WARNING:
FIRE HAZARD
NEVER attempt to force
or repair a stuck control
valve.
Contact your manufacturer
for
repairs.
Forced or improperly
repaired valves pose the
risk of fire and/or
explosion.
WARNING:
FIRE AND EXPLOSION
HAZARD
If the pilot light should be
extinguished, turn off the
gas shut-off valve and
remove the grate and drip
pan. Allow the appliance
to vent for five minutes
before attempting to
re-
light.
CAUTION:
HOT SURFACE
Exposed surfaces can be
hot to the touch and may
cause burns.
Unit must be installed 18"
away from any combustable
material.
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OPERATION (Continued)
SEASON THE GRIDDLE SURFACE
As manufactured, the steel surface of your griddle has
microscopic pores. It is important to fill these pores with oil in
order to provide a hard, non-stick cooking surface.
a.
Preheat the griddle surface to 375
º
F (191
º
C).
b.
Spread a light film of cooking oil over the entire griddle surface
c.
Allow the oil film to cook in for approximately 2 minutes, or until
it smokes.
d.
Wipe the griddle surface with a clean damp cloth until all oil is
removed.
e.
For new griddles, repeat this procedure 2-3 times until the
griddle has a slick, clean surface.
Inspect the unit for cleanliness before use. Clean as necessary: See
Cleaning Instructions, page 11.
Be sure the pilot light is lit before operation. See Lighting the Pilot
Light, page 8.
The burner control knobs must be turned by hand only. Never use
tools to turn the control knob.
The control used in this gas griddle provides a continuous range of
settings from OFF to ON.
The right knob controls the front burner
The left knob controls the rear burner
Light the burner by turning the control knob to the ON position until fire
forms completely around the inner and outer sections of the burner.
Set the control knob to the desired position. The setting can be
readjusted at any time.
Cooking Recommendations:
Save energy by turning the temperature control knob OFF any time the
griddle is not in use. Gas burners provide full heat instantly, making it
unnecessary to leave the unit on during intermittent use.
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