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		<description><![CDATA[1. Remove gas cylinder if gas grill is to be stored inside. Store your gas &#160;&#160; cylinder outside. 2. Check for leaks or damage to the hose valve regulator assembly. Refer to &#160;&#160; your Use and Care manual for leak testing the assembly. Inspect the hose &#160;&#160; along the entire length for charring, cuts or [...]]]></description>
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<p><em>1. Remove  gas cylinder if gas grill is to be stored inside. </em>Store  your gas &nbsp;&nbsp; cylinder outside.</p>
<p><em>2. Check  for leaks or damage to the hose valve regulator assembly.</em> Refer to  &nbsp;&nbsp; your Use and Care </p>
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<p>manual for leak testing the assembly. Inspect  the hose &nbsp;&nbsp; along the entire length for charring, cuts or kinks.  Replace with a Sunbeam®&nbsp; hose valve regulator if any damage or leaks are  noted.</p>
<p><em>3. Clean  and check burner for damage or excessive corrosion.</em> Remove  burner from the bottom casting. Use a wire brush to remove corrosion or  burnt-on food.&nbsp; Inspect the burner seams to make sure that the burner is  not coming apart. Check and make sure that the burner ports are clear and not  clogged with<br />
        rust or food residue. Make sure that the burner does not have holes in it  caused by corrosion. (Usually the top of the burner or along the burner ports  will rust out with use.) Coat burner lightly with cooking oil to protect from  corrosion while in storage.</p>
<p><em>4. Clean  excess grease and food drippings from inside of the bottom casting.</em> Regular  cleaning of the bottom casting of grease and food drippings will reduce the  amount of flare-ups during cooking. Use warm soapy water for cleanup or use a degreaser  solution. If you have lava rock for your heat<br />
        distribution medium you may want to replace with Sunbeam®/GrillMaster®  lava rock. Lava rock is a very porous rock that traps a lot grease. If you have  ceramic briquettes for heat distribution, flipping them over to the clean side  is all that needs to be done. If your briquettes are broken, replace them with  Sunbeam/GrillMaster ceramic briquettes. Cleaning the grill for storage will  make getting the grill ready for spring easier.</p>
<p><em>5. Use  the appropriate size grill cover if grill is to stored outside.</em> The  regular use of a Sunbeam/GrillMaster grill cover will extend the life of your  grill.</p>
<p><em>6. Clean  venturis and check for spider nests.</em> Remove burner from grill bottom. Look  inside lower end of venturi tubes for insect nest, cobwebs or wasp mud. To  remove insect nests, cobwebs or wasp mud, use a Sunbeam/GrillMaster<br />
    flexible venturi brush. Replace the burner assembly into the grill  bottom. Make sure valve orifices are inside venturi tubes.</p>
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