GE ZGG36L20 User manual

Brand: GE

Model: ZGG36L20

Category: Barbecues & grills

Type: User manual

GE Monogram ®

Installation

Instructions

Stainless Steel

Professional Outdoor

Cooking Centers

48" Natural g'a,s mode£:

ZGG48N42

ZGG48N3 I

ZGG48N40

ZGG48N30

48" Liquid Ih'@a)_e model,s:

ZGG48L42

ZGG48L31

ZGG48L40

ZGG48I_30

36" Natural g'a,s modd, w

ZGG36N31

ZGG36N21

ZGG36N30

ZGG36N20

36" Liquid !'r@a_e modd, w

ZGG36L31

ZGG36L21

ZGG36L30

ZGG36120

27" Natural g'a,s modd, s:

, ,c _ c

ZG(,21N21

Z(,(,2 IN20

27 _'Liquid Propa_e model,s:

, ,c _ c

Z(,G21121

, ,c_ c

ZG(,2 zL20

Before wm begin--Read these instructions completely and careflllly.

IMPORTANT: Sine these instructions for local inspector's use.

IMPORTANT: OBSERVE ALL GOVERNING CODES AND ORDINANCES.

NOTE TO INSTALLER: Be sure to leave these instructions with tile Constm_er.

NOTE TO CONSUMER: Keep these instructions _dth your Use and Care Book for

ftlture reference.

If vou hme questions concerning tile

installation of this product, call tile GE

Answer Center ® (;onsumer hfformation

Serxice at 800.626.2000, 24 horn's a day

7 days a week.

If vou receix ed a damaged cooking center,

VOtl should contact VOIII" dealer.

Installation of this cooking center requires

basic mechanical skills, Proper installation is

the responsibility of the installer,

For Monogram local serxice in your area

1-800-444-1845.

For Monogram serxice in Canada,

1-888-880-3030.

For Monogram Parts and Accessories, call

1-800-626-2002.

FOR _r)UR SAFETY:

Do not use cooking center in a space where

gasoline or other liquids hming flammable

xapors are stored or used.

CAUTION:

• For outdoor use only. Use this cooking center

only in the manner intended b} the man utacturer.

• This outdoor cooking gas appliance is not

intended to be installed in or on recreational

vehicles arLd/or boats.

• I)o not use the grill in an explosive atmosphere.

Keep the grill awa)/i:om areas where gasoline or

other tlammable liquids and vapors are stored or

being used.

• ()bser_e proper clearances to combustible

materials at all times.

• I)o not use a rusty or damaged I_Ptank.

• Never substitute gases (natural/or LP or I P tor

natural). These grills are tacto D set/or I_Por

natural gas. ()rder the model/or your installation

situation.

• When storing the grill indoors, disconnect the I_P

tank. Store the tank outdoors in a well ventilated

area.

• I)o not store additional I_Ptanks in or near the gas

grill.

• Follow tile guidelines on tile I_Ptank tor proper

storage, transport and handling.

• I,P models are supplied with a 20 lb. LP tank

(shipped separately) equipped with a Type 1 Acme

connector. The supplied regulator has a mating

coFtnector.

• The supplied I _Ptank is equipped with an overfill

protection device. If }_)u utilize a tank exchange

s}stem, be sm:e to exchange this tank tor a tank

with the smn e de_ice.

IF "_g)/_5SMELL GAS:

• Slmt off gas to appliance.

• Extinguish any open flame.

• Open lid.

• If odor continues, immediately call vom"

gas supplier.

• Tested in accordance with ANSI Z21.58 latest

edition standard tor outdoor cooking gas

appliances. This grill is tor outdoor use only.

Check local building codes tot the proper method

of installation in the absence of local codes, this

trait should be installed in accordance with the

National Fuel Gas Code No. Z223 latest edition

and the National Electrical Code ANSI!NFPA

no. 70, latest edition.

CAI JF()RNIA PROP()SITI()N 65 - \\;4RNING

Tile burning of gas cooking fuel generates some by

products that are on the list of substances which

are known by the State of Cali/ornia to cause

cancer or reproductive harm. Cali/ornia law

requires businesses to warn customers of potential

exposure to such substances. To minimize expo-

sure to these substances, always operate this unit

according to the use and care manual, ensuring

you provide good ventilation when cooking with

gas.

INSECT \\;hRN/NG!

Spiders and insects can nest in the burners of this

and any other grill, and cause the gas to flow/i'om

tile ti:ont of tile burner. This is a very dangerous

condition which can cause a fire to occtlr behind

the valve panel, thereb} damaging the grill and

making it unsatz "to operate. Inspect the grill twice

a year or immediately if any symptoms appear.

Contents

Models Axailable .................................................. 3

Accessories ............................................................ 3

Product Dimensions &-Clearances ..................... 4

Advance Planning ................................................ .5

Choosing the Ix)cation ........................................ 5

Tools & Materials Required ................................ .5

Step 1: Remove the Packaging ............................ 6

Step 2: Provide Support ....................................... 7

guilt-hi Installations ..................................... 7, 8

Step 3: Provide Gas & Electrical Supply ............. 9

LP Gas Models .................................................. 9

Natural Gas Models .......................................... 9

Ele_ trk al Supply ............................................. 10

Step 4: Test tor Leaks ......................................... 10

Step 5: (:he_k Burners,

Replace Drip Trays and (;rates ..................... 11

Step 6: I_ighting the Grill .................................. 12

Step 7: Adjusting the Burners ........................... 13

Install Rotisserie ................................................. 14

In stall Access Doors ........................................... 15

Design Infi)rmation

Ouldoor Cooki_g Ce_te*w

ModeLs

Available

Monogram Outdoor Cooking Centers are

tactorv set for LP or natural gas. Order the

model t0r your installation situation.

48" Natural gas models:

ZGG48N42

4 grill bm'ners, 2 rear infl'a red bm'ners

ZGG48N31

3 grill bm'ners, 1 rear infl'a red bm'ner, and

2 side bm'ners

ZGG48N40

4 grill bm'ners

ZGG48N30

3 grill burrJers, 2 side burrJers

36" Natural gas models:

ZGG36N31

3 grill burners, 1 rear infl'a red burller

ZGG36N21

2 grill buri/ers, 1 rear infl'a red burner, and

2 side btu'ners

ZGG36N30

3 grill bm'ners

ZGG36N20

2 grill bm'ners, 2 side bm'ners

27" Natural gas models:

ZGG27N21

2 grill btu'ners, 1 rear infl'a red bm'ner

ZGG27N20

2 grill burners

48" Liquid Propane models:

ZGG48L42

4 grill burners, 2 rear infl'a red bm'ners

ZGG48L31

3 grill burrJers, 1 rear infl'a red buriler, and

2 side bm'ners

ZGG48IA0

4 grill burners

ZGG48L30

3 grill bulTlers, 2 side bulTlers

36" Liquid Propane models:

ZGG36L31

3 grill bm'ners, 1 rear infl'a red bm'ner

ZGG36L21

2 grill btu'ners, 1 rear infl'a red btu'ner, and

2 side btu'ners

ZGG36L30

3 grill bm'ners

ZGG36L20

2 grill bm'ners, 2 side bm'ners

27" Liquid Propane models:

ZGG27121

2 grill burners, 1 rear infl'a red burner

ZGG27120

2 grill burners

Accessories

All models may be installed on a portable grill

cart or built into an enclosm'e. Enclosm'es can

be constructed of non-combustible (masonry)

material or of combustible material such as

wood. h_sulated jackets are required fiw

installation into combustible enclosm'es.

Grill Carts:

ZX48CTA, t0r 48" wide models.

ZX36CTA, tor 36" wide models.

ZX27CTA, tin" 27" wide models.

Insulated Jackets for Combustible enclosure:

ZX48J_SS, fin" 48" wide m odels.

ZX36]YSS, tin" 36" wide models.

ZX27.p, QSS,t0r 27" wide models.

27" Model Trim Kit

ZX27TK_QqS is m'ailable to conceal the gap

between the cooking center and enclosure.

ZXADCSS - Stainless Steel Double Access

Doors

ZXSDCSS - Stainless Steel Single Access Doors

Optional accessories to cover the access open-

ing trader the grill in a built-in installation.

Vinyl Covers:

Tough vinyl, telt lined with elastic bottom.

ZX48CVCY, fits all 48" models on cart.

ZX48CV4Y, fits 48" built-in's with 4 btu'ners.

ZX48CV3Y, fits 48" built-in's with 3 bm'ners.

ZX36CVCY, fits all 36" models on cart.

ZX36CV3Y, fits 36" built-in's with 3 burners.

ZX36CV2Y, fits 36" built-in's with 2 burners.

ZX27CVCY, fits 27" models on cart.

ZX27CV2Y, fits all 27" built-in models.

ZX2LYSS - Dual rmlge top burner - LP Gas

ZX2NYSS - Dual rm_ge top burner - Nat. Gas

Can be installed on the right side of a 27" cart.

For built in installations order Trim Kit

ZX2TKYSS to conceal the gap between the

side and rear edges of the opening.

Insulated jacket ZX2.]\_S is required for

installation into a combustible enclosm'e.

Design Inf_)rmation

Product

Dimensions

& Clea__ances

16-1/4'

Min.to Combustibles

3"ClearanceforLid

13-7/8"

24-3

27" Wide Models

mbustibles

3" ClearanceforLid

36" Wide Models

Min. toCombustibles

47-7/8"

48" Wide Models

Design Infbrmation

Outdoor ( ooki_g C¢_ter,s

Advance

Planning

• Mon(_gram Outdoor Cooking Centers are

designed to be installed on a grill cart or into

an enclostlre.

27" Models:

• In a non-combustible (masonry) enclosure,

the grill drops into the opening. A deck (1i"

ledge on each side is required tk)r support

fl'om the bottom.

• Insulated jackets are available to allow the

grill to be installed in a combustible

enclosure. The insulated jacket must be

supported fl'om the bottom bv a solid deck oi"

ledge on each side beneath the jacket.

• If using a backsplash or rear wall, locate the

electrical seiwice fin" the rotisserie on the left

side.

• Trim kit ZX27TKS_qS is available to conceal

the gap between cooking center and the back

and sides of an enclosure.

36" and 48" Models:

• In a non-combustible (masonry) enclosure,

the grill drops into the opening and hangs

fl'om its side flanges. A deck is not required

for support.

• Insulated jackets are available to allow these

grills to be installed in a combustible

enclosure. The insulated jacket must be

supported fl'om the bottom bv a solid deck

or ledge on each side beneath the jacket.

• If using a backsplash or rear wall, locate the

electrical service fin" the rotisserie on the

right side of the opening.

Clearances-All Models

• Allow 3" at the rear fin" lid clearance.

• Allow at least 12" clearance at the back of the

grill when exhaust is directed to a window or

a surthce that is difficult to clean.

• Allow at least 6" clearance on each side to

any non-combustible material located above

the cooking surthce tor counterspace.

Rotisserie models also require 6" clearance

tor placing and handling the motor and

skewer.

• Allow at least 12" clearance on each side and

rear to combustible vertical materials.

Choosin, g

the Location

• These cooking centers are designed for

outdoor use only. Do not locate the grill in a

building, garage or other enclosed area.

• Ensure that fl'esh air ventilation is adequate.

• Consider exposure to wind and proximity to

traffic paths.

• The minim um clearances to combustibles

must be maintained at all times.

• Do not install a grill below overhead

unprotected combustible construction.

• The installation lnust corJtorln to local codes

or in the absence of local codes, with the

national filel gas code, ANSI Z223 latest

edition.

• The location lnust be level and stable.

7bols &

Materials

Required

(Not s_/¢died)

• Phillips head screwdriver

• Pipe wrench

• I _evel

• Flat blade screwdriver (3/32" blade)

• Pliers

• Appropriate gas line to reach built-in

installation location

• Pipe joint sealant, approved type and

resistant to LP gases

• Manual shut-offvalve

CAUTION: All cooking centers are extremely

heax)'. 2 people are required fin" lifting and

placing the product into a cart or ellclosure.

Installation

Ouldoor Cooki_g" ( e_ler,s

Step

Remove the

P<_ckagi'ng

• Open the box and remove packaging.

• Open the grill lid and remove white plastic

tie-downs on b/irners.

• Remove side burner grate and aeration pan.

• Remove tie-downs on b/lrners.

• Open the hardware accessoix carton and

check contents.

LPRegulator

Type1Acme,2B lb. LPtank

(LPmodels only)

Grill Grates

GourmetRadiantTMTrays

Rotisserie rod, handle, holders and motor ((m

models so equipped).

Spit Forks

Motor

36"/48" Motor

RotisserieRodandHandle

Natural GasRegulator

Coupler andNipple

(Natural GasModels)

1/2"NPTto 3/8 flare adaptor

<'///!! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! _'_\\\.',.',.\'_

Warming Rack(onsome models)

,,,,

Match ",,,,

Stick "",,,,,

,,,,,

ExtensionRod

Models with side burners.

SideBurnerCover

SideBurnerAeration Pan

Installation

Outdoor Cooki_g Center,_

Provide

Support

Built4n

hl,stallation

All Outdoor Cooking Centers can be installed

on a cart designed specifically for that model

size. Follow the installation instructions

provided with the carts to install. Proceed to

(;as supply to complete the installation.

(:AUTION: The grill is heavy. 2 people are

required to lift and place tile grill into tile

cart or tile enclosure.

• All models may be installed into a

combustible or non-combustible enclosm'e.

• Combustible enclosures require tile use of

an insulated jacket. Insulated jackets are

available as a optional accessory. Order tile

specific type flw yore" model.

Clearalces

• Allow 3" at tile rear t0r lid clearance.

• Allow at least 12" clearance at tile back of tile

grill when exhaust is directed to a window or

a s/irfilce that is diflictflt to clean.

• Allow at least 6" clearance on each side to

anv non-combustible material located above

tile cooking sm_hce for cotmterspace.

Rotisserie models also req tfire 6" clearance

tot placing and handling tile motor and

skewer.

• Allow at least 12" clearance on each side and

rear to combustible vertical materials.

2 7" Models

ZX27TKYSS Trim Kit

This kit is designed for both combustible and

non-combustible ench)sures. Tile trim will

conceal tile gap at tile rear and both sides of

tile opening.

• Secm'e trim to tile sides and back with screws

provided.

• Place tile grill into tile enclosm'e.

NOTE: This trim kit is not designed to

support tile weight of tile grill. Tile grill must

be supported fl'om tile bottom.

12"Min.to

InstallElectrical Combustibles

Outletfor Rotisserie Clearance

on LeftSide forLid

(6.5AMP Min.)

I/2"

InstallElectrical

Outletfor Rotisserie

on LeftSide 33-3

(6.5AMP Min.)

12"Min. to

Combustibles

Clearance

forLid

35-1/2"

10-1/2"

4x4Opening

pply

Line

Openingfor

AccessDoors

11-1/2"

Opening

forGasSupply

Line

peningfor

AccessDoors

27" wide models:

Installation in a non-combustible enclosure.

• In a non-combustible (I//asonry) enclosure,

tile grill drops into tile opening. A deck or

ledge on each side is required for support

fl'om tile bottom.

27" wide models:

Installation in a combustible enclosure.

ZX27JYSS insulated jacket is required

• Tile insulated jacket must be supported from

tile bottom by a solid deck or ledge on each

side beneath the jacket.

• Consti uct tile enclosure as shown and place

tile insulated jacket into tile enclosm'e. Place

tile cooking center into the jacket. No

installation hardware is required.

Installation

Outdoor Cooki_g Ce_tler,s

36" Modeh

12"Min. to Combustibles

3" ClearanceforLid

34-1

InstallElectrical

tisserie

OnRightside

(6.5AMPMin.

InstallElectrical

Outletfor Rotisserie

OnRightside

12"Min.to Combustibles (6.5AMPMin.)

3" ClearanceforLid _23-3/4"

40-1

35-1/2"

9-1/8"

penmg

for6asSupply

Line

"Openingfor

AccessDoors

10-1/8"

for GasSupply

Line

Openingfor

AccessDoors

48" Modeh

36" wide models:

Installation in a non-combustible enclosure.

36" wide models:

Installation in a combustible enclosure.

ZX36JYSS insulated jacket is required.

12" Min. to

Combustibles

3" Clearance

for Lid

InstallElectrical

Outletfor Rotisserie

OnRightSide

(6.5AMP Min.)

35-1/2"

12" Min. to

Combustibles

3" Clearance

for Lid

51-3

InstallElectrical

tisserie

OnRightSide

(6£ AMPMin.)

4x4Opening

forGasSupply

Line

OpeningFor

AccessDoors

10-1/8"

pening

forGasSupply

Line

Opening For

AccessDoors

48" wide models:

Installation in a non-combustible enclosure.

• In a non-cond)ustible (masoniT) enclosure,

the grill drops into the opening and hangs

fl'om its side flanges. A deck is not required

for support.

48" wide models:

Installation in a combustible enclosure.

ZX48JYSS insulated jacket is required.

• Combustible enclosm'es require insulated

.jackets. ZX3Q]'_L_S for 36" models and

ZX48]_2SS for 48" wide models. The

insulated jacket must be supported fl'om the

bottom bv a solid deck or ledge (m each side

beneath the jacket.

• Consti uct the enclosm'e as shown and place

the insulated jacket into the enclosm'e. Place

the cooking center into the jacket. No

installation hardware is required.

Installation

Outdoor ( oohb_g Ce_ters

Provide

Gas &

E#ctrical

Suppl>,

PRODUCT ST() [_4(;E

When storing LP models indoors, discon-

nect the LP tank. Store the tank outdoors

in a well ventilated area.

Do not store spare LP tanks in or near tile

Otltdoor Cooking Center enclosure.

LP GAS MODELS

• Com_ect tile regulator/Quick Cmmect

assembly to the hose attached to the grill.

• Tile Quick Cmmect type coupling requires

the user to pull on tile outer sleeve of tile

timbale coupling while simultaneously

inserting tile male hose end into tile coupling,

then release tile locking outer sleeve.

To cmmect the tmlk:

• Insert tile coupler sleeve on tile regulator over

tile tank inlet, turi1 clockwise to tighten.

To disconnect the tm_k:

• Tm'n off tile main tank valve.

• Grasp tile coupler sleeve and ttlrn cotlnter-

_ hreadingCompoundMustBe

Resistantto L.P.Gas

L.P.RegulatorQuick

DisconnectHose

Assembly

Coupler Sleeve

Inlet ve

LP operating pressm'e is 10" W.C.

(:AUTION: The LP tank (shipped separately)

clockwise. Remoxe tile inlet from tile opening, is a Type 1Acme. Do not attempt to change

or alter these supplied parts Do not attempt

to use tile regulator/hose assembly with a

standard 510 POL tank/valve assembly.

NATURAL GAS MODELS

Tile grill and its individual shut-off valve nlust

be discmmected fl'om tile gas supply during

any pressm'e testing of tile system at test

pressm'es in excess of 1/2 PSI(;.

Tile grill must be isolated from tile gas supply

system by closing its individual sh m-off valve

dm'ing any pressm'e testing of tile system at

test pressm'es equal to or less than 1/2 PSIG,

The installation of these grills must conform

with local codes or, in the absence of local

codes, with the National tirol gas code, ANSI

Z993 latest edition,

Operating pressm'e is 4" W.C.

Supply pressm'e should be 5" to 14" W.C. If

pressure is more than 14" _\(:. a step down

regulator is required.

Check with local gas utility or with local codes

_()i"instructions on installing gas supply lines.

Be sm'e to check on type and size of rim and

how deep to bm'v the line. If the gas line is too

small, the grill will not fimction properly.

(

c0uper /

to 3/8" FlareFitting_Natural GasSupply

InstallerSuppliedj

Shut-Off

• Install a mmmal gas shut-off valve in an easily

accessible location.

• Use threading compo/md on male threads

onlv. Do ilOt use threading compo/md on

tile male end of tile 1/2 NPT to 3/8 flare

adapter.

• Make connections as shown,

• Check to be sure the regulator arrow points

in tile direction of gas flow, towards tile grill

and away fl'om tile gas supply.

Installation

Outdoor Cooki_g (enters

ELECTRICAL SUPPLY

Models with rotisserie require 120V, 60Hz.

and cmmected to an individual properly

grounded branch circuit protected by a 15

amp circuit breaker or time delay filse.

The power cord on the rotisserie is equipped

with a three-prong (grotmding) plug which

mates with a standard three-prong grotmding

wall receptacle to minimize the possibility of

shock hazard fi_om this appliance.

If the electrical service provided does not

meet the above specifications, it is recom-

mended that a licensed electrician install an

approved outlet.

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTAN(:ES,

CUT OR REMOVE THE THIRD (GROUND)

PRONG FROM THE POWER CORD.

• For 27" wide built-in grills, locate the

electrical outlet on the left hand side within

reach of the rotisserie's 72" power cord.

• For 36" and 48" wide built-in grills, locate

the electrical outlet on the right hand side

within reach of the rotisserie's 30" power

cord.

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Leaks

TEST FOR LEAKS

A complete gas tightness check must be

pertormed at the installation site.

• Do not use the grill tmtil all com_ections have

been leak tested.

• Repeat leak test alter each LP tank change.

• Check to be sm'e the main valve on the LP

tank or the shut-off valve is in the "OFF"

position.

• Make a soap solution of one part liquid

detergent and one part water.

The valve panel must be removed to check the

valves and fittings.

• All control valves should be in the "OFF"

position.

• Relnove the knobs.

• On inodels equipped with Rotisserie, relnove

the satety valve pushbutton and tmsrrew the

stn'rotmding bezel.

• Rem()ve the 4 screws holding the valve panel

to the grill.

• Pull the panel outwards and m_plug the wires

fl'om the back of the rotaI T igniters.

• If the grill has an optional rotisserie bm'ner,

remove the screws holding the inspection

cover in place.

TO TEST:

• Apply the soap solution arotmd the

com_ections, valve and tubing.

• Tm'n the gas supply on.

• Check all comaections fi'om the supply line

or LP tank up to and including the manifl_ld

pipe assemblv.

• If a leak is detected, turn gas supply to off

and tighten fittings. Tm'n the gas on and

check again.

• To re-install the valve panel, re-comaect the

igniter wires and secm'e the panel with

original screws.

Installation

Ouldoor Cooki_g" ( e_Her,s

Check Burner, s,

Drip 7 ays

and G' ates

:2 IN

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,il i I

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i'i

/ iil

• During shipping parts, such as burners and

reflectors may haxe mined. Check to be sure

all parts are in position.

• Remove tile smoker tray (if so equipped).

Check to be sm'e smoker bm'ner and

deflector plate are installed properly, The

bm'ner and plate should be placed over the

holding pin at tile back and fl'ont of tile grill.

CORRECTBurnerRests

LevelontoAnti-FlipBracket

--- Anti-Fli

Bracket

INCORRECT

Burneris

UpsideDown

ould

beonTop

Check to be sm'e all b/irners are in tile correct

position. Bm'ners should rest fiat over tile anti-

flip brackets with stubs on top and fiat side

(l()IV I1,

• Check to be sm'e that all grill bm'ners are

level and secm'elv seated in the grill box.

• Place Gom'met radiant on top of each

burner. (:lips on tile bottom of tile radiant

fits over stubs on the bm'ners, It should be

centered in the grill box fl'ont to rear,

• Place the grill grates over the opening,

• Slide drip tray into place,

Installation

Outdoor Cooking (enters

Lighting

the Grill

Do not attempt to

light tile grill if tile odor of gas is present.

CAUTION: Keep hands and thce as t_u"away

from tile grill as possible when lighting.

• Open tile lid and remove tile side cooktop

b/irller cover.

• Turn all knobs to "OFF" position,

• Turn gas supply on at the LP tank or shut-off

wdve,

NOTE: When lighting the burner fi)r the first

time (11"after a LP tank change, allow up to 20

seconds to purge air fl'om tile lines.

• Push and turn control knob to "LITE"

position, immediately turn the rotai y igniter

knob next to tile burner knob.

NOTE: Tile spark will produce a snapping

sound. This is normal.

• If tile burner does not light within 4 seconds,

turn knobs to "OFF" and wait 5 minutes t()r

tile gas to dissipate beti)re trying again.

• If tile burner does not light after several

attempts, tile burner can be lit with a match.

• A match stick extension rod is provided on

SOllle Illodels.

TO MATCH LIGHT:

• Insert a match stick DO NOT LIGHT)

securely into tile clip end of tile match stick

extension rod,

• Light tile match stick held on tile end of tile

rod and hold against a burner port towards

the fl'ont,

• Push and turn tile corresponding control

knob to tile LITE position.

• If tile burner does not light after 4 seconds,

turn tile knob OFF. Wait 5 lninutes for any

accumulated gas to dissipate befl)re trying to

light tile burner again.

• All burners may be match lit in tile same

lllanner,

• If tile match light extension rod is not

provided with your model, refer to tile

(hvners Manual ti)r lighting instructions.

Installation

Outdoor Coohb_g (enters

Ste 7

Adjusting

the Burners

A_!jusm_ents should not be required, unless

vibration during transit or variations in local

gas supply make minor a_!justments necessary.

Ac!justments must be made by a qualified

technician at tile time of installation. Extreme

care should be used if ac!justments are made

after installation.

• Turn gas supply on.

• Push and turn tile burner control knobs to

tile "LITE" position. Up to 20 seconds may

be required to to purge air fl'Oln tile lines.

• Flames should be blue and stable with no

yellow tips, excessive noise or lifting fl'om tile

burner. If any of these conditions exist turn

control to off and check air shutter and

burner ports for debris or spider webs.

TO ADJUST:

• Remove burners by lifting and twisting while

pulling towards tile back.

• Locate and loosen tile lock screw on tile time

of tile air shutter with a screwdriver.

• Replace tile burners.

• Turn burner knob to tile "LITE" position.

• If tile flame is yellow, indicating insufficient

air, ttlrn tile air shtltter open to allow more

air to tile burner.

• If tile flame is noisy and tends to lift away

fl'om tile burner, there is too much air. Turn

the air shutter to reduce tile opening.

• Side b/irners can be ac!justed in tile salne

11/an n er.

Low setting Adjustment:

Minor a_!justments may be required due to

fluctuations in local gas pressure. Ac!justments

to increase or decrease gas flow may be

necessar V,

• Turn burner knob to "LITE" position.

• Turn tile control knob to tile lowest setting,

all tile way counter-clockwise.

• Remove tile knob by pulling straight out.

• Insert a thin-blade fiat screwdriver into tile

valve shaft and hold. (3/32" blade width

recolnln ei_ded.)

• Grip the shaft with pliers and tm'n the

screwdriver counter-clockwise to lower the

flame, or clockwise to increase the flame.

• When the desired setting is made, replace the

knob and turn burner off.

NOTE: Ac!justment of tile illfra-red rotisserie

b/lrner is not recoi//i//ended,

Beze[_

Valve Stem

WARNING:

Always check tile low flame size fl_r stability. A

burner flame which is too small may go out or

be extinguished easilv. This can cause un-

burned gas to escape and cause a hazardous

condition.

Installation

Ouldoor CookD_g Ce_ter,s

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Rotis_serie

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27" Wide Models:

• Slide the motor down into the channel on

the lett side and tighten thumb screw.

• To use, place pointed end of the skewer into

the motor, mad the threaded end resting on

the right side support.

• Remove the handle fl'om the threaded end

of the skewer befiwe using.

36" and 48" Wide Models:

• The motor will rest on the cast iron block

and can be tightened against the grill by

turning the black knob.

• To use, place pointed end of the skewer into

the motor, and the threaded end resting on

the right side support.

• Remove the handle from the threaded end

of the skewer befiwe using.

Install Access Doors

Outdoor Cooki_tg" ( e_tler,s

hi, stall

Optional

Access Doors

ZXAI) CSS

ZXSI)CSS

• The opening fiw double and single access

doors should be 24-1/8" wide and 18-1/4"

high.

• Place the fl'ame into the opening and secure

with screws on all sides.

• Hang the doors on the hinges as shown.

1.5

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safety glasses or goggles should beworn.

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GE ZGG36L20 User manual

Brand: GE

Model: ZGG36L20

Category: Barbecues & grills

Type: User manual

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