Blaze Professional Cart Assembly

BLAZE PROFESSIONAL GRILL CART ASSEMBLY

CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING: WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals

including Chromium (hexavalent compounds), which are known to the State of California to cause

cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to:

www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Tools Needed: #2 Phillips Head Screw Driver – “Not Included” + screwdriver and 9mm wrench for

transformer

WARNING:

Do not use power tools to assemble. Only use hand tools, as power tools can damage or loosen the nutsert.

Before getting started:

-Use an assistant in the assembly of this grill cart as some of the parts are heavy and can be awkward to

work with.

-Unpack and lay out all of the included parts. Most of the stainless steel pieces come with a white or

blue protective film. Remove all of the protective film and pay no attention to the print on the film as it

has nothing to do with the assembly instructions.

-Take caution with the stainless steel components as to not scratch them during the assembly process.

Use a non-aggressive surface and protect the stainless steel as best as possible.

Identify and separate the screws in the hardware pack. There are 4 different screws in the hardware

pack that are used throughout the assembly of the grill cart. Don’t be alarmed should you have extra

screws than what is listed below as this is typical.

-Attaching casters to the bottom of the grill cart. Screws used will be M6x16 screws paired with a M6

lock washer first, and then a M6 flat washer. (these are the second longest and widest of the screws in

the package and you will need 16 of these screws, lock washers, and flat washers in the package)

-Attaching the LP Tank Support bolt: Screws used will be a M5x12. (these are one of the two shorter

screws in the package and can be identified by being the wider of the two without having corresponding

nuts that go with them. You will need 18 of these screws throughout the assembly and will use 2 during

this step. )

-Attaching shelves to cart: Screws used will be a M5x12. (these are one of the two shorter screws in the

package and can be identified by being the wider of the two without having corresponding nuts that go

with them. You will need 18 of these screws throughout the assembly and will use 16 during this step.)

-Attaching the transformer to the grill cart: Screws used will be a M4x12 screw and a M4 nut. (these are

one of the two shorter screws in the package and can be identified by being the thinner of the two with

having corresponding nuts that go with them. You will need 4 of each for this step.)

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BLAZE PROFESSIONAL GRILL CART ASSEMBLY CALIFORNIA PROPOSITION 65 WARNING: WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Chromium (hexavalent compounds), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Tools Needed: #2 Phillips Head Screw Driver – “Not Included” + screwdriver and 9mm wrench for transformer WARNING: Do not use power tools to assemble.
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-Attaching the handles to the cart doors and or drawers. These are the only screws that will not be found in the hardware pack as they are packaged with the handles themselves. -Attaching the grill head to the cart: Screws used will be a M5x25 screw. (these are the longest screws in the package and you will need 2 screws for this step.) 1.
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6. Install Grill Head- The grill gets placed into the grill cart and attached with two screws. Always use a partner when lifting the grill, and removing the inside parts above the burners can reduce the weight of the grill and make it easier to lift. From the inside of the grill with the cooking grids still removed, you will see where the screw will go through an opening towards the front left and right hand sides. Use one screw per side to attach the grill head to the cart. Secure but do not over tighten.