Lynx L36ASRLP Owner's Manual

the easiest way to clean the

grill racks is to do so imme-

diately after turning off the

grill racks is to do so imme

burners, while they are still

hot. wearing a long BBQ mitt

to protect your hand from

earing a long BBQ mitt

steam, dip a brass bristle

to pr

brush in hot water and scrub

steam, dip a brass bristle

the grill rack. dip the brush

frequently because the steam

the grill rack.

the grill rack. ip the brush

ip the brush

helps remove baked-on foods.

frequently because the steam

Remove the racks and then

the briquette trays by lifting

the front edge and pulling

the briquette trays by lifting

them toward you.

the front edge and pulling

lip the trays

over and put

lip the trays

them back in

over and put

place over the

burner.

place over the

light

place over the

the burners

and set them

to “hi” for 5

- 10 minutes

to burn the briquettes clean.

any remaining food items can

to burn the briquettes clean.

be brushed off using a soft

ny remaining food items can

brush.
Be sure the trays have com-

pletely cooled before reinstall-

Be sure the trays have com-

ing them.

pletely cooled before reinstall-

Replacement briquette trays

can be ordered from

Replacement briquette trays

lynx or

from your dealer.

clean it with hot soapy water

or an oven-style cleaning

lean it with hot soapy water

product and re-install. when

using an oven-style cleaning

product be sure to carefully

using an oven-style cleaning

follow the manufacturer’s

product be sure to carefully

instructions. many of these

cleaners are toxic and can

damage the stainless steel

finish if not used properly.

damage the stainless steel

also, check the tray after rain.

if you’ve left the grill

lso, check the tray after rain.

uncovered, you may need to

remove the drip tray drain

plug to drain the water from

remove the drip tray drain

the tray.

plug to drain the water from

the drain plug can

plug to drain the water from

be removed with a flat-head

the tray.

the tray. he drain plug can

he drain plug can

screwdriver.

warning

DO NOT ALLOW EXCESS

GREASE OR LIQUIDS TO

ACCUMULATE IN THE DRIP

TRAY AS THIS MAY CREATE A

FIRE HAZARD.

NEVER USE GRILL WITHOUT

DRIP TRAY PROPERLY INSTALLED

ceramIc brIquettes

The ceramic briquettes

normally burn off any accumu-

The ceramic briquettes

lated food drippings. But you

normally burn off any accumu-

may occasionally experience

lated food drippings. But you

larger spills that don’t burn off

may occasionally experience

under normal use.

larger spills that don’t burn off

when this happens, let the

grill cool completely.

hen this happens, let the

maIn brass burners

make sure the grill is com-

pletely cool befor

ake sure the grill is com-

e proceed-

ing.
ensure that the gas supply is

off and all control knobs are in

nsure that the gas supply is

the “off” position.
to

tt remove brass burners:
1) Remove the grill racks and

briquette trays.
2) lift the burner up until the

legs exit the frame.

ift the burner up until the

hen pull to the rear of

the grill so the burner head

hen pull to the rear of

comes off the brass orifice at

the grill so the burner head

the front.
4) angle the burner sideways

and lift it out.

ngle the burner sideways

Be careful not to change the

air shutter position.
to

tt clean the brass burner:
to maximize grill perfor-

mance, clean the exterior of

o maximize grill perfor-

the burner with a wire brush.

Remove stubborn scale with a

metal scraper.
clear any clogged ports with a

straightened paper clip.

lear any clogged ports with a

never

use a wooden toothpick as

straightened paper clip.

it may break off and clog the

use a wooden toothpick as

port.
shake out any debris through

the air shutter.
Use a flashlight to inspect the

burner inlet to ensure it is not

Use a flashlight to inspect the

blocked. if obstructions can

be seen, clean it with a paper

clip or a pipe cleaner.

be seen, clean it with a paper

warning

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

Bur

egs in slot

ner sitting flat

egs in slot

Orifice all the way

into the venturi