LANDMANN 31342 Assembly And Operating Manual

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Assembly and operating manual

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Please read before use!

Failure to observe these instructions can aect or damage the device and other objects and lead to personal injury.

We therefore recommend that you read the relevant chapter of these instructions prior to assembly and

before each use. Follow the steps in the order they are specied and please observe the safety warnings.

These instructions form part of the product. They should therefore always be

stored with the product and passed on to any subsequent user.

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Table of contents

Utilisation ...................................................................................................................................................3

Intended use ........................................................................................................................................3

Unintended use ....................................................................................................................................3

Warranty and disclaimer ......................................................................................................................3

Technical specications ...............................................................................................................................3

Delivery specications.................................................................................................................................4

Safety instructions ......................................................................................................................................5

Denition of terms used .......................................................................................................................5

Danger "explosive deagration" ...........................................................................................................5

Danger "carbon monoxide poisoning" ..................................................................................................6

Danger "burns and re" ........................................................................................................................6

Assembly ....................................................................................................................................................7

Before starting .....................................................................................................................................7

Assembling the barbecue .....................................................................................................................7

Assembling the lid ................................................................................................................................9

Completing the barbecue ...................................................................................................................10

Operation ..................................................................................................................................................11

OptiHeat system .................................................................................................................................11

Starting up the barbecue ....................................................................................................................12

Switching o the barbecue .................................................................................................................12

Cleaning ....................................................................................................................................................12

Environmental information and disposal measures ..................................................................................12

Barbecue tips ............................................................................................................................................13

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Utilisation

Intended use

This is a charcoal barbecue that is intended for outdoor use. It is designed to be used exclusively in accordance with these

instructions for preparing food that is suitable for barbecuing and these instructions must be observed at all times. Only

charcoal and barbecue briquettes should be used as fuel.

Only for private use!

Unintended use

Any other application or applications extending beyond the stated purpose are not authorised. This applies in particular to

the following:

• Do not operate the barbecue as a heater.

• Do not use any fuel other than approved charcoal or barbecue briquettes in the barbecue.

• Do not use the barbecue to heat materials and substances other than food that is suitable for barbecuing.

Warranty and disclaimer

The barbecue has been manufactured according to the general engineering rules and requirements - valid at the time

manufacturing was started - and bears the GS/TÜV mark. The barbecue left the factory in perfect condition regarding its

function and safety.

This barbecue is subject to our warranty for a period of two years from the date of purchase. This warranty covers manufactu-

ring defects and faulty parts (charcoal grid, grill, etc.) as well as the replacement of these parts. The cost of freight, assembly,

replacement of worn parts, and other such costs are not covered by this warranty.

The warranty shall expire and any responsibility shall pass over to the executor:

• if the barbecue is not used properly.

• if the barbecue is used despite visible damage or if it is not completely assembled.

• if any technical alterations have been made to the barbecue.

• if fuel or accessories are used that are not expressly authorised for this barbecue (if in doubt please contact our customer

service department).

• if original spare parts from LANDMANN are not used.

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Delivery specications

Pos. Number Designation

1 2 Wheel leg

2 1 Cart base

3 2 Elbow

4 1 U-section

5 1 Standing leg

6 1

Panel with LANDMANN logo

7 2 Wheel

8 2 Wheel cap

9 1 Fire bowl

10 1 Flue with adjustable ventilation

11 1 Cutlery holder

12 1 OptiHeat cooking grill support

13 1 Lid handle with integra-

ted heat protection

14 1 Lid with adjustable ventilation

15 1 Thermometer set (with mount)

16 1 Ash collecting pot

17 1 Charcoal grid

18 1 OptiHeat cooking grill

19 2 Coal divider (for indirect grilling)

Connecting elements:

s1 6 M6 x 35 mm bolt

s2 7 M5 x 10 mm bolt

s3 2 M6 x 15 mm bolt

s4 2 M5 x 35 mm bolt

n1 6 M6 nut

n2 2 M8 nut (self-locking)

n3 4 M5 nut

w1 2 Ø 9/16 mm washer

w2 7 Ø 6.5/20 mm washer

w3 2 Ø 9/20 mm washer

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Safety instructions

Denition of terms used

The following pictograms and signal words are used in these instructions to point out hazards and important information.

Safety instructions

Pictogram and signal word Note on ...

Danger

... a possible danger that can result in severe personal injury or damage

to property if the stated measures are not observed.

Caution

... a possible danger that can result in damage to property if the speci-

ed measures are not observed.

Operating notes

Pictogram Note on ...

... a useful function or tip.

Danger "explosive deagration"

Firelighters such as petrol, spirits and other similar re accelerants are very dangerous for

igniting the fuel (charcoal or barbecue briquettes), as they burn in an explosive manner when

ignited. This is particularly true if such accelerants are sprayed or poured onto hot fuel, as this

can cause a ashback in the fuel container.

If hot charcoal or briquettes are extinguished with water, it creates an explosive deagration

as the water evaporates instantly.

Possible consequences:

• Severe personal injury or damage to property

Safety measures:

• Only use the barbecue outdoors and ensure that the area is well-ventilated.

• Only ignite the fuel (charcoal or barbecue briquettes) by using an approved relighter

(EN 1860-3).

• Do not lean over the barbecue when igniting the fuel.

• Never use water to extinguish hot charcoal or briquettes.

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Danger "burns and re"

During operation some parts of the barbecue can become very hot, particularly those close to the

re bowl and the lid. If a gust of wind enters the re bowl, it can cause ying sparks and/or the

formation of ames.

Possible consequences:

• Severe burns from touching hot parts.

• Fire or smouldering re if ammable materials or substances are near the barbecue.

Safety measures prior to using the barbecue:

• When setting up the barbecue, make sure that

• there are not, and will not be, any ammable materials or substances nearby. The minimum

distance to ammable materials or substances is 5 m and the minimum distance to ame-

resistant materials or substances, e.g. house walls, is at least 1 m.

– the barbecue is protected from the wind.

– the barbecue is positioned rmly on a suciently large surface area. It must not be moved

during operation.

Safety measures while barbecueing:

• Wear protective barbecue gloves.

• Never leave the barbecue unattended. Take particular care to ensure that children and pets are

kept away from the barbecue.

Safety measures after using the barbecue:

• Close the ventilation slots under the re bowl so that less oxygen is supplied to the embers.

• Place the lid on the re bowl so that the embers are covered.

• Open the vents in the lid so that the heat can escape.

• Monitor the barbecue until it has cooled down. Only then should you clean it.

Danger "carbon monoxide poisoning"

Carbon monoxide is produced through the incomplete combustion of carbonaceous material such as

charcoal or briquettes. Lack of air circulation increases the concentration of the toxic gas. Open win-

dows or doors do not oer any security. As the combustion gases are not extracted directly via ue

systems when using charcoal barbecues indoors, there is a risk of severe poisoning because the gas

spreads silently throughout the room. Carbon monoxide is odourless, colourless and non-irritating.

Therefore, it does not trigger any warning eect in humans. The gas is lighter than air and it can

accumulate easily in the surrounding environment through oxygen displacement. It is absorbed via

the lungs swiftly and silently.

Possible consequences:

• Death or severe personal injury as a result of carbon-monoxide poisoning.

Safety measures:

• Only use the barbecue outdoors and ensure that the area is well-ventilated.

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Assembly

Before starting

Here are a few tips to help you assemble your barbecue quickly and successfully:

• Check that no parts are missing by placing all of the individual parts on an empty surface (we reserve the right to make

minor technical alterations, such as the content of the small parts bag).

• If, despite careful factory checks, a component is missing, please contact our customer service department (see the last

page). We will immediately attend to your request.

Sort out the small parts, as some of the screws and bolts, for example, are very similar and can be easily confused.

• To assemble the barbecue you only need a medium-size screwdriver and a common at spanner set.

• Only use tools that are intact and suitable for the job at hand. Worn or unsuitable tools will not allow you to tighten the

bolts suciently, but will damage them to the extent that they can no longer be turned.

• Always t all connecting elements (screws, bolts, nuts, etc.) as shown in the following illustrations. If you misplace a

connecting element, replace this with an appropriate part. Only by doing this can you ensure that the construction is

strong and safe.

• It is essential that you follow the instructions in the order they are specied!

•

Even if you are not experienced at DIY, assembly does not generally take more than one hour.

Assembling the barbecue

1. Assemble the frame as shown in the illustration. When

doing this use the following parts:

– 2 x wheel legs (1)

– 1 x cart base (2) with welded axle

– 2 x elbows (3)

– 1 x U-section (4)

– 1 x standing leg (5)

2. Screw each of the connections using an M6 x 35 mm

bolt (s1) and an M6 nut (n1).

Make sure that the nuts and the projecting, sharp-

edged screw threads are located on the inside of the

frame.

The base (2) and standing leg (5) are assembled

later.

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3. Guide the Landmann panel (6) over the standing leg

(5) from below.

4. Tilt the Landmann panel (6) upwards slightly and

screw the standing leg (5) to the base (2) by using an

M6 x 35 mm bolt (s1) and an M6 nut (n1).

5. Secure the Landmann panel (6) to the standing leg (5)

by using two M5 x 35 mm bolts (s4).

6. Attach the rst wheel (7) to the axle on the base (2) in

the following order:

– Slide a Ø 9/16 mm washer (w1) onto the axle.

– Slide a wheel (7) onto the axle.

– Slide a Ø 9/20 mm washer (w3) onto the axle.

– Attach a self-locking M8 nut (n2).

7. Assemble the other wheel (7) using the same method.

8. Attach the wheel caps (8) to the wheels (7).

The two pins on the wheel caps stick into the holes in

the wheels.

9. Position the re bowl (9) on the U-section (4) and

screw the two parts in place.

When doing this use three M5 x 10 mm bolts (s2) and

Ø 6.5/20 mm washers (w2).

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10. Position the ue (10) below the re bowl (9) and

screw the two parts from above.

When doing this use two M6x15 mm bolts (s3) and Ø

6.5/20 mm washers (w2).

11. Hook the cutlery holder (11) on the edge of the re

bowl (9).

12. Place the OptiHeat cooking grill support (12) onto the

edge of the re bowl (9) so that its indentations are

facing to the side. The handles of the OptiHeat cooking

grill will be inserted into these indentations later).

Secure the OptiHeat cooking grill support (12) to the

re bowl by using two M5 x 10 mm bolts (s2) and two

M5 nuts (n3).

Assembling the lid

13. Screw the lid handle with integrated heat protection

(13) to the lid (14) by using two M5 x 10 mm bolts (s2)

and two M5 nuts (n3).

14. Screw the thermometer set (15), consisting of ther-

mometer, mount and nut (n3), to the lid (14).

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Completing the barbecue

15. Insert the ash collecting pot (16) into the ue (10)

from underneath and turn it until it locks in place.

16. Insert the charcoal grid (17).

17. If you wish to use the indirect grilling method, hook

the coal dividers (19) into the charcoal grid (17).

18. Insert the OptiHeat cooking grill (18).

19. Place the lid (14) on the re bowl (9) or, if you want

to barbecue, hang it on the re bowl as shown in the

illustration.

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The OptiHeat cooking grill is in the initial position

Getting to know the OptiHeat system

Thanks to their OptiHeat system, kettle barbecues in the black pearl series are the only barbecues in the world that enable

height adjustment of the cooking grill.

Advantages:

• Improved temperature control during direct grilling

• Easy, intuitive handling

• Three cooking grill heights ensure the correct temperature at all times

• Ergonomic handles

Lifting the grill handle to adjust the height of the cooking

grill

Turning the cooking grill up to the curves

Lowering or lifting the cooking grill to another tempera-

ture level

Turning the cooking grill to the initial position Placing the grill handle in the initial position

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• Please make sure you read and observe the sa-

fety instructions on pages 5 and 6!

• Only use approved barbecue lighters (such as

Landmann solid relighters); never use petrol,

spirits or other substances that are subject to

deagration when ignited.

• Only use charcoal or barbecue briquettes as the

fuel. We recommend using quality products

from Landmann.

1. Check to ensure that ....

– there are not, and will not be, any ammable

materials or substances nearby. The minimum

distance to ammable materials or substances is

5 m and the minimum distance to ame-resistant

materials or substances, e.g. house walls, is at

least 1 m.

– the barbecue is protected from the wind.

– the barbecue is positioned rmly on a suciently

large surface area. It must not be moved during

operation.

– the barbecue is fully assembled and has no ap-

parent faults.

2. Stack some charcoal or barbecue briquettes on the

charcoal grid.

3. Light one or two solid relighters using a match. Place

these relighters on top of the layer of charcoal or

briquettes.

4. Allow the solid relighters to burn for 2 to 4 minutes.

Then slowly ll the re bowl with charcoal or briquet-

tes.

The rst time you use the barbecue allow it to

heat up for approximately 20 minutes before adding

any food (with the lid closed); doing this will allow the

food-safe coating to harden (as is the case with any

oven).

5. When the charcoal or briquettes are completely cove-

red with a layer of ash, distribute them evenly in the

re bowl by using a suitable metal utensil (e.g. re

rake).

6. Now insert the greased OptiHeat cooking grill and

place the food to be cooked on top. We recommend

that you wear barbecue gloves or other suitable gloves

for protection from the heat.

Switching o the barbecue

• Plan ahead before barbecuing. Only use the fuel you

need to prepare your food.

• If you have nished preparing your food or want to

temporarily interrupt the preparation process:

• Close the ventilation slots under the re bowl so that

less oxygen is supplied to the embers.

– Place the lid on the re bowl so that the embers

are covered.

– Open the vents in the lid so that the heat can es-

cape.

– Do not leave the barbecue unattended whi-

le the fuel is still hot.

– Never pour water onto the hot embers, as it

will cause the water to evaporate in an ex-

plosive manner.

– Never dispose of hot embers. Leave them in

the barbecue until they have cooled down.

Cleaning

WARNING: Risk of burning when

cleaning the hot barbecue

To ensure that your barbecue serves you well for many

years to come, it should be cleaned after each use with

washing-up liquid, a brush and a cloth - after all parts have

cooled down. This is much easier than cleaning it at a later

stage when the dirt has dried.

Environmental information and dispo-

sal measures

Pay attention to cleanliness when handling the barbecue.

To dispose of the barbecue properly, disassemble it into its

individual parts. Recycle the metal and plastic componen-

ts.

Observe the local regulations.

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Barbecue tips

Direct grilling

This is the best-known and most frequently-used method.

"Direct grilling" means cooking the food directly over the

heat source (charcoal embers, gas burner, electric heating

element, etc.). The eect of thermal radiation on the food

being cooked is the strongest in this traditional method

and it ensures a rapid cooking time (quick grill).

Kettle grills and hooded barbecues have a hooded cover

as well as air vents in the hood and re bowl. The cooking

time can be further reduced by closing the lid and opening

the air vents; when doing this it simultaneously intensies

the charcoal aroma. It should also be noted that during un-

protected, direct grilling there is always a possibility that

fat or marinade may drip from the food on the grill and into

the heat source where it can burn.

When cooking very fatty or marinated foods, we recom-

mend using an aluminium grill tray or, even better, an

enamelled steel tray.

Indirect grilling

To prepare the re bowl for indirect grilling, so-called char-

coal dividers (wire mesh dividers) are placed on the char-

coal grid. Doing this divides the re bowl into three zones:

Zones 1 and 3 are the intermediate spaces between the coal

dividers and the side panel of the fuel container.

Zone 2 is the space between the coal dividers. This space

should remain clear. If necessary, a drip bowl or a plate can

be placed here to collect the dripping fat. Zones 1 and 3 are

lled with fuel and ignited in accordance with the lighting

instructions. As soon as the optimum heat has been rea-

ched you can start using the indirect grilling method.

The grill above the embers is usually constructed in such

a way that there is enough space above Zones 1 and 3 for

direct grilling, thereby allowing both variations to be used

simultaneously. A lid is always necessary for the slow and

gentle indirect grilling method. This is used to cover the re

bowl and thus create an enclosed cooking space.

The air vents located on the base of the re bowl and on top

of the lid must be opened when using the indirect grilling

method to allow a supply of oxygen. Doing this makes the

cooking area function like a fan oven. The cooking time re-

quired for indirect grilling is naturally much longer than the

time for direct grilling. However, the hood does not need to

be opened frequently to turn the food, as the food is heated

from all directions.

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LANDMANN® Ltd.

Unit 1, Ryelands Business Centre, Ryelands Lane,

Elmley Lovett, Worcs, WR9 0PT,

United Kingdom

e-mail: [email protected], in-

ternet: www.landmann.co.uk

Hotline

Barbecue Helpline **44 - 12 99 - 25 17 47,

Sales Oce fax: **44 - 12 99 - 25 11 34

Monday to Thursday 9am to 5pm,

Friday, 9am to 4pm.

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