Lynx L42ASFRNG Owner's Manual

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the easiest way to clean the 

grill racks is to do so imme-

diately after turning off the 

burners, while they are still 

hot. wearing a long BBQ mitt 

to protect your hand from 

steam, dip a brass bristle 

brush in hot water and scrub 

the grill rack. dip the brush 

frequently because the steam 

helps remove baked-on foods. 

when this happens, let the 

grill cool completely.   

Remove the racks and then 

the briquette trays by lifting 

the front edge and pulling 

them toward you. 

flip the trays 

over and put 

them back in 

place over the 

burner.  light 

the burners 

and set them 

to “hi” for 5 

- 10 minutes 

to burn the briquettes clean.  

any remaining food items can 

be brushed off using a soft 

brush.
Be sure the trays have com-

pletely cooled before reinstall-

ing them.
Replacement briquette trays 

can be ordered from lynx or 

from your dealer. 

clean it with hot soapy water 

or an oven-style cleaning 

product and re-install. when 

using an oven-style cleaning 

product be sure to carefully 

follow the manufacturer’s 

instructions. many of these 

cleaners are toxic and can 

damage the stainless steel 

finish if not used properly.
also, check the tray after rain.  

if you’ve left the grill 

uncovered, you may need to 

remove the drip tray drain 

plug to drain the water from 

the tray.  the drain plug can 

be removed with a flat-head 

screwdriver.

DO NOT ALLOW EXCESS GREASE 

OR LIQUIDS TO ACCUMULATE IN 

THE DRIP TRAY AS THIS MAY CRE-

ATE A FIRE HAZARD.

NEVER USE GRILL WITHOUT DRIP 

TRAY PROPERLY INSTALLED.

The ceramic briquettes 

normally burn off any accumu-

lated food drippings.  But you 

may occasionally experience 

larger spills that don’t burn off 

under normal use.  

make sure the grill is com-

pletely cool before proceed-

ing.
ensure that the gas supply is 

off and all control knobs are in 

the “off” position. 
to remove brass burners:
1.  Remove the grill racks and 

briquette trays. 
2.  lift the burner up until the 

legs exit the frame.
3.  then pull to the rear of 

the grill so the burner head 

comes off the brass orifice at 

the front. 
4.  angle the burner sideways 

and lift it out. 

Be careful not to change the 

air shutter position. 
to clean the brass burner: 
to maximize grill perfor-

mance, clean the exterior of 

the burner with a wire brush. 

Remove stubborn scale with a 

metal scraper. 
clear any clogged ports with a 

straightened paper clip. never 

use a wooden toothpick as 

it may break off and clog the 

port. 
shake out any debris through 

the air shutter. 
Use a flashlight to inspect the 

burner inlet to ensure it is not 

blocked. if obstructions can 

be seen, clean it with a paper 

clip or a pipe cleaner. 

PROPER PLACEMENT OF 

EACH BURNER IS CRITICAL.  

AFTER CLEANING THEY 

MUST BE CENTERED ON 

THE BRASS ORIFICE,  

RESTING LEVEL WITHOUT 

ANY ROCKING.  

FAILURE TO MEET THESE 

CONDITIONS MAY CAUSE  

A  VERY DANGEROUS  

CONDITION THAT CAN 

CAUSE PERSONAL INJURY 

AND PROPERTY DAMAGE.

legs in slot

Burner sitting flat

Orifice all the way 

into the venturi