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          SPRING ASSISTED BAND 

                   INSTRUCTION MANUAL  

          

 

           PARTS LIST            

 

LARGE, MEDIUM & SMALL EGG                          

(2) Bands   (1) Handle assembly   (1) Hinge mechanism assembly 
(1) Hardware bag: 

(2) ¼” x ½” clinch studs      (8) ¼” x 5/8” clinch studs      (8) ¼” Keps nuts    (2) 5/16” x 2” carriage bolts 

                    (2) ¼” Acorn nuts                (2) 5/16” flat washers             (2) 5/16” hex nuts   

 

WARNING: THE HINGE MECHANISM IS UNDER SPRING PRESSURE, DO NOT REMOVE THE (

WHITE 

PLASTIC

) SHIPPING RETAINER BAR/S UNTIL INSTRUCTED, OR PERSONAL INJURY COULD OCCUR.  

 

STEP 1A

 

Position a band (

both bands are the same

) and the hinge mechanism in relation to each other as in  (

illustration A

), insert the  

(4) ¼” x 5/8” clinch studs through the inside of the lower band then through the hinge assembly. Install (1) ¼” Keps nut onto each stud and hand 
tighten only.    

 

STEP 1B

 If you are installing the optional Egg-Mate tables at this time, you will want to insert the (4) ¼” x ¾” clinch studs (

provided with the 

tables

) into the lower band only (see 

step 1 of the Egg-Mate manual

). Tip: install & hand tighten nuts to hold the studs in place during the 

remainder of the assembly

.          

 

STEP 2

 

With the Egg bottom positioned in its nest or table, place the hinge / band assy. onto the egg bottom making sure the hinge flat bar is 

on top; align the band front (

illustration A

) with the front of the egg bottom (

the ceramic bottom has a small hole in the band attaching surface 

that indicates the front)

. Insert (1) 5/16” x 2” carriage bolt through the square hole in the band flange (

illustration A

) then through the round hole 

in the opposite band flange. Install (1) 5/16” flat washer and (1) 5/16” hex nut and hand tighten only

                    

     

STEP 3 

Install the upper band to the hinge mechanism in the same manner that you did the lower band in step 1A. Now install the handle to 

the front of the upper band  (

the 2 holes you need to use are directly opposite the Hinge Mechanism

) by inserting (1) ¼” x ½” clinch stud 

through each hole on the inside of the upper band and then through the handle assembly install (1) ¼” Acorn nut onto each stud and hand tighten 
(

illustration B

). 

 

STEP 4

 

Position the dome onto the Egg bottom and inside the upper band taking care to align the front of the dome (

the ceramic dome has a 

small hole in the band attaching surface that indicates the front

) with the band front (

midway between the handle attaching bolts

) Insert (1) 

5/16” x 2” carriage bolt through the square hole in the band flange then through the round hole in the opposite flange. Install (1) 5/16” flat 
washer and (1) 5/16” hex nut (

hand tighten only

). Check to make sure the dome is centered and seated evenly against the egg bottom. Next, 

position the hinge / band assembly so the lower band is as low as it will go all the way around on the egg bottom. The upper and lower bands 
will be properly spaced by the hinge assembly at the rear, but the bands are flexible and you should move the upper band as needed to make the 
space between the bands equal to the rear on the sides and front also. Next, securely tighten both the upper and lower bands to approximately 

125 inch lbs

(

bending of the bolt and the flanges during tightening is normal / recommended, Don’t fear, the ceramic will not break

). 

Make 

sure the dome is still evenly seated on the Egg bottom and proceed to tighten all (8) Keps nuts that attach the hinge assembly to the bands. At 
this time, you should also tighten the ¼” Acorn nuts that attach the handle assembly to the upper band. 

 

 

                                                                                                                                                                                        

 

IMPORTANT: You must check the band carriage bolts and the hinge / band studs for tightness regularly, especially after 

each of the first two or three uses. Failure to follow these instructions may cause the dome to slip out of the bands and 
break; this will not be covered under warranty.  (NEVER TIGHTEN THE BANDS WHEN THE GRILL IS IN USE)  

                                                                                                                                                                                            

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