EXTERIOR FEATURES AND COMPONENTS
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Providing the convenience of an outdoor campsite cooking
area, select TMC Class A and Class C motorhomes feature as
standard or optional equipment, a pull-out LP gas griddle.
e unit includes a slide-out tray, which makes it readily
available for any exterior cooking assignment, and easily
stows away when not in use. In addition, some oor plans
oer a 12 volt portable refrigerator/freezer in combination
with the griddle; providing a complete exterior food prepa-
ration and cold storage system.
e griddle is FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY and is not
plumbed to the RV's LP gas piping. However, it is supplied
with a gas hose that is designed to connect to the exterior LP
hook-up port located on the right-side of the motorhome.
• When using the pull-out griddle, always follow the
manufacturer's safety instructions and the Propane
Safety instructions included in this manual (Sections
3 and 12).
• The exterior LP hookup has built-in shut-off valve.
e supplied gas hose may also have a shut-of valve.
NOTICE
Before using the griddle for the rst time, the griddle
cooking surface must be seasoned. Follow seasoning
procedures appropriate for cast iron cookware.
Do not put griddle in storage or travel mode immediately
after use. Allow griddle to cool to touch before moving
or storing.
Failure to do so could result in re, resulting in property
damage, personal injury, or death.
DANGER
• Before using this appliance, visually inspect the
gas hose from the LP supply to the appliance. DO
NOT USE the appliance if the gas hose shows any
sign of wear, breaks, leaks, cracks, cuts, or other
damage. Replace the gas hose immediately and
before using the appliance.
• Do not use this appliance if the burners, control
valves, or other components are damaged or faulty
in any way.
• NEVER CHECK FOR GAS LEAKS WITH AN OPEN
FLAME!
Failure to follow this warning can lead to re, property
damage, or serious injury.
WARNING
• Ensure that children and pets stay well away from
any gas appliance and gas hoses that are connected
to the external propane hook-up port.
• Do not use the griddle in conditions of rain, snow,
or other precipitation. Water coming in contact with
the hot griddle can splatter, causing burns and
personal injury.
• When using the pull-out griddle, always follow the
manufacturers safety instructions and the Propane
safety instructions included in this manual.
• The exterior LP hookup has a shut-off valve. Ensure
the shut-off valve is CLOSED when connecting and
disconnecting the gas hose to the griddle.
• The back of the griddle unit is vented and becomes
extremely HOT when in use. ALWAYS route the
gas hose away from the back of the griddle. Never
orient the back of the griddle next to the side of the
motorhome or other ammable surfaces or materials.
• Be sure the griddle is cool to the touch before sliding
it back into its stowed position.
• Always secure the griddle and portable cooler/freezer
with securing straps to the storage tray and ensure
the storage tray is securely latched in its closed
position before moving the motorhome.
•
CAUTION
• Before using the appliance, ensure it is on a level,
stable, and non-combustible surface. Do not operate
the appliance on a wooden, plastic, or asphalt
(blacktop) surface.
• Keep a type B-C re extinguisher readily available
when using this or other outdoor gas appliances.
• Always turn OFF the gas supply when the appliance
is not in use.
• This appliance is designed for outdoor use ONLY.
Do not use inside the motorhome.
CAUTION
NEVER OPERATE THIS APPLIANCE UNATTENDED
• When operating this appliance, maintain a minimum
clearance of 6 inches from each side and back of
unit to any combustible materials.
• Do not use this appliance within 25 feet of any
ammable liquid or container of ammable liquid.
• THIS APPLIANCE DOES NOT HAVE A PROPANE GAS
PRESSURE REGULATOR. Never use this appliance
with an unregulated or high-pressure LP gas supply.
Failure to follow these instructions could result in re,
explosion, or burn hazard that could cause property
damage, personal injury, or death.
DANGER
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