Setting Up The Grill; Connecting The Gas Container; Checking For Gas Leaks; Notes For First-Time Users - tepro Fremont Aufbau- Und Bedienungsanleitung

Separate instruction manuals are included with the gas hose (20)
and the pressure regulator (21). Follow these operating instructions
closely when connecting the pressure regulator with the gas hose and
the gas container (the figures may differ depending on national speci-
fications for the hose, pressure regulator and gas container).
Lay the hose so that it is not kinked or twisted.
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– Regarding fig. R: Insert the burner for the side burner (28) so that the
nozzle of the side burner temperature control extends into the burner
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connecting tube. The tube ends rest loosely above the nozzles.
This air gap is necessary!

Setting up the grill

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Attention Risk of damage!
The bolt connections may gradually loosen during use and
consequently reduce the stability of the grill.
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– Before you use the unit, always check to make sure the screws are
secure. If applicable, tighten all screws again to ensure that the grill
is stable.
1. Before use, place the grill on a level, solid base located outdoors.
2. Before use, wash the grill rack with warm scouring water.
3. Place the gas container next to or behind the grill and do not in any
case place it on the bottom rack under the grill.
4. Check the gas container and connections for leaks (see chapter

"Checking for gas leaks").

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5. Check to make sure the grill burner is unobstructed if you are using
the grill after a longer break.
6. Only use a pot with a diameter of at least 15 cm and no more than
22 cm on the side burner.
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Connecting the gas container

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You will need a conventional commercial, full container of propane or
butane gas in order to operate the grill.
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Note: The figures may differ depending on national specifications
for the hose, pressure regulator and gas container.
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In case of national requirements change the hose, if neces-
sary.
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Danger Risk of fire/explosion/poisoning!
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Leaking gas may form a highly explosive air/gas mixture
that could cause a fire or explosion and could result in life-
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threatening injuries or death.
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– Never connect the gas supply to the grill without a pressure regula-
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tor that complies with the respective country's pressure specifications.
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– Only use a hose connection between the unit and gas container,
which does not exceed the recommended length of 1.5 m.
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– Make sure that the gas hose has been firmly mounted and that the
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hose connection is always accessible along its entire length.
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1. Turn all 3 temperature controls to the
2. Make sure that the gas container valve (30) has been turned off (see
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3. Screw any existing safety cap off of the container valve thread.
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4. Check to make sure that the gasket for the container valve thread is
present and in orderly condition. Do not use any extra gaskets!
5. Screw the pressure regulator (21) onto the canister valve threading
as described in the instruction manual, which is enclosed with the
pressure regulator.
6. Lay the gas hose so that it does not kink or twist.
7. Check all connections for gas leaks (see chapter "Checking for gas
leaks").
Checking for gas leaks
1. Turn all 3 temperature controls to the
2. Open the gas container valve.
3. Rub all bolt connections and the gas hose with soap water. If bub-
bles form, a connection is loose or the gas hose is cracked and may
no longer be used.
Do not operate the grill, instead immediately shut off the valve on the
gas container.
4. Check the bolt connections and if necessary, tighten the nuts accord-
ingly. Then repeat the check.
5. If there is still a gas leak, do not in any case use the grill, but consult
our customer service team. Contact data are provided in the chapter
"Service".
6. Close the container valve if you are not using the grill.

Notes for first-time users:

For the best possible, long lasting experience with your new grill, the lid
and grill pan have been coated with a heat-resistant paint. This paint
only becomes heat resistant the first time the grill is heated up.
– For this reason, allow the unit to burn-in on a high flame for approxi-
mately 60 minutes with the lid closed and the grill rack removed, then
let it cool down before grilling for the first time. A strong odour may
be emitted for a certain amount of time under certain circumstances.
However, this is no cause for concern.
– Do not touch any of the hot surfaces during the burn-in process as they
could be damaged as a result.

Turning on/lighting

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the grill.
– Check the grill for cracks, puncturing or other damage before you
use it.
– Stop using the grill if the gas hose is damaged or porous.
– Open the grill lid before you ignite the burner. Otherwise, the burner
(Off) position.
may ignite explosively, which could cause severe physical injury or
death.
(Off) position.
Danger of explosion!
First read the following instructions on turning on/lighting
the grill and all warning and safety notes before you light
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