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Carolina Cooker®

844-478-4334

Model M40322 & M49469

January 2021

Failure to comply with the following safety instructions

could result in serious injury and possibly even death.

Use Only on Noncombustible Surfaces

Always place the appliance on a level, stable,  

noncombustible surface such as brick, concrete, 

or dirt.

• Do not use on surfaces made of wood (such as a 

deck or table), asphalt (such as a driveway), plastic, 

or painted metal which may burn, blister, or melt. 

Important Note

•M49469 12” Fryer Stand:  Ensure product is placed on a 

nonflammable floor before lighting.

• Do not use this appliance under over head combustion   

surface. The appliance shall not be located or used  

   

under overhead unprotected combustible construction. 
• Do not use on a combustible surface, such as a wooden 

picnic table, plastic folding table, or other similar  

combustible surfaces.
• Do not use on the surface of a passenger vehicle, such 

as the tailgate of a pickup truck.

Minimum Safe Clearance 

  

Keep combustible material at least 10 ft. (3 m) from 

the appliance. For a fryer or boiler, the minimum 

clearance shall be at least 10 ft (3 m) from any struc

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ture or  combustible material. Minimum clearance from 

side and back of unit to combustible construction: 24” 

(60.96mm) from sides and 24” (60.96mm) from back.  

Outdoor Ambient Temperature

Do not use when outside temperature is    

below 21° F (10° C).

3.5   Personal Protection

The following safety instructions are provided to

help prevent potential injury. Not following these

instructions may lead to injury.

Personal Protection Equipment

  

Always wear safety glasses or  

goggles, slip-resistant, closed toe 

shoes, gloves or mitts. Wear long sleeves when using the 

appliance with cooking oil.

Burn Protection 

   

Use well-insulated, properly fitting pot holders 

or oven mitts for protection from hot surfaces or 

splatter from cooking liquids. 

Eye Protection  

    

Safety goggles are recommended for eye protec

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tion whenever using hot cooking liquids.

Stay Clear 

 

 

     

Clear the area of people, especially small children 

and pets, before using the appliance. Under no 

circumstances should children, pets, or unauthorized per

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sons be allowed near the appliance.

3.4   Location Safety

Impaired User Hazard

Do not attempt to assemble, use, or

maintain this appliance under the

influence of drugs or alcohol. Consult your doctor

before using the appliance while taking prescription

or non-prescription medications.

Tripping Hazard

Tripping over the gas supply hose can 

cause spillage of hot oil, resulting in seri

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ous burns. Position the hose to prevent human or animal 

entanglement.

Slipping Hazard

Keep the floor clean and dry. Immediately 

clean up spilled oil. An oily or wet floor 

can cause slips and falls.

First Aid

Have a first aid kit available for use should the

need arise and know how to use it.

3.6   Protection Against Fire

Failure to comply with the following safety instructions 

could result in serious injury and possibly even death. The 

vast majority of fires are the result of leaving cooking oil 

unattended.

911 Call 911

In the event of a fire immediately call

the Fire Department (911).

Fire Hazard – No Smoking

Propane gas is HIGHLY FLAMMABLE

and EXPLOSIVE, which could result in

burns or serious injuries. Do not smoke while using

the appliance.

Fire Hazard – Proper Extinguisher

Have a Type BC or ABC fire

extinguisher available for use, if

needed, and know how to use it. The proper type of

fire extinguisher may, but not necessarily always,

contain a cooking fire.

Fire Hazard – DO NOT USE WATER

In the event of an oil/grease fire, do not

attempt to extinguish with water. If a

fire extinguisher is not available, use dirt, sand, or

baking soda.

Do not use the appliance if it is damaged in

any way. If in doubt, do not use the

appliance.

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Summary of Contents for M40322

Page 1: ...Fryer Stand Owner s Guide Read and understand this manual to safely operate and maintain this product 5015287 M49469 M40322 ...

Page 2: ...portant and should be read and understood before us ing this appliance these are some of the more important user instructions Failure to comply could result in a fire property damage or personal injury 1 This appliance is for outdoor use only and should never be left unattended Constant supervision is necessary 2 Never operate this appliance within 10 feet 3m of any structure extended awnings comb...

Page 3: ...Cylinder Specifications 8 3 7 2 Transporting and Refilling an LP Cylinder 8 3 7 3 Using an LP Cylinder 8 3 7 4 Storing an LP Cylinder 8 4 Terminology and Appliance Nomenclature 9 4 1 Terminology 9 4 2 Nomenclature 10 5 Assembly and Startup Procedure 11 5 1 General Assembly Instructions 11 5 2 Contents 11 5 3 Assembly 12 5 4 Connecting the LP Cylinder 13 5 4 1 Safety Instructions 13 5 4 2 Connectin...

Page 4: ...k SAFETY Work SAFETY 1 General Information Read and Understand Owner s Guide TAKE SAFETY SERIOUSLY Even though the safety instructions and informational text in this Operator s Guide may seem long and tiresome they are provided for your safety and those nearby the appliance when it is operating To prevent property damage personal injury or even death carefully read understand and follow ALL warnin...

Page 5: ...the base and burner 1 5 End of Life Cycle This appliance is designed to prepare food for human consumption When the appliance is no longer capable of performing its designed function destruction of the appliance should be conducted according to federal and local environmental regulations Do not use any materials or components from the appliance or the LP cylinder for any other purpose 1 6 Specific...

Page 6: ...t occurs As you assemble use or maintain the appliance you must be alert to potential hazards You should also have the necessary training skills and tools to perform any assembly or maintenance procedures Improper operation and maintenance of this appliance could result in a dangerous situation that could cause injury or death WARNING This Owner s Guide contains DANGERS WARNINGS CAUTIONS SAFETY IN...

Page 7: ...No alcoholic influence No drug influence No smoking No use by young children Do not operate inside a vehicle such as a food truck Do not operate inside a tent or other temporary structure 2 3 1 Personal Protection Important Information 2 3 3 Hazard Avoidance Do not leave unattended Do not use near flammable liquids Do not use on boats or other floating structures Do not use under overhanging struc...

Page 8: ...on the appliance or burner Unauthorized modifications may impair its function and safety Personal injury or death can result from unauthorized modifications If the appliance has been altered in any way from the original design the distributor does not accept any liability for injury or warranty 3 1 Propane Gas Hazard If you smell gas 1 Shut off gas to the appliance 2 Extinguish any open flame 3 Ca...

Page 9: ... protection from hot surfaces or splatter from cooking liquids Eye Protection Safety goggles are recommended for eye protec tion whenever using hot cooking liquids Stay Clear Clear the area of people especially small children and pets before using the appliance Under no circumstances should children pets or unauthorized per sons be allowed near the appliance 3 4 Location Safety Impaired User Hazar...

Page 10: ...st be arranged for vapor withdrawal Note For use with 20 30 or 40 lb cylinders of LP gas only 3 7 2 Transporting and Refilling an LP Cylinder 1 Never transport an LP cylinder inside a car or in the trunk of a car Use an open vehicle such as a pickup truck 2 Allow only qualified LP gas dealers to properly fill or repair the LP cylinder DO NOT OVER FILL WARNING 3 Check the dates on the cylinder coll...

Page 11: ...hutter Combustion The rapid burning of propane gas which produces heat Cooking Liquid Oil grease or water Flash Point The temperature at which oil or grease will catch on fire 4 1 Terminology This table contains a list of common terms used within this manual Terminology Term Description Gas Pressure Regulator A device which is adjustable for controlling and maintaining a uniform outlet gas pressur...

Page 12: ...embly 2a Burner Head 2b Burner Diffuser 2c Burner Base M6X60 Long Bolt Nut 3 Air Shutter and Spring 4 Gas Pressure Regulator Hose Assembly and Orifice 10 PSI 5 Legs 6 Stabilizer Ring 4 2 Nomenclature Model 49469 Model 40322 Burner Air Shutter and Spring Gas Pressure Regulator Hose Assembly and Orifice 2 2a 2b 2c 3 ...

Page 13: ...nection device Note Any LP cylinders used with this appliance must meet the standard as outlined in 3 7 LP Propane Gas and LP Cylinder Safety on page 8 2 Make sure all the parts have been shipped with the appliance before starting assembly The shipping box should contain a The base assembly b Regulator hose assembly with brass orifice fitting c Air shutter and spring d Legs with attaching hardware...

Page 14: ...s securely 5 Verify that the burner head is fastened securely to the base with the bolt and nut Note The burner comes bolted to the frame but could have loosened during shipping 6 Connect the regulator hose assembly to the burner assembly The brass fitting should be tightened securely but not so tight that it binds the air shutter The air shutter should turn by hand but hold its position when rele...

Page 15: ...ternal dam age This type of damage may be hazardous and should be checked by an LP service technician Keep the fuel supply hose away from any heated surface s 5 4 2 Connecting Instructions 1 Make sure the LP cylinder is upright and the valve is closed by turning the knob clockwise SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING 2 OFF Make sure the shutoff valve on the gas pressure regulator hose i...

Page 16: ...py water solution by combining one part dish washing liquid with three parts water SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 3 Open the LP cylinder valve with the shut off valve in the closed position 4 Apply the soapy water solution to all connections between the LP cylinder and the shut off valve 5 Inspect the connection s for bubbles Close the LP cylinder valve immediately if bubbles appear 6 Re tighten the loose co...

Page 17: ...shut off valve and then close the LP cylinder valve OFF Wait five minutes for fumes to diminish before relighting 4 If the burner does not light inspect the inside of the burner tube for blockage caused by insects or other small animals and or outdoor debris such as leaves grass etc To remove any blockage a Close the LP cylinder gas valve and shutoff valve b Use a narrow bottle brush or a stiff wi...

Page 18: ...ct the LP cylinder from the appliance when it is not in use 10 If the burner is hard to light or does not appear to be working correctly check for an internal obstruction If not obstructed replace the burner assembly Obstruction of combustion and ventilation airflow can prevent proper gas mixture inside the burner resulting in a burner tube fire which can cause personal injury 6 Cooking Guidelines...

Page 19: ...sen any gas fitting while the appliance is in operation because the LP gas can cause severe burns form freezing CAUTION 2 Light the burner Refer to section 5 5 Soapy Water Test on page 14 To prevent personal injury from an open flame be careful of placing loose hair and clothing near the flame during operation as they could catch fire Keep a grease rated fire extinguisher nearby 3 Place the pot on...

Page 20: ...nly a few minutes too long j Keep all flammable products such as paper towels and other cloth items away from the appliance k While in close proximity to the appliance wear eye protection and use oven mitts to protect against burns Note Do not test the internal temperature of the food while it is submerged in the hot oil as this will lead to an inaccu rate temperature reading 9 Remove the cooked f...

Page 21: ...he tank in an upright position never on its side c Place the tank on a flat surface d Place the tank in a rack or restrain it from movement when transporting to prevent tipping or other damage 9 Storage 1 Store the appliance in a dry place 2 Do not store the appliance outside where it would be exposed to the weather 3 Indoor storage of the appliance is permissible only if the LP cylinder is discon...

Page 22: ...and steel and may rust as a result of the extreme heat and splatter from acidic foods b Wire brush the outer surface of the burner to remove buildup of food particles dirt or other cooking residue c Outward surface rust does not affect the use of the appliance d Do not tamper with or attempt repairs on the burners Replace damaged burners with new OEM parts e Unauthorized modifications will void th...

Page 23: ...nce to a cool dry base at ambient weather temperature Do not use aerosol spray paint or other similar aerosols which contain flammable petroleum distillates under pres sure around open flames Flame from the burner or a hot surface could cause spray or the spray can to rup ture violently resulting in serious burns bodily harm or even death 12 Replacement Parts Replacement parts for many of our appl...

Page 24: ... 13 Parts Breakdown 13 1 Model M40322 M40322 Component Parts Item Parts Material Qty 1 Steel Stand Steel 1 2 Burner Cast Iron 1 3 Long Bolt M6X60 Steel 1 4 Shutter Steel 1 5 Spring Steel 1 6 Regulator and hose assembly Steel brass and PVC 1 7 Bolt Nut M6X10 Steel 12 ...

Page 25: ...22 M49469 January 2021 13 1 Model M49469 M49469 Component Parts Item Parts Material Qty 1 Steel Stand Steel 1 2 Burner Cast Iron 1 3 Long Bolt M6X60 Steel 1 4 Shutter Steel 1 5 Spring Steel 1 6 Regulator and hose assembly Steel brass and PVC 1 ...

Page 26: ... valve detected a sudden change in pressure limiting the amount of propane Often caused by opening shutoff valve too quickly 1 Close LP cylinder valve 2 Open shutoff valve to allow pressure to escape though burner 3 Close shutoff valve 4 Slowly open your LP cylinder valve 5 Slowly open shutoff valve Burner will not light LP cylinder valve is closed or tank is empty Open LP cylinder valve Replace L...

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