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The griddle top is made of steel and will RUST when seasoning has worn off, has not been applied, or when the griddle has been stored for long periods. Follow the “Seasoning and Griddle Care” instructions in this manual, to remove rust and re-season the griddle.
What could cause a low or incomplete flame on my Member's Mark Griddle?
A low or incomplete flame on your Member's Mark Griddle, assuming the burners and Venturi tubes are free of blockages, suggests that the flow limiting device in the regulator has been activated.
Why does my Member's Mark Griddle have decreasing heat and a popping sound?
Decreasing heat accompanied by a popping sound in your Member's Mark Griddle can be attributed to being out of propane, or the burner and/or burner tubes are blocked.
Why is grease not flowing into the grease catch on my Member's Mark G70301 Griddle?
If grease isn't flowing into the grease catch on your Member's Mark Griddle, the griddle is not leveled correctly. Follow the steps outlined in the “Setting Up Your Griddle” section of this manual on page 4.
Why is my Member's Mark G70301 Griddle gas supply hose melting?
Your griddle’s gas supply hose and regulator contains a thermal element that will shut off the flow of gas between 240°F and 300 °F, by melting the supply hose and essentially disconnecting from the LP cylinder. Poor ventilation caused by in-appropriate clearance at the sides and rear of the griddle. Overheating caused by high cooking temperatures and grease fire.
What to do if my Member's Mark G70301 Griddle has a fire within the cabinet?
A fire within the cabinet of your Member's Mark Griddle could be due to a gas leak between the tank and the regulator. Leak tests must be performed every time a tank is refilled. Another potential cause is leaving the gas tank and control knobs on while the griddle is not in use.
What causes hot or melting control knobs on my Member's Mark G70301 Griddle?
Hot or melting control knobs on your Member's Mark Griddle, indicating a flash-back fire, can occur if the burner is improperly seated over the gas jet.
Why is my Member's Mark G70301 surface warped?
Small variations in manufacturing and raw materials can cause some griddles to be slightly warped. Always use all available burners. Preheat at lower temperatures and for a shorter period. Don't overheat. Using pots or pans on the Griddle can act like a heat sink pulling tremendous amount of heat from the Griddle and possibly warping the steel temporarily. Avoid wild temperature differences.
What causes a humming noise from the regulator of my Member's Mark G70301 Griddle?
A humming noise from the regulator of your Member's Mark Griddle may occur if the cylinder valve was opened too quickly.
How to fix Member's Mark Griddle burners that will not light?
If the burners on your Member's Mark Griddle won't light, several factors could be at play. Ensure a solid connection exists between the tank and regulator, and verify that you have sufficient propane. Also, check that the gas supply valve is open and that the burners are correctly positioned over the valve orifices. Another possibility is that the flow limiting device in the regulator might have been activated; in this case, refer to the section on resetting the regulator flow limiting device.
Essential safety guidelines for griddle operation and setup.
Steps to take if a gas leak is detected to ensure safety.
Rules for storing flammable liquids and LP cylinders safely.
Caution regarding hot surfaces during operation.
Advice on handling potentially sharp parts during assembly/use.
Warning against unauthorized repairs or modifications.
Guidelines for choosing a safe and suitable location for the griddle.
Instructions on how to level the griddle for proper grease flow.
Information on the characteristics of Liquid Petroleum gas.
Requirements for LP cylinders used with the griddle.
Details on essential features of the LP cylinder valve.
Safe procedures for removing, transporting, and storing LP cylinders.
Guidelines for safely filling LP gas cylinders.
Information on the gas hose and regulator system.
Step-by-step guide to connecting the regulator to the LP cylinder.
Explanation of the regulator's flow limiting feature.
Instructions on how to reset the flow limiting device.
Procedure for testing gas connections for leaks.
How to safely light the griddle burners using the ignitor.
Instructions for lighting burners manually with a match.
Steps for safely turning off the griddle.
How to check burner flame patterns for proper function.
Identifying causes and characteristics of flash-back fires.
Steps to prevent flash-back fires from occurring.
A chart detailing common problems and their causes/solutions.
Explanation of the griddle seasoning process.
Steps to properly season the griddle top.
List of suitable oils for griddle seasoning.
List of tools needed for cleaning the griddle.
Method for cleaning the griddle cooking surface.
Procedures for cleaning and maintaining the burners.
How to clean the griddle's exterior parts.
Guidelines for cleaning the griddle lid.
Recommendations for storing the griddle when not in use.
Important safety tips for overall griddle operation.
Recommended internal temperatures for safe food cooking.
List of hardware components included in the pack.
List of tools necessary for assembly.
Visual representation of griddle parts for assembly.
Detailed list of all griddle parts with part numbers.
Installing casters, side panels, back panel, and cart side panel.
Attaching heat shield, firebox, main body, control panel shield, and regulator.
Installing side shelves, lid, drawers, doors, knobs, and grease catch.
Connecting the LP tank and performing a leak test.
Information needed before contacting customer service.
Steps to follow if the product is received damaged.
Details on the warranty period for components.
Conditions and situations not covered by the warranty.
General| Brand | Member's Mark |
|---|---|
| Model | G70301 |
| Category | Griddle |
| Language | English |
