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COOK-AIR INSTALLATION AND ASSEMBLY

The COOK-AIR barbecue grill is

fully assembled. Using a screw

driver and a pair of pliers, firmly

install the handle on the lid

(ill. 1). Simply follow the instruc-

tions below and it will be ready

to use.

Ill. 2

Ill. 5

There are three ways to supply your COOK-AIR with the 12 volts

DC energy source it requires:

1. "D" alkaline batteries

2. AC COOK-AIR adapter

3. Automobile cigarette lighter adapter

Batteries

COOK-AIR uses eight (8) "D" alkaline batteries. To install the

batteries in your barbecue grill:

1. Remove the cover and cooking grid and turn the unit upside

down on a flat, level surface.

Ill. 1

Ill. 3

Ill. 8

GRILL POWER SUPPLY

List of accessories

AC adaptor (ill. 2)

Cigarette lighter

adapter (ill. 3)

Burner brush (ill. 4)

Warming rack (ill. 5)

Ill. 4

Ill. 7

2. Remove the cover from the battery compartment.

3. Insert the batteries, carefully placing them according to the

polarity indicated.

4. Check that the batteries are correctly installed by pressing the

control button (ON); the fan motor should start.

5. Replace the cover on the battery compartment.

Once the batteries are installed, COOK-AIR becomes totally

portable. The batteries last up to 20 hours on high speed and

even more on low. For your cooking to be a success, it is impor-

tant to sear the meat. COOK-AIR is amazing when it comes to

doing this rapidly.

Vinyl cover (ill. 6)

Tongs (ill. 7)

Cooking grid handle (ill. 8)

Ill. 6