby, never overfill, store outdoors, disconnect when not in use.

LP Tank Specifications and Features

Tank must meet DOT/CSA standards, have QCC Type 1 outlet, safety relief valve, and OPD.

Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LP) Properties

LP gas is odorless, colorless, highly flammable. Odor added for safety.

LP Tank Filling and Exchange Procedures

Use licensed dealers, never overfill. Exchange for OPD-equipped tanks. Keep upright.

LP Tank Leak Testing and Hose Checks

Leak test each time tank is exchanged/refilled. Check hose for wear or leaks.

Parts Diagram and Assembly

Parts Diagram and List

Visual representation of all components and a detailed list with part numbers.

Tools and Hardware Required

List of tools and assembly hardware (screws, washers, nuts) needed for assembly.

Step 1-2: Initial Assembly

Assemble firebox/bracket, connect regulator/hose and electrode.

Step 3-4: Disc and Shield Installation

Attach disc using wing nut, insert electrode wire through venturi shield.

Step 5-6: Control Panel and Ignitor

Attach control panel, connect electrode wire to the ignitor.

Step 7: Leg Height Configuration

Assemble legs in three height options: Middle/Lower, Middle Only, or Lower Only.

Step 8-9: Final Assembly Connections

Seat disc feet (2) over brackets in the firebox, connect gas hose to regulator.

Step 10-11: Cover and Completed Assembly

Install cover (19) after cooling to keep disc clean. View completed assembly.

Operating Instructions

Connecting Regulator to LP Tank

Step-by-step guide to securely connect the regulator to the LP tank valve.

Leak Testing Gas Connections

Procedure for leak testing using soap and water solution to check for leaks.

Lighting the Burner

Instructions for lighting burner outdoors using electronic ignitor or match.

Burner Flame Check and Adjustment

Check flame quality and adjust air damper for desired blue flame.

Flame Extinguishment Procedure

Steps to take if burner flame is accidentally extinguished.

Ignition Methods: Electronic and Match

Detailed instructions for lighting using the electronic ignitor or a match.

Adjusting Heat Output

Turn regulator control knob to set desired heat level.

Ignition Failure and Gas Flow

Procedure if ignition fails: turn OFF, wait, repeat. Caution about gas flow.

Shut Down and Disconnecting

Turn off gas and regulator. Disconnect regulator by hand, hang on hook.

Care and Maintenance

Seasoning Your Disc

Season disc each use for rust prevention and stick-resistance. Includes checklist and procedures.

Refurbishing a Rusty Griddle Surface

Steps to remove rust and re-season the disc surface using oil and scrubbing.

Thorough Cleaning After Each Use

Clean entire appliance annually. Wash food contact parts, clean burner and venturi tube.

Cooking Surface Care (No Dish Soap)

Follow seasoning instructions. Avoid dish soap as it degrades seasoning.

Troubleshooting

Burner Will Not Light

Possible causes: connection, empty tank, ignition button, battery issues.

Burner Does Not Stay Lit

Possible causes: excessive wind conditions or empty LP tank.

Cooker Not Reaching Temperature

Possible causes: knob not fully open, OPD tripped, or faulty regulator hose.

Warranty Information

Warranty Coverage Details

Covers defects in material/workmanship for one year from purchase date.

Warranty Exclusions and Limitations

Excludes commercial use, damage from misuse, alteration, or consequential damages.