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BURNING OFF RESIDUES
After use, you can let your appliance burn,
empty of food and with the cover closed,
for a further ten minutes with all the burners
turned to HIGH. This ensures that a large
proportion of any residues will be burnt off,
making subsequent cleaning easier. Let the
appliance cool down.
You can then remove the burnt residues
with a non-abrasive brush and clean.
GRILLS AND GRIDDLES
After every use, let the barbecue cool down
and clean the grills with a non-abrasive
brush. Grills can also be washed with the
special 'Barbecook® all cleaner', a soft
detergent or sodium bicarbonate. Do not
use oven cleaners.
To prolong the life of your appliance, you
should carry out all the activities listed be-
low, preferably at the start of the barbecue
season.
BURNERS AND VENTURI TUBES
IMPORTANT
Natural hazards - spiders and insects:
very small insects might make a web
or nest in the venturi tubes of the gas
burners (fig. E).
E
This will partly or completely block the
gas supply. A smoking yellow flame, or
a burner which is difficult or impossible
to ignite, are indications that this tube
is blocked. The gas may end up burning
outside the venturi tube and severely
damage your appliance. If this happens,
shut off the gas cylinder at once.
Cleaning the venturi tubes/burners
The burners and venturi tubes must be
removed for cleaning at least twice a year.
• Remove the burners as shown in fig. F.
• Clean the venturi tubes thoroughly. Clear
any blocked opening with a pipe cleaner
or brush (e.g. an unfolded paperclip).
• Replace the burner in accordance with
the instructions (fig. F). After cleaning,
the venturi tubes must be replaced prop-
erly on the gas valves.
• If the burner is split, or displays unu-
sual holes or other damage, it must be
replaced.
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Note: damage due to a partly or wholly
obstructed venturi tube in a burner is
not covered by the warranty and will be
regarded as inadequate maintenance.
Special precautionary measures for
enamelled parts
(failing to follow these instructions will inva-
lidate the warranty)
• Metals and/or sharp objects can
damage the enamel.
• Never pour cold liquids into the hot
bowl. This can damage the enamel.
• Avoid knocking the appliance
against a hard surface. This can
damage the enamel.
• In these models, the enamelling pro-
cess sometimes leaves thin edges
which are not fully covered with
enamel This is not regarded as a
manufacturing fault, and is therefore
not covered by the warranty.
• When assembling enamelled
parts always use the fibre washers
supplied to prevent damaging the
enamel around the screw fixings.
Special precautionary measures for the
stainless steel parts
(failing to follow these instructions will inva-
lidate the warranty)
When cleaning stainless steel or chromed
parts, it is best to avoid aggressive, abra-
sive or metal cleaners. Use non-aggressive
cleaners and give them time to act. Always
use always a soft sponge or cloth. Rinse
thoroughly and dry well before you store
the appliance.
To prevent the formation of rust on stain-
less steel components, avoid any contact
with chlorine, salt or iron. The environ-
ment in which your appliance is used can
adversely affect its lifetime. Less suitable
locations include the coast, near railway
lines and the vicinity of a swimming pool.
More info at www.barbecook.com under
'Service'.
STORING THE APPLIANCE
Turn off the gas at the cylinder when the
appliance is not in use. Both the appliance
and the gas cylinder must remain outdoors
in a well-ventilated area. Do not store in a
garage, shed or other enclosed area, or in
the vicinity of an open fire or heat source if
the gas cylinder is connected.
Buy a Barbecook cover to protect your
appliance, and store under shelter or in a
dry place.
You can store the appliance indoors
provided that the gas cylinder has been
disconnected and is stored outdoors in a
well-ventilated area.
If you do not use the appliance for a prolon-
ged period, for example during the winter,
the appliance must be stored away. Some
tips:
• Clean the burners and wipe them lightly
with cooking oil. Wrap them in paper.
• Clean the grids and wipe them lightly with
cooking oil. Wrap them in paper and store
them indoors.
NEVER store gas cylinders indoors
GUARANTEE
Your Barbecook® appliance carries a two-
year warranty against all manufacturing
defects. This guarantee applies from the
date of purchase, provided that it is used in
accordance with these instructions.
For the guarantee to be valid you must pro-
duce the till receipt and mention the serial
number, which can be found:
• On the Type label on the inside of
the door of your appliance.
• In the manual
• On the packaging
The number begins with a "G" followed by
15 figures.
This Barbecook® is not suitable for
commercial use. Wear and tear, rusting,
distortion and discolouration of parts which
are directly exposed to the fire or to intense
heat are normal and will under no circum-
stances be regarded as manufacturing
defects; they are the logical result of use.
Accordingly the burners, etc. may display
some rusting over time and it is normal to
replace these parts.
This warranty is limited to the repair or
replacement of parts which develop defects
in normal use.
This warranty shall not apply to defects
due to improper installation, misuse, al-
terations to the appliance, disassembly
of the appliance, wear and tear or poor
maintenance.
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