MUSTANG Shelbyville 3 Plus 1 Gas Grill Instruction Manual
- June 17, 2024
- MUSTANG
Table of Contents
MUSTANG Shelbyville 3 Plus 1 Gas Grill
Product Information
Specifications
- Appliance code: H19053AS-R (619554)
- Gas category: I3B/P(30)
- Gas mixtures: LPG gas mixtures
- Gas pressure: 30 mbar
- Gas nozzle sizes: A: 0.85 mm, B: 0.88 mm
- Power: 12.2 kW
- Manufacturer: Tammer Brands Oy
- Address: Viinikankatu 36, 33800 Tampere, Finland
- Website: mustang-grill.com
Assembly Instructions
General Assembly Instructions
Before you begin assembly:
- Unload the sales package carefully and ensure that all parts are taken out of the package.
- Take care of the appropriate recycling of the packaging materials before assembling the grill.
- Do not let small children play with the packaging materials.
- Check that all parts required for assembly can be found and that they are in good condition.
- Study the assembly illustrations carefully and proceed with the assembly in the order presented in the instructions.
- Do not assemble the grill on decking boards since small parts may drop under the boards.
- Some plate/steel parts may be sharp; wear work gloves during the assembly.
- Do not use electric or battery-powered screwdrivers for the assembly. It may break the screws or surfaces. Tighten all the screws manually.
(Assembly Instructions in Finnish)
FAQ
Q: Can I use an electric screwdriver for assembly?
A: No, it is recommended to tighten all the screws manually to avoid
damaging the screws or surfaces.
Injector size, main burners A, side burner B, power burner C Suuttimen koko, pääpolttimet A, sivupoltin B, tehopoltin C Injektorstorlek, huvudbrännare A, sidobrännare B, power burner C Injektorstørrelse, hovedbrenner A, sidebrenner B, effektbrenner C Indsprøjtningsdysens størrelse, hovedblus A, sidebrænder B, power burner C Düüsi läbimõõt, grillipõletil A, külgpõletil B, power burner C Sprauslas lielums, galvenie degi A, snu deglis B, power burner C Purkstuko dydis, pagrindiniai degikliai A, soninis degiklis B, power burner C
A: 0,85 mm B: 0,88 mm
Country of use Käyttömaa Användningsland Bruksland Anvendelseslande Kasutusriik Izmantosanas valsts Naudojimo salis
LU, NL, DK, FI, SE, CY, CZ, EE, LT, MT, SK, SI, BG, IS, NO, TR, HR, RO, IT, HU
Info Informasjon Information Tootja Razotjs Gamintojas
Tammer Brands Oy Viinikankatu 36, 33800 Tampere, Finland mustang-grill.com
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SHELBYVILLE 3+1
EN Assembly instructions FI Kokoamisohjeet SV Monteringsanvisningarna NO
Monteringsanvisning DA Samlingsvejledning ET Koostejuhised LV Montzas
instrukciju LT Surinkimo nurodymai
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EN General assembly instructions
Before you begin assembly
Unload the sales package carefully and ensure that all parts are taken out of
the package. Take care of the appropriate recycling of the packaging materials
before assembling the grill.
Do not let small children play with the packaging materials.
Check that all parts required for assembly can be found and that they are in
good condition. You can check the parts with the help of the list on page 8.
If parts are missing or they are damaged, please contact the seller.
Study the assembly illustrations carefully and proceed with the assembly in
the order presented in the instructions. Do not assemble the grill on decking
boards since small parts may drop under the boards.
Some plate/steel parts may be sharp; wear work gloves during the assembly.
Do not use electric or battery-powered screwdrivers for the assembly. It may
break the screws or surfaces. Tighten all the screws manually.
EN Assembly and operating instructions
Welcome to the world of Mustang grills
We are happy that you ended up choosing a
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ny Tammer Brands Oy. Mustang offers all applianc-
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es, supplies, accessories and spare parts needed
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resent them. Our long experience and expertise
and modern products. Mustang is the only brand
can be seen in all of our products. They include all
you need for a successful barbecue.
essential functions and features. We are sure that this grill will bring you joy for a long time, as long
After sales service:
as you remember to maintain and clean your grill according to the instructions in this manual.
Tammer Brands Oy, tel. +358 3 252 1111.
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Viinikankatu 36,
FI-33800 Tampere, FINLAND
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Safety instructions and warnings
When starting to use this gas grill, you shall be obligated to carefully read through and pay attention to the warnings and safety instructions in this manual before using the grill. This grill is CE-marked according to the valid regulations.
Symbol explanations:
DANGER!
NOTE!
Placing the grill
Safety instructions related to gas
This grill is intended for outdoor use only. It must never be used indoors or in enclosed spaces. Check the things to consider below.
Only a service company with gas installation authorization may maintain and adjust the main valves, nozzles and gas taps of the grill. Check the things to consider below.
· Only use the grill outdoors.
· Do not use the grill next to a wall, in a garage,
camper or trailer or another enclosed space, or
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indoors.
· Always shut off the gas flow from the gas cylinder after use and remove the low-pressure regulator from the cylinder.
· Ensure that there is at least one meter of empty space at each side of the grill and above it.
· Handle the liquified gas cylinder carefully: do not drop or knock it. Do not store liquified gas cylinders in places where the temperature may
· Ensure that a fire blanket/extinguisher and a first
rise to above +50°C.
aid kit are available near the grill.
· Always inspect the condition of the gas hose
· Do not place the grill on or near sensitive sur-
before use.
faces, since grease and marinades may spill and splash out of the grill during normal use.
· Perform the leak test regularly according to the instructions. You must perform the leak test
· Ensure that both the grill and the gas cylinder
especially when the grill has been unused for a
are on a level surface.
long time or you have replaced the gas cylinder,
pressure regulator or hose.
· If you sense a strong smell of gas, shut off the gas flow immediately and set all controls to OFF. After this, open the grill hood, perform the leak test, and fix the connections. If you do not find a fault, contact a service or sales company.
· Never use an open flame to test for gas leaks.
· Do not remove the gas hose or low-pressure regulator when the grill is in
use.
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General safety instructions
Using the grill for other than its intended purpose may pose a danger.
Structurally modifying the grill, even in the smallest ways, is entirely
forbidden. Check the things to consider below.
· Follow the instructions of assembly carefully and ensure that no parts are
left uninstalled during the assembly. If you do not follow the instructions or
you have not installed all parts, you may experience problems when using the
appliance. The user is responsible for correctly assembling the grill.
· Read the manual before using the grill and save it for later use.
· The grill will heat up during use, so take special care if there are
children, seniors or pets close to the grill.
· Never keep flammable materials, liquids or gas cylinders not connected to
the grill in the immediate vicinity of the grill.
· Do not lean over the grill when igniting it.
· Do not leave the grill unattended while it is in use.
· Do not move the grill while it is in use.
· Wear heatproof mitts when using the grill.
· Ensure that the grill’s bottom, grease tray, heat distributor plates and
burners are clean of grease and marinade.
· Do not use the grill if it is not functioning normally.
· Do not allow children to use the grill.
· Alcohol, prescription medication and intoxicants of all kinds may affect the
user’s ability to operate the grill in a safe and appropriate manner.
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Connecting gas to the grill
Information about liquefied gas
Before you can use the grill, you must purchase a liquified gas cylinder, low-
pressure regulator and gas hose. These are not included in the grill delivery.
Liquified petroleum gas (LPG) is an extremely flammable substance stored in
pressurized liquified gas cylinders. Liquified gas cylinders are available in
weights of 5 kg11 kg. Ensure that your cylinder is not dented or rusty, and
that its valve is not damaged. Always carry and transport liquified gas
cylinders in an upright position and securely attached. In household use, a
gas cylinder must have a maximum height of 615 mm and diameter of 310 mm.
The gas is directed from the cylinder to the grill through a low-pressure
regulator and a hose. The low-pressure regulator helps the gas flow evenly
into the grill.
Installing the gas hose
1. Check the condition of the gas hose.
2. Ensure that all control knobs on the grill are turned to OFF.
3. Ensure that the grill’s hose chuck is fastened tightly (A).
4. Insert the gas hose tightly into the hose chuck, as far in as it goes (B).
5. Fasten the hose to the hose chuck using a hose clip (C).
6. Insert the other end of the gas hose into the hose chuck in the low-
pressure regulator (D).
7. Fasten the hose to the hose chuck using a hose clip (E).
The pressure regulator to be attached to the
cylinder must not be adjustable, and its
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operating pressure must be 30 mbar.
The length of the gas cylinder may be 1.2 m at the maximum, and its thickness 10 mm at the maximum (note: in Sweden, max. 8 mm).
The pressure regulator must be manufactured in accordance with the EN16129 standard. In the pressure regulator, the operating pressure is marked according to the nominal pressure, 29 mbar.
The gas hose must be manufactured in accordance with the EN16436 standard.
B
A
C
D
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Installing the low-pressure regulator
1. Check the condition of the low-pressure regulator.
2. Attach the low-pressure regulator to the cylinder by pulling the locking
ring up (A) and pressing the regulator into the cylinder at the same time (B).
3. Secure the fastening by forcefully pulling the regulator up.
4. Open the gas flow from the regulator slowly for the pressure to even out
(C).
A B
3. Wet all valves, hose connections, regulator connections, cylinder
connections and welding seams with a soapy water solution (30% dishwashing
liquid or liquid soap and 70% water). You can wet the parts by brushing or
spraying them.
4. Watch carefully if bubbles appear in any part. Bubbles indicate a gas
leak.
5. If bubbles appear, shut the gas flow off and fasten the connections in the
parts where you see bubbles.
6. If bubbles appear in the middle of the hose or at the cylinder, replace
the part in question.
7. Open the gas flow and perform the leak test again.
8. Rinse the soapy water off with clean water to prevent corrosion.
Do not use the grill if you are unable to fix the gas leaks. In this case,
disconnect the pressure regulator from the gas cylinder and contact the
service/sales company.
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Testing for liquefied gas leaks
The inspection of potential gas leaks must be done every time the cylinder,
regulator or hose is replaced. The leak test must also be performed regularly
once a year, and especially after longer storage periods. Perform the leak
test by following the instructions below:
1. Open the hood of the grill and make sure that the controls of the burners
are turned to OFF.
2. Open the low-pressure regulator.
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Using the grill
Measures to perform before using the product for the first time
After the leak test, the grease used during factory storage must be burned off
from the grill before it can be used. You can burn off the storage grease by
following the instructions below:
1. Open the hood of the grill and ignite all burners according to the
ignition instructions.
2. Set the burners to and let them burn for 5 minutes with the hood open.
3. Close the hood and keep the burners at for 10 minutes.
4. Turn the burners to OFF and close the gas flow.
5. Let the grill cool down for 15 minutes.
Measures to perform before each use
To operate the grill safely and appropriately, you need to perform a few
checks before each use. Carefully go through the checklist below:
1. Check that the grill is placed correctly and there are no flammable
materials or liquids in the immediate vicinity of the grill.
2. Check that the gas hose is not cracked or torn (A).
3. Check that the low-pressure regulator is fastened tightly (B).
4. Check that the grill’s bottom, grease tray, heat distributor plates and
burners are clean of grease and marinade. By doing this, you can prevent
grease fires.
6. Clean the grilling grids with a grill-cleaning brush.
5. Check that the burner holes are not covered by insect nests or webs (C).
7. Grease the grilling grids with cooking oil.
6. Check that there are no bristles from grill brush-
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es stuck to the grill or grids.
When burning off the storage grease, the grill
may produce unpleasant smoke. This is normal; the smoke will vanish once the storage grease has been burned out.
Do not use the grill if the gas hose is damaged or the grill is missing parts.
B A C
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Igniting the burners with a piezo igniter
Igniting the burners with a match or long lighter
In general, the burners are ignited with either a piezo integrated into a
control knob or a battery-powered piezo. Each burner has its own control knob.
You can start the ignition from the control knob with the lightning symbol .
You can ignite the burner by following the instructions below:
1. Open the hood of the grill.
2. Open the gas flow using the low-pressure regulator.
3. Press the control knob of the burner down (A) and set it to (B). The piezo
integrated into the control knob ignites the burner.
4. If the grill is using a battery-powered piezo (C), check that the battery
is in place and installed the correct way. Press and hold the piezo button (D)
until the grill burner lights up.
5. Set the burner flame at a suitable power, between and .
6. When the first burner has been ignited, you can ignite the remaining
burners in order by turning the control knob counter-clockwise to .
7. Set the burner flame at a suitable power, between and .
1. Open the hood of the grill. 2. Open the gas flow using the low-pressure
regu-
lator. 3. Light a long match or lighter. 4. Press the control knob of the
burner and turn it
to . 5. Place a long match or lighter about a centimeter
away from the burner. 6. When the first burner has been ignited, you can
ignite the remaining burners in order by turning the control knob counter-
clockwise between and .
If the burner does not light up within five seconds, turn the control knob to
OFF and try to find a solution from the troubleshooting table.
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If the burner does not light up, turn the control knob to OFF and wait 5 minutes before attempting to ignite the burner again. If you cannot get the burner to ignite using the piezo igniter, you can try lighting the burner up with a long match or lighter.
A
B
Igniting the burner of the side cooker
1. Open the lid of the side cooker.
2. Press the control knob of the burner and turn it to . The piezo integrated
into the control knob ignites the burner.
3. If the grill has a battery-powered piezo, press and hold the piezo button
until the burner lights up.
4. Set the burner flame at a suitable power, between and .
C
– AA +
D
If the burner does not light up, turn the control knob to OFF and wait 5 minutes before attempting to ignite the burner again. If you cannot get the burner to ignite using the piezo igniter, you can try lighting the burner up with a long match or lighter.
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Putting out the burners
1. Shut off the gas flow from the low-pressure regulator to ensure that no
gas remains in the grill or the gas hose.
2. Turn the control knob to the OFF position. 3. Close the hood of the grill.
4. Remove the pressure regulator from the gas
cylinder.
Controller positions
OFF
Ignition / high heat
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Medium
Low heat
Checking the flames
Always check the flame when turning the grill on. The burners have been
optimized at the factory, but the small holes on them attract insects to nest
and make webs on the burners. When the burners are burning properly, only the
tip of the flame is occasionally yellow (A) and the flame’s color changes from
light blue (B) to dark blue from the top down (C).
Small flame
A
B
Large flame
C
If the flame is not burning properly, check and clean the burner. If the
burner is damaged, it must be replaced before continuing to use the grill.
Flame moving
In windy weather, the wind may move the flame from the burners to the air
supply hole, in which case the flame will burn under the control panel. This
may damage the control panel, control knobs or valves. The flame also makes an
unusual sound if it moves, so if you hear unusual buzzing or similar, do the
following:
1. Shut off the gas flow from the low-pressure regulator.
2. Turn all controls to OFF.
3. Open the hood of the grill.
4. Remove the pressure regulator from the gas cylinder.
5. Move the grill to a more sheltered location.
The warranty does not cover damage caused by the moving flame.
Flame flaring up
The flame flaring up occasionally is a normal reaction in a gas grill. It also
adds taste to the food. If the flame flares up often, the grill’s inner
temperature increases and more grease drops from the food being grilled. In
turn, these phenomena increase the risk of grease fires. This is why the
flaring should be prevented through measures taken in advance:
1. Remove extra grease from the meat before grilling it.
2. Aim to grill meat at the correct temperature.
3. Check that there is no excess grease or pieces of food on the grease tray.
4. Ensure that the heat distributor plates are clean of grease.
5. Grill with the hood closed as often as possible.
When you grill with the hood closed, the grill’s temperature will be more even
and it will consume less gas. The closed hood also helps maintain moisture
inside the grill, thanks to which the food does not dry up as easily.
Useful tips
General instructions for grilling
Direct and indirect grilling
Grilling is very easy and relaxing once you keep a few rules in mind and make
use of these general grilling instructions:
· The grill must heat up properly. Once the grids are sufficiently hot, food
sticks to them less and the foods get a proper grilled surface.
· Do not grill with dirty supplies. Old marinades and food scraps easily stick
to the grid and the food. Clean the grill and the grids after each use. This
way, they are ready for the next grilling session.
With a gas grill with multiple burners, you can make use of direct and
indirect grilling. In general, smaller and softer foods are grilled at direct
heat. Indirect grilling is usually used for large foods that need to be
grilled longer, such as full roasts, chicken and fish. Indirect grilling is
also used for preparing pieces of meat that have been seared through direct
heat. See instructions for grilling at a direct or indirect heat below.
Settings for direct grilling
· Ensure that all necessary supplies, seasonings, marinades and dishes are close before you start grilling.
· Grill with the hood closed as often as possible. When you grill with the hood closed, the grill’s temperature does not decrease unnecessarily, and grilling is quicker.
· Flip the meats as little as possible; once is suf-
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ficient. When the food is allowed to cook slowly
on the grill/grid, it gets a nicely seared surface.
· Use a thermometer! If you grill the food for too long, the food will become
dry and lose its flavor. You can achieve the best results if you also get a
meat thermometer.
· Let the meat settle for 1020 minutes before cutting/serving it. While the
meat settles, its temperature becomes more even and the juices do not flow out
excessively when cutting the meat.
– / ON
Indirect grilling settings
OFF
– / ON
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Heat levels of the cooking areas
Conventional and common gas burners (pipe/plate burners) cause the grilling
area to have uneven temperatures. This should be seen as a feature rather than
a bug. The general rule is that the back of the grilling area (A) is hotter
than the front (B). The cool area at the front is caused by the Venturi tube
connected to the burner. In this tube, gas and air are mixed into a compound
suitable for burning. The flame does not burn inside the Venturi tube.
Mustang also offers gas grill models where the grilling surface has more even
temperature areas. These grills use U burners or separate burners where the
Venturi tube structure is exceptionally in the middle of the burner. Thanks to
these solutions, the flame also burns at the front of the burner.
The heating grid at the back of the grill (C) is cooler, so you can use it to
keep food warm or slowly cook it at indirect heat.
Marinades
The use of marinades is very common in grilling. Their purpose is to season
the grilled food to taste. However, marinades also cause the food to stick to
the grids. Similarly, oily marinades may spill on the burners and cause the
flame to flare up, or even cause grease fires. With these few tips, you can
reduce the problems caused by marinades:
1. Try to wipe extra marinade off the food before putting them on the grill.
2. If you add marinade during the grilling, always use a cooking brush. Do
not pour the marinade on the food straight from a bottle.
3. Opt for dry rubs during grilling.
Do not use leftover marinade from preparing raw meat to season cooked food. In
this case, the bacteria from the raw meat will transfer to the cooked food.
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A
B
Preventing food from sticking to the grill
Food sticking to the grill or grid is a common phenomenon for all barbecue
cooks. Here are a few tips to avoid excessive sticking:
1. Remember to pre-heat the grill so that it is sufficiently hot.
2. Clean the grids before putting food on the grill.
3. Spread oil on the grilling surface and the food to be grilled before
putting it on the grill.
4. Do not flip the food on the grill too quickly; let the surface be grilled
properly.
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Grilling temperature guide
Below is a list of the indicative grilling times and temperatures for the most
common ingredients. Elements such as wind, rain, outdoor temperature and the
cleanliness of the grill may affect the time required.
Beef
Ingredient
Thickness / weight
Grilling method
Grilling time
Tenderloin / sirloin steak
ca. 2 cm
Direct high heat
2.5 3.5 min per side
Tenderloin / sirloin steak
ca. 5 cm
Direct high heat Indirect medium heat
2.5 min per side 8 10 min
Whole tenderloin
ca. 1.5 kg
Direct high heat Indirect medium heat
3 min per side 20 30 min
Roast
ca. 1.5 kg
Direct medium heat Indirect medium heat
3 4 min per side 30 40 min
Hamburger patty Inner temperature
ca. 2 cm
Direct high heat
2 3 min per side
Rare almost rare
47 51 °C
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Medium
52 58 °C
Almost done well done
59 66 °C
Pork
Ingredient Filet steak, chop Tenderloin
Thickness/weight ca. 2 cm ca. 600 g
Ribs
ca. 1.5 kg
Loin
ca. 3 cm
Raw sausage
ca. 400 g
Inner temperature
Well-done filet
Well-done, other ingredients
Grilling method Direct high heat Direct high heat Indirect medium heat
Indirect medium heat Direct high heat Direct medium heat Indirect medium heat
Direct low heat
65 70 °C 65 70 °C
Grilling time
2 2.5 min per side
3 min per side 20 30 min
60 90 min 4 min per side
2.5 3 min per side 15 20 min
2 3 min per side
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Chicken and turkey
Ingredient Breast filet Leg
Wingsit
Whole chicken Inner temperature Well-done
Thickness/weight ca. 200 g ca. 120 g ca. 500 g ca. 900 g
Fish
Ingredient Thin filet Thick filet
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Whole fish Inner temperature Rosé Well-done
Thickness/weight ca. 200 g ca. 120 g ca. 500 g
Vegetables
Ingredient Cooked corn Tomato Asparagus Sliced potato Uncooked potato
Thickness/weight
Grilling method Direct medium heat Direct medium heat Direct medium heat
Indirect medium heat Indirect medium heat
75 °C
Grilling method Direct medium heat Direct medium heat Indirect medium heat
45 50 °C 55 60 °C
Grilling method Direct medium heat Direct medium heat Direct medium heat
Direct medium heat Indirect medium heat Indirect medium heat
Grilling time 5 6 min per side 5 6 min per side 6 10 min 30 40 min 60
75 min
Grilling time 2 3 min per side 5 6 min per side 20 30 min
Grilling time 6 min 6 min per side 3 5 min 5 8 min 10 15 min 45 60 min
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Cleaning and storing the grill
You can extend the service life of your grill significantly if you clean and maintain it regularly. If the grill does not heat up sufficiently or food sticks excessively to the grids, the grill has not been cleaned or maintained as instructed. Perform the following maintenance measures after each use.
Grease tray and cup
An unclean grease tray is the most common cause of grease fires. If you see
pieces of food or marinade on the grease tray or cup, you must clean the
tray/cup immediately by following the instructions below. The grease tray must
not have pools of grease on it.
Grilling grids
If food or marinade is stuck on the grill or grid, do the following:
1. Check that the grill is turned off.
1. Check that the grill is turned off.
2. Take the grease tray/cup out of the grill.
3. Scrape loose food and grease off using the scraper on the grill-cleaning
brush or a plastic spatula.
2. Remove loose food and grease from the surfaces using paper towels, for example.
4. Wash the grease tray/cup with mild dishwashing liquid.
3. Ignite the grill as instructed and set the burners to .
5. Dry the grease tray/cup and place it back into the grill.
4. Close the hood and let the grill heat up for 510 minutes.
5. Turn off the grill and open the hood.
6. Let the grill cool down for about 10 minutes.
7. Brush burned food and dirt off with a cleansing brush intended for grills
(A).
You can make the cleaning easier by using
a foil on top of the grease tray to collect any
extra food and grease. When cleaning the
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tray, you only need to remove the dirty foil.
8. Grease the cleaned grilling grids with cooking oil using e.g., paper towels or a cooking brush.
Do not use a steel brush intended for welding to clean the grill, as it may damage the grill’s surfaces. The warranty does not cover damage caused by such a steel brush.
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Burners
Flame tamers
The grill’s burners are the most vital part for the grill’s
The flame tamers spread the heat evenly on the grilling
functionality and heating. This is why you need to check
surface. The surface of the flame tamers also collects
their cleanliness and condition regularly. You must
food scraps and marinade. Dirty flame tamers decrease
remove and check the burners at least twice a year, par-
the grill’s efficiency. Clean the flame tamers by follow-
ticularly when the grill has been in storage for a long
ing the instructions below:
time. The small holes on the burners attract insects and spiders to nest in the burners. Such obstructions cause
1. Check that the grill is turned off.
the flame to burn unevenly and impurely. Obstructions
2. Remove the flame tamers from the grill.
may cause the flame to flare up outside the gas pipe, which will damage the grill severely. Clean the burners by following the instructions below:
3. Scrape food off the tamers´ surface using the scraper part of the cleaning brush or a plastic spatula.
1. Check that the grill is turned off.
4. Finally, brush off the dirt using a brass cleaning
2. Remove the grill grids and heat distributor
brush intended for grills.
plates.
5. If you wish, you can also wash the flame tamers
3. Remove the burner from the fire box by loosen-
in a sink using mild dishwashing liquid.
ing the mounting screw. The screw is normally located at the back end of the burners.
6. Dry the flame tamers and place them back into the grill.
4. In some grill models, removing the burners
requires that you also remove the back plates of
the grill.
5. Some models can also be cleaned even when the burners are in place. The
most important
Do not wash the flame tamers in a dishwasher.
part is being able to access all of the small gas
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holes.
6. Use the brass cleaning brush intended for grills to clean the burner surfaces.
7. Ensure that the burner holes are open and clean. You can use a thin wire for this.
8. If the burner is damaged or badly corroded, replace it immediately.
9. At the same time, check that the valve nozzle is clean and intact.
10. Place the cleaned burners back into the grill.
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Other grill components
Storage
In addition to the components mentioned above, the grill also has many other
steel parts that need to be cleaned regularly. You can follow the general
instructions below for cleaning such components:
1. Clean the steel parts of the grill with Mustang grill cleaning fluid,
Mustang stainless steel cleaning liquid or mild dishwashing liquid and a
cloth.
2. Do not forget to dry the cleaned parts carefully.
3. Do not use detergents for cleaning the control panels and the surfaces
with warning labels, as they may remove the text or other labels.
Check these instructions if you stop using the grill for a longer time or you
wish to put the grill into storage for the winter, for example. Proper storage
prolongs the grill’s service life and keeps it operational for many years.
When storing the grill, follow the instructions below:
1. Clean the grill completely according to the instructions in the manual.
2. Turn the grill on and let it warm up for 15 minutes so that all steel
parts dry off.
3. Let the grill cool down.
4. Clean all of the grill’s outer surfaces at least three times a year so
that stains do not stick to the surfaces.
5. Always test the suitability of a new detergent on an unnoticeable spot.
Chloride and salt may cause the grill to rust. If the grill is being used in
the immediate vicinity of seawater or a pool, the grill must be cleaned
weekly.
Cleaning wooden parts
If the grill includes wooden parts, they must be cleaned and maintained as
follows:
1. Clean all wooden parts regularly by wiping them with a damp cloth and mild
soap and water mixture.
2. Dry the cleaned surfaces carefully.
4. Ensure that all grill grids are greased.
5. If storing the grill outdoors, remove the burners, grids, heating grid and heat distributor plates from the grill. These parts need to be stored in a dry and warm space. It is also recommended that you wrap these parts into newspapers or similar so that the surfaces do not get scratched.
6. Remove the low-pressure regulator from the gas cylinder.
7. Always store the gas cylinder outdoors and en-
sure that it is not exposed to heat or sunlight.
8. If the grill is stored outdoors, it is recommended
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that you purchase a high-quality cover for it that
covers it all the way down. Ensure that air can
circulate even under the cover.
Do not store the grill in a place where snow dropping from the roof can hit it. The warranty does not cover damage caused by snow and ice.
3. Treat the wooden parts with generally available colorless wood oil intended for outdoor furniture at least twice a year. This will prevent the wooden parts from drying and cracking.
4. Before the actual treatment, test the wood oil and any other conditioners in a small, inconspicuous area to ensure their suitability. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions when treating wooden parts.
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Troubleshooting
Malfunctions may occur in all grills. These malfunctions are usually easily fixable. If you cannot find a solution for your problem in the table below, please contact the seller.
Problem Gas is not flowing.
Possible cause
The low-pressure regulator is turned off.
The low-pressure regulator is not properly attached to the gas cylinder.
The gas hose or pressure regulator is faulty.
Solution
Start the gas flow via the low-pressure regulator.
Remove the low-pressure regulator and re-attach it carefully.
Replace the gas hose or pressure regulator and perform the leak test.
The burner does not light up with a battery-operated piezo.
The battery is out or it has not been installed.
The igniter cables are loose or incorrectly installed.
Replace the battery.
Check the connections and re-install the cables.
The igniter is faulty.
Replace the igniter.
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The burner does not light up with a
The burner’s holes are blocked.
Clean the burners according to instructions.
match or lighter.
The burners are not properly
Check the installation and condition
attached to the valves.
of the burners.
The air supply into the burners is blocked.
Check and clean the burners.
The grill does not heat up properly. Too little gas.
Replace the cylinder.
The flame is uneven, completely yellow or smoking.
The flame flares up often or the temperature is too high.
Gas flow is obstructed.
The burners do not receive sufficient air.
There is food, salt or marinade stuck on the burner surface.
Too much grease and marinade on the food.
The heat distributor plates or grease tray are too dirty.
Check that the gas hose is intact and not twisted.
Clean the burners according to instructions.
Clean the burners according to instructions.
Wipe any extra grease off.
Clean the heat distributor plate or the grease tray of excessive food or
grease.
The flame does not stay on.
The wind is too strong. Low gas.
Move the grill away from wind. Replace the cylinder.
Flames are visible outside the burners.
Obstruction in the burners. Strong wind.
Check and clean the burners. Move the grill away from wind.
The pressure regulator is buzzing or humming.
Hot outdoor temperature. Full gas cylinder.
No actions necessary. A passing situation.
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Warranty
Mustang gas grills and their components have a manufacturing and material
warranty of 24 months, at the minimum. However, the terms of the warranty vary
by model. You can find the up-to-date warranty terms and periods on our
website
mustang-grill.com
To take care of any warranty matters, you will need a purchase receipt that
indicates the place and date of purchase.
References
Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
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