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COOK-AIR AC adapter

The AC adapter, supplied with your COOK-AIR, extends battery

life and allows to use the barbecue grill anywhere you have

access to electrical power supply. For safe use, always follow the

following recommendations. To install:

1. Plug the adapter cord into the intended socket (fig. 4-A and

4-B) then plug the other end into an approved electrical

source. The barbecue-grill can now operate normally.

Fig. 4-A

2. Be careful when unplugging the COOK-AIR AC adapter. Never

pull on the cord; you could damage the cord or the grill's

socket.

Cigarette lighter adapter

The COOK-AIR 12-volt cigarette lighter adapter is very versatile.

It allows for maximum use. Plug it in your car, motor home,

trailer, boat or into any other 12-volt energy source. Using this

adapter will allow you to enjoy your COOK-AIR everywhere

without using your batteries.

Warming Rack

Your COOK-AIR barbecue

grill is equipped with an

easy to install warming rack

(fig. 5-A). It will be very use-

ful to warm up hot dog or

hamburger buns. If you

wish to install or remove it,

it takes just a few seconds.

Fig. 4-B

Fig. 5-A

To close the lid with the warming rack inside, remove the rear

clamps from their anchored position on the side of the cooking

grid and pivot them inward (fig. 5-B). Lower the entire rack flat

and insert the 2 side clamps into the side of the cooking grid

(fig. 5-C).

Fig. 5-B

Please take note that you will not be able to tightly close the

grill lid for smoking food when the warming rack is installed.

Control panel

The control panel of your COOK-AIR barbecue grill was designed

for easy use (fig. 6). Here is how it works:

Fig. 6

(ON) button: starts the fan.

(OFF) button: stops the fan.

OFF

The arrows: set the power level of the fan to the desired

level. The lowest level is (1) and the highest is (5). The

stronger the fan level, the hotter the cooking surface.

Fig. 5-C