Are you supposed to put the wood handles on the grill? If not, how are you supposed to close the grill?
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Marc, I put a spoon at the lip of the grill where it would close. This holds the grill open slightly. The handles cannot withstand the heat associated with grilling.
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On the inside of the grill box (below the grill)there is a charcoal pan, this pan is attached (front and rear) to an adjustable lift (right and left) this lift has evenly spaced hooks (front and rear) on each side of the grill which are inserted into prepared holes on either side of the box frame for this purpose. The handles for this lift protrude above the grill surface ( left and right). It is very simple (much harder to describe than it actually is) and very effective.
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There are little clips holding it on to the grill. You have to pinch each side carefully and remove it. It's not easy, but you can do it if you are careful.
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The two handles you see on either side of the grill are attached to the coal tray. You remove the grills and then lift out the entire coal pan.
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I have wooden outdoor benches that can be used as tables. I have used them to hold the grill while cooking. Everything went OK. But, I wouldn't use the grill on anything that would make me unhappy if I made a misstep.
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There is a small tool that cokes with the speaker that hook into the speaker grill. If you don't have the tool you can use a paper clip. Hook the paper clip into the corner side of the grill and gently pull...do this to all four corners until the grill comes completely out.
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The plastic side tables fold inward, flat on top of the metal grill, then you close the lid over everything. So they must be folded out to use the grill, and can't be folded back in until the grill cools. I find them very convenient. If you really hated them, I suppose you could permanently remove them.
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Keep lid closed as much as possible. It's a neat, clean little grill but it does have a quirk or two. Learn how to place food quickly and check on it quickly.
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those corners could be used as handles.... the size is exactly what the measurement says. perfect square and the whole surface is grilling area
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elow your grilling rack, there should be a lower rack that sits atop the burner unit. This lower rack is where the briquettes should be placed.
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you have to keep turning it, which works best if you have a long grill burner. But I usually make my paellas outside on the charcoal grill, where I can make a fire to fit the pan. With a little practice, that works excellently
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Dawn, what type of handle problem are you asking about. I have used my set on gas, and propane and I am thinking I might have even took it camping once. They are the best thing I have ever cooked in and when I take the time to really clean them all over they look brand new. As far as the handles are considered, I have never had a problem, but I have seen some replacement handles on Ebay. Let me know if this covers it. Happy New Year
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Get your coals going, brown steaks / pork Chops / chicken with top off. Then put top on & CLOSE vents. You can regulate the temps by opening / closing vents. You may have to add charcoal to raise temps. Happy Grilling.
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My grates also move when I clean them. Any BBQ grill usually has a small space for movement, otherwise you wouldn't be able to take them out to clean, etc because they would be too snug.
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Hi Karen, thank you very much for your question. For a properly operating gas grill, you should not have any issues. Occasionally the heat shield or the burners can slide out of position. Sliding everything back in as it should be will alleviate most issues. If there is damage to a burner we recommend replacing it or avoiding that side. Turning the grill down could be a solution as well. The 7" advisement is mainly aimed towards charcoal grills. You want to knock the pile of properly prepared hot coals down. You don't want flaming coals at all. I hope this helps! Have a great day, Jamie
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YES to both questions! There are two "grills". One that sits at the bottom which your "firewood" (however you want to define that) is supposed to rest on and the top which can be used to cook on. I use mine all the time without both grills (or the spark cover) and it works GREAT. Again, keep in mind I don't use "firewood" for mine. I'm a huge fan of the compressed wood bricks. If you Google that term you'll find all kinds of vendors.
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Pam, there is a little hole at the bottom of each grill that I lined up. Once that was lined up, I held the space by each clip together (pretty tightly) and it went right over the grills. But I believe you have to have it lined but almost perfectly and that's why I based it off of. I hope that helps.