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Outback Omega 250 manual

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  • Page 1

    Photogra phs ar e not to s cal e. Speci fic ations subj ect to change without pr ior notic e. WARNING FOR YOUR SAFET Y If y ou sm ell g as: 1. Shut o ff g a s to t h e ap pl ian c e. 2. Extin g ui sh a ny op en f la me. 3. Op en bar be cu e lid or hood. 4. If odou r c onti nu es, d is cont inue use and contac t your loc al deal er. FOR YOUR SAFET Y[...]

  • Page 2

    2 A. P art s Li st Quan t ities vary acc ording to m odel purchased. Specifica tions subj ect to change wit hout prior notice. For more details on hardware, p lease see t he correspondi n g Hardware R eference Diagram f or your barbecue model. OUTBACK® OMEGA R ANGE Bo d y Asse mbly COD E PART QT Y OM EG A 150 OM EG A 250 A1 Lav a R o ck / Baske t [...]

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    3 B1. Par t s Dia gram : Ome ga 15 0 Quan t ities vary accordi ng to model purchased. Specifica tions s ubject to chan ge without prior notice. Fo r more details on hardware, please see ‘Hardware R ef eren ce Diagram : Omega 150.’ Pre-assembled bod y unit in cludes th e f ollo win g indivi d ual parts : A8 A3 A2 A4 A5 A9 B1 B2 A10 A11 A6 A7 B4 [...]

  • Page 4

    4 B2 . Hard ware Ref er enc e Diag ram: Omeg a 150 Specif icati ons subjec t to chan ge w it hout prior notice. C3 D6 D3 D2, D7 D4, D7, D8, D9 D5 Sh ort Axl e (2pc s) Axle Clip (2 pcs ) M6x25 Bolt (4pcs ), M6 Nut (4pcs ) M6x30 B olt (4pcs) M6x50 B olt (4pcs) M6x40 Bolt (4pcs ), M6 Nut (4pcs ), Spac e r (4pc s), Wa sher (4 pcs)[...]

  • Page 5

    5 C1. Par t s Dia gram : Ome ga 25 0 Quan t ities vary accordi ng to model purchased. Specifica tions s ubject to chan ge without prior notice. Fo r more details on hardware, please see ‘Hardware R ef eren ce Diagram : Omega 250.’ C12 C5 C4 Pre-assembled bod y unit in cludes th e f ollo win g indivi d ual parts : A8 A2 A4 A5 A9 B1 B2 A10 A11 A6[...]

  • Page 6

    6 C2 . Hard ware Ref er enc e Diag ram: Omeg a 250 Specif icati ons subjec t to chan ge w it hout prior notice. C3 D6 D3, D7 D2, D7 D4, D7, D8, D9 D5, D7[...]

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    7 D. Assembl y IMP O R T ANT ! • TO OLS N EEDE D FOR A SSEM BLY : Medi um si ze f la t blade or Ph illips/Cr oss point s crewdr iver , adj us table spanner or metric spanner set. • Rem ove an y i ntern a l components or packaging from the barbecu e bod y. • W hi l st every care is taken i n t he manu f actur e of this product, care m us t be [...]

  • Page 8

    8 3 4  Omega 150  Omega 2 50  Omega 150  Omega 2 50 NOT E: E nsu re th a t th e le gs w ith the Ve lcro atta c he d to the m a re at the fro n t o f the barbecue , with the Ve lcro facing inwar ds. Omega 150 Omega 250 D2 D7 D2 D7 D2 D7 D2 D7 D2 D7 D2 D7 D2 D7 D2 D7 Omega 150 Omega 250 C9 C9 C1 C1[...]

  • Page 9

    9 5 6  Omega 150  Omega 2 50  Omega 150  Omega 2 50 D3 C11 D3 n Omeg a 250 u sers ski p t hi s step and procee d di rect l y to S tep 7. D5 C7 D5[...]

  • Page 10

    10 7 8  Omega 150  Omega 2 50  Omega 150  Omega 2 50 n Omeg a 150 users ski p t hi s step and pro ceed di r ectly to Step 8. C4 C3 C5 D6 D7 D3 C12 D5 D7[...]

  • Page 11

    11  Omega 150  Omega 2 50 n Omega 150 users ski p this step and proceed directl y to S tep 12. 9 10  Omega 150  Omega 2 50 Note : T h e s p ac er s a nd si d e s hel f br a ck et s g o on t h e i n si d e of t h e b ar b ec ue f ram e. D4 D9 D8 D7 B6 n Conne ct the s i de bu r ner e l ectrode wire to the tag on the s ide of the push [...]

  • Page 12

    12 11 12  Omega 150  Omega 2 50  Omega 150  Omega 2 50 B8 n Inse rt g rea se cup into w ire c up ho lde r. A7 NOTE: Ma ke su r e the base of cooking ute nsil to put on t he s ide burne r is large r than 150 mm and sma ller than 220mm.[...]

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    13 13 14  Omega 150  Omega 2 50  Omega 150  Omega 2 50 A8 A1 A3 D1 D1[...]

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    14 15  Omega 150  Omega 2 50 C6 Le ak T esti ng Always pe rform a leak test in a well- ventilated area. Step 1 - Confirm all co ntrol knobs are in the off position. Step 2 - Turn the gas on / open the gas contro l valve on the gas bottle or regulator. Step 3 - Check f or leaks by brushing a so luti o n of ½ water and ½ liquid deterge nt / s[...]

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    15 E. I mport ant Info rmat ion Please r ead t h ese i nstructio ns caref u lly before assem bly and u se of yo u r barbec ue. n Re ta i n th es e in st ru cti on s fo r fu tu r e ref erence. n This product is f or outdoor use only. Do n ot use in doors. n Do not u se t he barbecue or s t ore gas bottles below ground level. LP gas i s heav[...]

  • Page 16

    16 G . In stallati on Selecting a Locatio n This barbec ue is f or outdoor u se only and should be placed in a wel l-ventilated area, a nd on a s af e and even surface. N ever pl ace your barbecue be low gro und level. Tak e care to ensu re that it is not pl aced UNDE R an y com bus tib le surface. The s ides of the barbecue should NEV ER be clos e[...]

  • Page 17

    17 dealer for assistance. • After ignition, turn t he b urners to t he high position for 3-5 m inu te s in order to pre-heat the barbec ue. This should be done bef ore each cooking sessio n. The hood or lid should be open during preheating. • After com pletion of preheati ng, t urn a ll burn er s to the l ow posit ion for best cookin g resul t [...]

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    18 I T SHO ULD BE A P O W D ER T YPE. • DO NOT R EMO VE THE GR EASE CU P. • If the f ire does not seem to be abating or appears to be worsening, co ntact y our loca l Fire Brigade f or assistance. End of Cooki n g Sessio n After each cook ing ses si on, t urn t he barbecue burn er s to t he “ hi g h” po si t ion a n d burn f or 5 minu te s [...]

  • Page 19

    19 venturi tube with a bristle br ush (i.e. a n old tooth br ush). You may need a torch to see into t he venturi tube to make sure it is clear. Tur n the burner up on en d an d li gh tly ta p ag ain s t a h ar d su rfa ce like a p iece of wood, to dislodge any deb ris f ro m inside. Wh en r efi tt in g th e bu rn er , be c a re fu l t o ch ec k tha[...]

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    20 J. T ec hni ca l Speci fic ati ons Sp ecif ic ati ons ar e s ubjec t t o c h an g e wi th out pr i or n otic e. NOTES: CE A pproval Heat Input Bu rn e rs Injecto r Siz e Gas /Pre ssure Outback® Omega 15 0 Gas 0359 359BL239 6.6 kW 1 0.89m m Bu tane: 28-30 m bar Prop ane: 3 7 m bar Outback® Omega 25 0 Gas 0359 359BL239 6.6 kW 1 0.89m m Bu tane: [...]

  • Page 21

    21 T r ou bl es hoot i ng Problem Possible Cause Solution Bur ner will not lig ht using the ign ition sy ste m LP ga s bot tl e is e m pty R eplace with full bottle Faulty re gulator H ave re gul ato r che cked or r ep l aced O b str u ct i o ns in bu r n er Clean bu r ner Obs tru ct ion s in ga s je ts o r ga s h ose Cl ean je ts and gas hose Elec[...]

  • Page 22

    22 OUTB A CK WA RR A N TY OUT BACK barbecues are warrant ed to t he ori ginal purc haser against def ect s in m ateri als and workm anship f or a period of one (1) year from the dat e of purchase. O UTBACK will, wit h i n this peri od, suppl y replac e m ent s f or def ectiv e parts free of charge prov ided t hat: ♦ The pr oduct has not been used[...]