Use and Care Manual

ManualsBrandsHestan Outdoor ManualsFreestanding GrillsHestan 89000 BTU 36 Inch Wide Liquid Propane Free Standing Grill with Trellis Burner System, Sear Burners, and Rotisserie from the Hestan Outdoor Series

AIR SHUTTER ADJUSTMENT

Remove the control panel to gain access to the

orifice area and air shutters on the burners. A

metal cap at the inlet of the burner called the

“AIR SHUTTER” regulates the amount of air

that enters into the burner for combustion

(see Fig. 4). The air shutter has a lock screw

which must be loosened prior to adjustment.

Remove the burner carefully from the grill.

With a marker pen, mark the current location

of the shutter opening, then loosen the screw

of the air shutter. Reinstall the burner. Make

certain that the burners are sitting properly on

the orifices taking care not to move or damage

the igniter electrodes. Reinstall the radiant trays.

Light the burner and adjust as follows:

• Turn the valve on “HIGH”, light the burner and allow it to warm up for 10 minutes. Be

careful because the burner will be hot from this point forward.

• If the flame is yellow, indicating insufficient air, turn the air shutter counter-clockwise to

allow more air to the burner.

• If the flame is noisy and tends to lift away from the burner ports, indicating too much air,

turn the air shutter clockwise to reduce the amount of air to the burner.

• Once you have established a good flame, make a new mark with the marker pen.

• Remove the burner again and retighten the lock screw of the air shutter taking note of your

newly marked position.

• Repeat this process for each burner.

• Perform one last check that all burners are properly seated on their orifices and rear hanger

bracket.

• Reinstall all radiant trays and cooking grates.

• Reinstall the control panel and control knobs.

BURNER REMOVAL BEFORE

AIR SHUTTER ADJUSTMENT

Open your grill and remove the grates,

radiant trays, and burners from the

firebox area. Trellis burners are removed

by lifting up the rear of the burner, and

carefully twisting to clear the igniter

shroud. Sear burners have a small metal

cover over the igniter which must be

removed first. There is also a screw at

the rear firebox wall which must be

removed. The sear burner can then

be carefully removed using the same

twisting action to avoid breaking the

ceramic igniter.

GAS CONNECTIONS

(continued)

Figure 4