Nuke BBQ Delta Argentinian Grill User Guide
- June 17, 2024
- Nuke BBQ
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Nuke BBQ Delta Argentinian Grill User Guide
WELCOME TO OUR FAMILY
Your purchase of our hand-made Delta grill is your passport to the wood-fired as ado traditions of the Argentinian prairies.
For hundreds of years, asado-style barbecue has been a central aspect of Argentinian family, community and national celebrations, and we are delighted that you have chosen to join the fellowship of real-fire cooking.
We love to hear from owners of our products. Feedback on your experience with your Juke grill not only allows us to continue to refine our products, but helps us tell the story of the joy great food brings us all.
Please take a moment to join our growing worldwide family and share the memories you create with your Juke grill.
SAFETY WARNINGS
DISREGARDING THE WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS OWNER’S MANUAL COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS BODILY INJURY OR DEATH, CREATE A FIRE HAZARD OR EXPLOSION, CAUSING PROPERTY DAMAGE
Safety symbols alert you to important information.
Read all the safety information contained in this Owner’s Guide before using
this product.
Do not leave infants, children, or pets unattended near a hot grill
Do not try to move the hot grill. Wait for the grill to cool before moving it.
Never add lighter fluid or use charcoal that has been treated with it, to
already lit charcoal.
At all times, keep the grill on a safe and level surface, away from
combustible materials.
Do not dispose hot coals where they could cause injury or pose a fire hazard.
In case of any defects please contact: [email protected]
ASSEMBLY
To assemble your grill follow the instructions below
The base of your grill comes disassembled. To assemble it, follow the
instructions indicated in this user manual.
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Start by assembling the base, placing the sides and screwing them.
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Position the crossbars without fully tightening them. They are secured once the grill is on.
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When the base is assembled with its wheels, place the body of the grill on the base.
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Secure the grill by screwing it to the cart from underneath. Then tighten the cross bars to prevent the grill from falling down.
When moving your grill keep in mind that it is a heavy item, perform the task with help to avoid injury
DIMENSIONS
When using your grill, consider the following measurements
Front view
Side view
Top view
COMPONENTS
Part List
Ref.| Denomination| Quantity
1| Grill Body| 1
2| Base| 1
3| Frame| 1
4| Grate| 2
5| Firebox| 1
6| Lid| 1
7| Fixed wheel| 2
8| Swivel Wheel| 2
9| Lateral base| 2
10| Crossbars| 2
PARTS
HOW TO USE
To ensure proper use of your grill, please follow the instructions below.
START UP
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You should start the fire in the fire preparation area by placing charcoal or hard wood.
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As the fire generates embers, they will fall through the firebox openings. When enough embers are created, use the poker to move them under the cooking grates
Hight adjustment
Lower the latch and use the side handle, adjust the height of the grate until
you reach the desired height for correct cooking.
General instructions
When you first start up your grill, you may notice a burnt paint smell. This is due to the paint curing process, which is normal and will rarely recur in the future.
Never use wood that has been contaminated with toxic chemicals, such as
pressure treaded lumber or painted wood. Do not burn petroleum-based plastics.
Do not leave grill unattended while in use.
Keep children and pets away from the grill while in use.
Do not touch metal parts of the grill until they have completely cooled after
use.
Choose a dry place to store the grill and protect it from rain. At all times, keep the grill on a safe and level surface, and away from combustible materials.
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References
- Nuke BBQ - Official Website | Argentinian Grills & Ovens
- Nuke BBQ - Official Website | Argentinian Grills & Ovens