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Manual Code: 98151 10001 0521 12-02SS T ool needed for assembly: Phillips Head Screwdriver Approximate assembly time : 60 minutes W ARNING W ARNING Use only outdoors where it is well ventilated. Fuel, such as charcoal briquettes, wood or heat pellets, are not to be used in the unit. This manual contains important information necessary for the prope[...]
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1 GENERAL W ARNINGS AND SAFETY INFORMA TION READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should always be followed including the following: • Cannot be operated for more than 3 hours . • Use GFI protected electrical outlet to reduce the risk of electrical shock. • For outdoor use only . Do not operate in an[...]
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GENERAL W ARNINGS AND SAFETY INFORMA TION • Be careful when removing food from electric grill. All surfaces are HOT and may cause burns. Use protective gloves or long, sturdy cooking tools. • Drip tray is only for the bottom of electric grill. Do not put drip tray on cooking grate this may damage electric grill. • T o disconnect, turn control[...]
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3 GENERAL W ARNINGS AND SAFETY INFORMA TION • Fatty foods (hamburgers,etc.) can have excess grease and cause fl are ups. When cooking fatty foods use a low setting with lid open. • Clean internal base pan before each use. This will cut down on build-up and fl are-ups. • Do not expose electric grill to rain. Do not use around water or operat[...]
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4 P ARTS LIST P ART NO QTY DESCRIPTION P ART NO QTY DESCRIPTION 1 1 Grill Lid 14b 1 Back Panel 2g 1 T emperature Gauge 15 2 Hub Cap 2b 1 T emperature Gauge Base 16 2 Wheel 3 1 Right Side Shelf 17 2 Foot 4 1 Heating Element 18* 2 Leg 5 1 Grill Base 19* 2 Wheel Leg 6 1 Left Side Shelf 20 1 Cooking Grate 7 1 Drip T ray 21 1 Warming Rack 8 1 Drip T ray[...]
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P ARTS LIST 5 (B) M6x35 Phillips Head Screw Qty: 2 (F) Bakelite Spacer Qty: 2 (J) M4 Flat W asher Qty: 5 (D) M4x40 Phillips Head Screw Qty: 2 (G) M6x13 Phillips Head Screw Qty: 40 (L) M6x8 Phillips Head Screw Qty: 4 (A) M5 Thumb Screw Qty: 2 (H) M4x12 Phillips Head Screw Qty: 3 (E) M8x55 Phillips Head Screw Qty:2 P ART NO REPLACEMENT P ART P ART NO[...]
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SHORT SIDE FRONT ASSEMBL Y *Note that the front of the grill is actually the shortest width of the bottom storage shelf (12). • BEFORE ASSEMBL Y READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULL Y . • ASSEMBLE UNIT ON A CLEAN, FLA T SURF ACE. • T OOL NEEDED: PHILLIPS HEAD SCREWDRIVER • UNP ACK ALL P ARTS AND LA Y OUT IN FRONT OF YOU. CHECK T O MAKE SURE ALL P[...]
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SHORT SIDE FRONT 7 ASSEMBL Y STEP 4 Attach bottom shelf (12) to legs (18) using screws (G) with the feet facing away from right side of the shelf as shown. Repeat for wheel legs (19) on left side using screws (G). STEP 5a Locate front panel (14f) [This is the short panel without the serial plate] and one side panel (13) [This is one of the longer p[...]
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8 ASSEMBL Y STEP 5b Repeat step 4a for leg (19, “FL”). STEP 5c Place panel (14b) [the panel with the serial plate] over panels (13) and insert screw (G); into bottom holes. 19 19 18 14f 13 13 G G FL BL BR 14b[...]
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ASSEMBL Y STEP 6 Insert support (1 1b) into front leg (18, “FR”) with holes facing in- ward. Insert other (1 1a) into back leg (18, “BR”) with holes facing inward. Repeat steps for left side. When all supports are in place screw holes should be facing each other as shown in image. 13 18 19 18 G BR BL FR G 11 a 11 b STEP 7 Attach seat (22) t[...]
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10 ASSEMBL Y STEP 8 Attach drip tray bracket (8) to grill base (5) using washers (I) and screws (L). 5 8 I I L STEP 9 Position grill base (5) onto seat (22) as shown. Secure using washers (I) and screws (G). 5 5 I I G G 22 22 L (G) M6x13 Phillips Head Screw (L) M6x8 Phillips Head Screw View of grill base (5) positioned on seats (22) from below . No[...]
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11 ASSEMBL Y STEP 10 Place logo base (28) onto grill base (5). Secure using washers (J) and screws (H). H 28 5 J STEP 11 Attach left bottom hinge (24) to grill base (5) using washers (C) and screws (G). [Welded nut on left bottom hinge (24) should be facing right when secured.] Repeat step on other side with right bottom hinge (23), washers (C) and[...]
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12 ASSEMBL Y STEP 12 From inside grill lid, align holes of left lid hinge (25) to grill lid (1) holes. Secure with screws (G) and fl at washer (C). Repeat step on other side with right lid hinge (26), washer (C) and screw (G). 1 26 25 C G STEP 13 Position grill lid (1) on top of grill base (5), inserting lid hinges (26) (25) inside bottom hinges ([...]
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ASSEMBL Y STEP 14 Attach temperature gauge (2g) and temperature gauge base (2b) to grill lid (1) using wing nut. 1 WING NUT 13 STEP 15 Place bakelite spacer (F) on grill lid (1). Attach handle (27) using washers (J) and screws (D) as shown. Make sure lid handle (27) is slop- ing downward as shown in FIGURE 2 . The bakelite spacers (F) should be ang[...]
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14 ASSEMBL Y STEP 17 Place re fl ector plate (9) into bottom of grill base (5). 5 9 STEP 16 Attach left side shelf (6) to both supports (1 1) using screws (G). Repeat step on opposite side with right side shelf (3). GO BACK AND TIGHTEN ALL SCREWS A T THIS TIME. G 6 11 FIGURE 1 NOTCH 6 Note: The left side shelf is the shelf with a square notch in i[...]
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15 STEP 19 Position cooking grate (20) on top of grill base (5). 20 STEP 18 Attach heating element (4) to grill base (5) using screws (A) as shown. 5 A 4 ASSEMBL Y (A) M5 Thumb Screw Note: The 2 support bars on cooking grate (20) should span left to right, with the grates going front to back. This alignment is essential for the next step.[...]
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16 STEP 20 Insert warming rack (21) onto cooking grate (20), with forks of warming rack straddling grate as shown in FIGURE 3. STEP 21 Plug controller (10) into side of grill base (5) from below side shelf (6), coming in at a slight angle, carefully inserting plug while lifting so that top of controller slips into notch in shelf (6). 21 20 10 5 5 5[...]
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17 • Inspect hardware and assembled parts on a regular basis to insure grill is in safe working condition. • AL W A YS allow grill to cool completely before handling. • AL W A YS empty drip tray after use only when ashes have completely cooled. • Clean grill, including special surfaces such as cooking grates with mild cleaning agents. Wipe [...]
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18 LIMITED W ARRANTY Masterbuilt warrants its products to be free from defects in material and workmanship under proper assembly , normal use and recommended care for 90 days from the date of original retail purchase. Masterbuilt warranty does not cover paint fi nish as it may burn of f during normal use. Masterbuilt warranty does not cover rust o[...]
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Masterbuilt Manufacturing, Inc. 1 Masterbuilt Ct. Columbus, GA 31907 Customer Service 1-800-489-1581 www .masterbuilt.com[...]