BOL Campingaz Party Grill CV Camping kooktoestel User Guide

BOL Campingaz Party Grill CV Camping kooktoestel

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Consumption: 99 g/h (1.36 kW) – injector no. 015556 Category: direct butane pressure.
Thank you for having chosen this Campingaz® Party Grill.

IMPORTANT: YOU ARE USING GAS, TAKE GREAT CARE.

• These instructions are intended to help you to operate your Campingaz® Party Grill.
• Read them carefully to familiarise yourself with the equipment before connecting it to the gas cylinder.
• Follow these instructions for use as well as the safety instructions on the CV 470 / CV 270 / CV 300
• Campingaz® cartridges. Failure to follow these in-struction may endanger the safety of the user and any other persons in the vicinity.
• Keep these instructions in a safe place so that you can refer to them if necessary.
• This equipment should be used only with Campin-gaz® CV 470 / CV 270 / CV 300 cartridges. It may be dangerous to use other gas cylinders.
• The Application des Gaz Company declines all re-sponsibility if another brand of cartridge is used.
• This equipment must be used only in areas that are properly ventilated (minimum 2 m3/h/kw) and away from inflammable material.
• Do not use an appliance which is leaking, not operat-ing correctly or worn. Take it to your retailer who will give you details of your nearest After Sales Service.
• Never modify the equipment or use it for any pur- pose for which it is not intended.
• Do not use this product in caravans, cars, tents, huts, sheds or any small enclosed areas.
• The product should not be used while sleeping or left unattended.
• This product consumes fuel through combustion or consumption of oxygen and gives off certain sub-stances and gas, which could be dangerous such as carbon monoxide (CO).
• Carbon monoxide is an odorless, clear gas that can cause flu-like symptoms, sickness, illness, and pos-sibly death if produced inside aforesaid enclosed
  areas through use of the product without proper ventilation.

ASSEMBLING YOUR CAMPINGAZ® PARTY GRILL STOVE

• Remove the stove from its packing, remove the lid (2), the hot-plate (3) and the pan supports: cross-pieces (4)(fig. 2)
• Remove the legs (8) turn the stove upside down and fit them into the slots; push the legs until they click into place (fig. 4)
• Make sure that the water reservoir (5) is connected correctly. Turn the reservoir until it arrives at the arrow “v” (fig. 3).
• Ensure that the burner (6) is mounted correctly (fig. 3)
• Place the stove on a firm, horizontal surface. For use in other circumstances, see paragraph H.

FITTING A CAMPINGAZ® CV 470 / CV 270 / CV300 CARTRIDGE

(If there is already an empty cartridge, read paragraph G, “Removing the cartridge”). To fit or remove a cartridge, always work in a well-ventilated area, preferably outdoors, away from other people and inflammable material, and never near a naked flame, heat or spark source (cigarettes, electrical equipment, etc).
AS CAMPINGAZ® CV 470 / CV 270 / CV 300 CARTRIDGES HAVE VALVES, EVEN IF THEY ARE NOT EMPTY, THEY MAY BE REMOVED FROM THIS EQUIPMENT TO MAKE IT EASIER TO TRANSPORT, AND THEY MAY BE FITTED TO OTHER EQUIPMENT FROM THE CAMPINGAZ® 470/270/300 RANGE WHICH ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE EXCLUSIVELY WITH THESE CARTRIDGES.

• Ensure that the gas inlet is in the closed position turn the knob (7) clockwise to the arrow.
• Turn the appliance upside down.
• Align the lever of the ‘easy click system (1) with the arrow
•  and rotate until it stops (C) without forcing it.
• Attach the cartridge to the Party Grill as indicated (a) and (b), clicking firmly into place (checking the right clip effect it should remain in place ).
• Return the ‘easy click lever (1) to the stop mark(d) as indicated (fig. 6) and return the Party Grill to an upright position.

If there is a gas leak (you can smell gas before opening the tap) immediately take the unit outside, to a very well-ventilated place that is free of sources of gas ignition, where the leak might be located and stopped. If you want to test for leaks, do so outside. Do not test for
leaks with a flame, but use gas leak solution.

PREPARING THE PARTY GRILL FOR USE AS A “HOT PLATE”

• Fill the reservoir with 3/4 of a liter of water (5). The lev-el should be a few millimeters under the central tube:(fig. 3) mark “n”
• Place the hot plate (3) onto the support according to the index marks (4).

USING THE PARTY GRILL AS A “HOT- PUSHING THE PARTY GRILL AS A “HOT

• Lighting the burner

  • Open the tap by turning it (7) anti-clockwise: 1 rotation maximum.
  • Press the button (7) with the thumb until the piezo system operates. This is made easy if the other fingers are placed in the slot provided. (fig. 8)
  • If the burner flame is not visible under the hot plate,(fig. 8), recommence the procedure “b”.
  • After 3 attempts, close the tap by turning it clockwise as far as it will go. Check that the cartridge contains gas and start the lighting operations a) and b) again.

• Pre-heating
  Pre-heat the hot plate for one minute at maximum in order to reach the ideal temperature for cooking.

• Cooking:
  The hot plate is covered with a high-quality anti-adhesive material which ensures healthy cuisine without adding fat or oil. The hot plate is divided into two zones:

  • A flat surface for cooking eggs, thin slices of meat or fish, vegetables, toast…
  • A ridged surface, ideal for barbeques.

Fatty substances are recuperated in the water tank, your cuisine is perfectly healthy (no residual or carbonized fats), and your ingredients retain all their savor.
The hot plate attains maximum temperature after about one minute of pre- heating (the ideal temperature for barbequing). Place your ingredients on the plate and adjust the temperature with the gas tap according to your tastes (7). It is also possible to adjust the speed of cooking according to where the ingredients are placed on the hot plate: maximum in the center, less intense towards the edges. While in use and still hot, you can remove the hotplate with the help of the removable handle (P) (Fig. 9/a)

Turning the hot-plate off

When you have finished with the hot plate, turn the gas tap clockwise as far as it will go.

HOW TO USE THE PARTY GRILL AS A STOVE

• Lighting the burner
  Having installed the cartridge, light the burner by following the instructions in paragraphs E 1 a) and b).

• Cooking
  Place the pan on the cross-pieces centered over the burner. Ensure that the flame does not exceed the underside of the pan.

REMOVING THE CARTRIDGE

The cartridge can be removed even if not empty.

• Ensure that the gas tap is closed by turning it clockwise (7).
• Return the “Easy Clic” lever (1) to the mark (c) (fig. 6)
• Pull the cartridge downwards to release the 3 clamps from the fastening clips.
• Never dispose of a cartridge until you are sure it is empty (shake the cartridge and listen for the sound of liquid).

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Never use your equipment at a distance of less than 20 cm from a wall or combustible object. When using the Party Grill as a hot plate: always ensure that there is water in the reservoir. Never leave the hot plate without foodstuffs longer than one minute (except for the initial pre-heating period) otherwise the special coating will be dam- maged. When the hotplate is still warm, handle it with the removable handle (P). Wait until the unit is cold before storing it away. On unstable surfaces (sand, damp ground,…) use the cover to stabilize the unit (fig. 9/c).

Dismantling, CLEANING, AND STORAGE

• Once the unit is cold (approximately 15 minutes) remove the hot plate, remove the cross-pieces, unscrew the reservoir (5) by turning it towards the arrow marked “DV” and empty out the water (fig. 3).
• Dismantle the legs by pulling the retaining tabs and pushing the ends of the legs downwards (fig. 5).
• Clean the greasy parts with soapy water or a non-abrasive detergent (do not use a scouring agent on the grill or the water reservoir).
• To simplify cleaning, the cover, the hot plate, reservoir, and cross-pieces can be washed in a dishwasher. The Alu-minium legs can be cleaned with a sponge (no washing powder)
• Assemble the pieces of the unit and close the safety cover.
• The unit should be stored in a dry place, out of the reach of children and never in a cellar.
• If unused for long periods, disconnect the cartridge from the unit in the manner indicated in paragraph G.

LIFE OF A CARTRIDGE

Cartridge duration

WARRANTY APPLICATION TERMS AND CONDITIONS

The product is covered by total parts and labor warranty for 2 years with effect from the purchase date, excluding return transport charges that should be borne by the consumer. The warranty applies when the delivered product does not conform to the order or is defective, from the moment that the claim is accompanied by proof of purchase date (e.g. invoice, till receipt). The product should be returned carriage paid, complete and assembled, to an authorized after-sales service center, with the claim describing the nature of the problem. A product for which a claim is being made may be repaired, replaced, or reimbursed, in full or partially. The warranty is null and void and does not apply if the damage is caused by (i) incorrect product use or storage, (ii) defective product maintenance or maintenance that fails to comply with the instructions for use, (iii) repair, modification or servicing of the product by unauthorized third parties, (iv) the use of non-original spare parts.

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