Dimplex CBQ-120-ELEM owner manual PowerChef Convertible Site Selection And Setup

PowerChef Convertible Site Selection And Setup

Figure 4	Figure 5
	i)
	Knob
	ii)
	Legs Fully Extended

combustible material or surfaces before cooking. Refer to Figure 3 for dimensions of the electric grill.

3.Ensure that there are no flammable or other volatile materials in the direct area before grilling.

4.For ease of electrical hook up you may wish to locate the electric grill near an existing outlet. (Refer to NOTE above)

5.Stand the electric grill on its back.

6.Loosen but do not remove the two (2) knobs on either side of the grill. (Figure 4)

7.Pull out both support legs until the first stop tab is reached

(Figure 4-i). Tilt the support legs outward as shown in Figure 4-ii to clear the stop tab and fully extend both support legs as indicated in Figure 5.

8.Move the support legs inward so that they are flush against the chassis and re-tighten the knobs to secure support legs in place. (Figure 5)

CAUTION: To maximize air flow under the grill and to prevent unnecessary wear to grill components, ensure support legs are fully extended before use.

9.Place grill on its feet and unwind the attached power cord from underneath the front edge. Route power cord to a power source. (See NOTE above)

WARNING: Ensure the power cord is not pinched or against a sharp edge. Ensure that the power cord is stored or secured to avoid tripping or snagging to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury to persons.

Never route power cord underneath the electric grill. Always route power cord directly out the side or front.

Figure 6

Locked

Locking

Switch

Unlocked

10.Unlock top lid by pressing each of the two (2) lid locks inward, and sliding them towards the front, inside corners of the lid. (Figure 6) To lock the lid in place for storage or transporting, close the lid, press the locks inward and slide them towards the rear of the grill lid.

!NOTE: Once grill rests on fully extended legs, it will be possible to slightly rock the grill forward and back. This is normal and is due to the clearances required for moving parts within.

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