Tailgating And Travel Position - Pit Boss PB260PSP2 Manuel Du Propriétaire

TAILGATING AND TRAVEL POSITION

Collapsing your grill into the travel and tailgating position allows the grill to be used in very limited space and can easily be
tucked away for storage. Built with its own carrying handle, you just became a griller-on-the-go! Get fired up for the game, enjoy
a weekend away, or start grilling on your home patio; there is always good reason for a quick and easy meal with your grill!
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HOW TO COLLAPSE
(FOLLOW IMAGES IN ORDER: A-B-C)
1. Ensure the unit is unplugged, and the grease cup is empty or removed.
NOTE: It is highly recommended to have the latches of the grill lid
and the hopper locked when the unit is changing positions.
2. Remove the locking plate from the locking pin. Note illustration A.
3. Anchor the Grill by placing your foot on the cart food pedal. Slowly and
carefully, lift the Side Shelf Handle, folding the grill into a travel position.
Note illustration B.
4. Lock the Grill into the travel position by swinging the locking plate onto
the locking pin of the cart leg. Note illustration C. The grill is now ready for
travel or tailgating!
HOW TO EXPAND
(FOLLOW IMAGES IN ORDER: C-B-A)
1. Ensure the unit is unplugged, and the grease cup is empty or removed.
NOTE: It is highly recommended to have the latches of the grill lid
and the hopper locked when the unit is changing positions.
2. Remove the locking plate from the locking pin of the cart leg. Note
illustration C.
3. Anchor the Grill by placing your foot on the cart food pedal. Carefully lift
the Side Shelf Handle to expand the grill into a patio position. Once the Cart
is fully expanded, position the cart legs under the right support of the Grill
Body brace. Note illustration B.
4. Lock the Grill into the patio position by swinging the locking plate onto the
locking pin of the cart leg. Note illustration A. The grill is now ready for use!
NOTE: It is recommended to have the hopper empty, or near empty, to
help reduce the weight of the unit when collapsing and expanding.