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If your Rosle Grill does not light, has no flame, or the burner is faulty, first, ensure the gas supply is turned on at the cylinder. Next, check that the gas cylinder has enough gas. Inspect the gas hose for any kinks and straighten them out. Also, verify sparks are jumping from the electrode to the burner. Finally, try lighting the burner with a long match to check the igniter system.
What to do if my Rosle Grill does not function properly?
If your Rosle Grill isn't functioning properly, immediately STOP, turn off the gas cylinder, and set all gas valve controls to "•". Do not smoke. Check all gas joints. Wait three minutes for any accumulated gas to disperse, then try the lighting procedure again. If the gas pipe is blocked, remove the gas hose from the grill and briefly turn on the gas cylinder to clear any blockage, then turn it off and reconnect the hose. For blocked outlets, remove the burners and use a thin metal wire to clear any residues from the gas valve outlets. Replace the burner and check its function. Regularly inspect the burner for insects or spiders and clean the Venturi tubes with a tube brush to ensure proper gas flow.
What to do if there is a gas leak in my Rosle Grill?
If you detect a leak in your Rosle Grill, immediately turn off the gas cylinder. Ventilate the area to disperse any accumulated gas. Check all gas joints. If the leak persists, stand the gas cylinder upright in an open space, away from any escaping gas or liquid. Keep the gas cylinder at least 20 metres away from ignition sources, electrical appliances, lights, machinery, motors, or engines. Ensure maximum air circulation.
What to do if my Rosle Grill catches fire?
If a fire starts in your Rosle Grill, immediately turn off the gas cylinder. Use a wet cloth to try and put out the fire. If the gas cylinder is on fire or you cannot reach the switch, call the fire service immediately. Direct a garden hose at the center of the gas cylinder to cool it down, but never extinguish the flames with water. Evacuate the area.
Why does my Rosle Grill have flash flames?
If flash flames occur with your Rosle Grill, you may not have preheated it sufficiently. Preheat the grill for approximately 15 minutes with all burners lit. Also, ensure that you clean the grill grates and fat catcher tray to remove all fat deposits.
How to fix uneven burner flame pattern on Rosle Grill?
If you notice an uneven burner flame pattern on your Rosle Grill, clean the burners to remove all residues. Ensure no water or cleaner gets into the burner jets.
Why does the Rosle Grill Primezone flare up and stop heating?
If the Primezone of your Rosle Grill flares up, makes a loud "whoosh" noise, hisses, and stops heating, switch off the burner and let it cool for at least 2 minutes. Restart the burner and operate at high flame for at least five minutes, or until the ceramic surfaces heat evenly. Ensure that no more than 75% of the grill area is covered with pots, pans, or accessories. If the issue persists, switch off the burner, let it cool, and check for cracks. If there are cracks, contact an authorised dealer to order a replacement Primezone.
Why is there no spark in my Rosle Grill?
If there is no spark in your Rosle Grill, ensure the distance between the burner and the electrode is 5-8 mm. If necessary, clean the electrode and readjust it.
Why does food burn on the grate of my Rosle Grill?
If food burns on the grate of your Rosle Grill, your grill temperature may be too high. Wait a few minutes before turning the food to allow it time to cook properly.
General| Type | Grill |
|---|---|
| Heat source | Gas |
| Total power | 13500 W |
| Main burner power | 10500 W |
| Side burner power | 3000 W |
| Adjustable thermostat | Yes |
| Side burners quantity | 1 |
| Number of cooking zones | 3 zone(s) |
| Grill surface size (W x D) | 580 x 450 mm |
| Lid features | Hinged lid |
| Product color | Black |
| Burner material | Stainless steel |
| Housing material | Stainless steel, Steel |
| Top surface type | - |
| Cooking surface shape | Rectangular |
| Cooking surface coating | Enameled |
| Cooking surface material | Cast iron |
| Control type | Rotary |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 1270 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 580 mm |
| Height | 1180 mm |
| Weight | 41700 g |
| Package depth | 680 mm |
| Package width | 620 mm |
| Package height | 630 mm |
General safety guidelines for operating the grill safely and preventing accidents.
Emphasizes safe practices for handling and storing gas cylinders to prevent accidents.
Provides instructions on connecting the gas hose and regulator to the grill.
Details the procedure for checking for gas leaks before operating the grill.
Provides essential safety guidelines for handling and storing gas cylinders.
Explains how to perform a leak test on gas connections using a soap solution.
Provides crucial guidelines for the safe and correct operation of the grill.
Warns about fat fires and how to prevent them, including cleaning the fat catcher.
Step-by-step instructions for preparing and starting the grill for use.
Explains the operation of the integrated Jet Flame ignition system for lighting burners.
Provides instructions for lighting the side burner, including safety precautions.
Instructions on how to safely turn off the grill burners and the gas supply.
Comprehensive guide on cleaning, maintaining, and storing the grill for longevity.
Common problems and their solutions for grill operation, flame issues, and leaks.
Instructions on how to handle a fire that starts in the appliance and prevention tips.
