Glass Window 2 Burners Gas Grill

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Model No.:K112FC3S

Features:

1.Two SS439 burners with 3.5kw for each

2.Stainless steel heavy double layer lid with glass window

3.Piezo ignition system

4.Thermometer for controlled cooking

5.Enamel fire box for easy cleaning

6.V shape enamel flame tamers

7.Enamel cast iron cooking grid

8.Enamel warming rack

9.SS double layer door with SS hidden handle

10.Four casters with brake


Product parameters

1.Primary cooking area:50x41.5cm

2.Warming rack area: 46x18cm

3.Product dimension:116x54x115cm

4.Packing dimension:65x57x60cm

5.Loading QTY: 105 Pcs/20GP, 288Pcs/40HQ


Notes: How to maintain your gas grill

1.Before Each Season

Unless you’re a year-round griller, chances are that your grill will need a good cleaning before you fire it up for your first cookout of the year. Examine the inside and clear away any spiderwebs, which can cause a serious flare-up if they ignite. Reconnect your propane tank, open the valve, and spritz the flexible gas line with a mixture of water and dish soap. Look for any bubbling, which could indicate a possible leak. If you spot one, order a replacement gas line. Be sure to also test the newly installed line with a soapy water mixture.

2.Before Each Cookout

Weber, the largest grill manufacturer in the U.S., recommends brushing grates after a 15-minute preheat, because the heated food debris will turn to ash and will be easier to brush off. You’ll also need to empty the drip tray, which collects fat, to avoid a mess and reduce the chances of a grease fire. Any flakes you see forming on the inside top of the lid might look like paint, but they’re actually grease and smoke deposits. Use a stainless steel brush to scrape them off so that they don’t end up in your food.

3.During the Season

Scrub the inside of your grill, including the covers on the burners on gas grills, with soapy water and a scouring pad from time to time. How often depends upon how frequently you’re grilling and what you’re cooking—if it’s fatty meats, you’ll need to clean more frequently to help prevent flare-ups.

Protect your grill whenever it’s not in use with a cover made of a waterproof, breathable material, such as heavy-duty polyester. (Most brands’ covers are designed to fit a particular model.) If you live right on the ocean or in a particularly humid area, however, leave your grill uncovered except during long periods of inclement weather, to avoid trapping salty or moist air that would cause the grill to rust. People in these regions should also wipe down grills once a week to remove salt deposits and accumulated moisture.

4.After the Season

At the end of the season, scrub your grill inside and out. Use soapy water in the firebox and on the grates, and a multipurpose cleaner on the exterior. Store your grill covered, with the propane tank disconnected. That way, if anyone bumps into the grill in the off-season, there’s no risk of inadvertently turning on a burner. A detached garage or shed is a fine place to store propane tanks; never bring them into the house.


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