Coleman LP Gas Barbecue 9959 Series Instruction Manual

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Coleman LP Gas Barbecue 9959 Series Specification

The Coleman LP Gas Barbecue 9959 Series Grill is a robust and versatile outdoor cooking appliance designed for ease of use and portability. It operates on a liquid propane gas system, ensuring efficient heat distribution and consistent grilling performance. The grill features a spacious cooking surface that allows for ample food preparation, catering to both small family meals and larger gatherings. Constructed with durable materials, it boasts a high-quality steel frame and porcelain-coated cast iron grates, enhancing its longevity and resistance to rust.

The grill is equipped with an integrated ignition system that ensures quick and reliable start-ups, eliminating the need for matches or additional lighting tools. It includes an adjustable burner control, providing precise temperature regulation for various cooking styles, from searing to slow cooking. The Coleman 9959 Series is designed with portability in mind, featuring collapsible legs and wheels for easy transport and storage, making it an ideal choice for camping trips, tailgating, and backyard barbecues.

Moreover, the grill incorporates a removable grease tray and a dishwasher-safe cooking grate, simplifying the cleaning process and maintaining hygiene. Its compact design does not compromise on cooking power, delivering a substantial BTU output that ensures food is cooked evenly and thoroughly. The grill's aesthetic appeal is enhanced by its sleek, modern design, complementing any outdoor setting. Overall, the Coleman LP Gas Barbecue 9959 Series Grill combines functionality, durability, and portability, making it a versatile option for outdoor cooking enthusiasts.

Coleman LP Gas Barbecue 9959 Series F.A.Q.

How do I properly ignite the Coleman 9959 Series Grill?

Ensure the LP gas cylinder is properly connected and the valve is open. Turn the burner control to the "Ignite" position and press the ignition button. If the grill does not ignite, wait 5 minutes to allow gas to clear and try again.

What should I do if my grill isn't heating up enough?

Check for gas flow issues by ensuring the LP cylinder is full and the regulator is not blocked. Inspect the burner tubes for obstructions or debris and clean if necessary.

How can I clean the burner tubes of my Coleman 9959 Series Grill?

Turn off the gas supply and remove the burners. Use a wire brush to clean the exterior and a thin, flexible wire to clean the interior of the tubes. Ensure all ports are clear before reassembling.

What is the correct procedure for storing my grill during winter?

Clean the grill thoroughly, disconnect the LP cylinder, and store it in a cool, dry place. Cover the grill with a weather-resistant cover and store it in a sheltered area.

How can I prevent flare-ups when grilling?

Trim excess fat from meats and avoid letting grease accumulate in the drip pan. Keep a spray bottle of water nearby to quickly extinguish small flare-ups.

Why is there a yellow flame on my grill, and how do I fix it?

Yellow flames indicate incomplete combustion, often caused by an obstruction in the burner. Clean the burner and venturi tubes to ensure proper air and gas flow.

How often should I inspect the hoses and connections for leaks?

Inspect the hoses and connections for leaks every time you replace the LP cylinder or at least once a month. Use a soapy water solution to check for bubbles indicating leaks.

What are the steps to replace the igniter on my Coleman 9959 Series Grill?

Turn off the gas supply and remove the grill grates. Unscrew the igniter cap and disconnect the wires. Install the new igniter by reversing these steps, ensuring all connections are secure.

How do I maintain the grill grates to prolong their life?

Clean the grates after each use with a grill brush. Periodically oil them to prevent rust. Store the grill with a cover to protect the grates from the elements.

What should I do if the grill's flame is uneven?

Uneven flames can be caused by blocked burner holes. Clean the burner with a brush and ensure the gas ports are clear. Check for consistent gas flow from the LP cylinder.