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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Warnings Before Use …….…………………………………….……………Page 2
Assembling Your GrandFire Kamado Grill …………………….…………..Page 3
Lighting Instructions…………………………………………….…………....Page 4
Controlling the Temperature…………………………………….…………. Page 5
Flashback……………………………………………………….…………….Page 6
Removing Ashes……………………….……………………….…………...Page 6
Care& Maintenance…………………………………………….………...…Page 6
GrandFire Kamado Grills Parts List ………………………….…………...Page 8
Grandfire Kamado Grill Spec.………………………………….…………..Page 9
GrandFire Kamado Accessories……………………………….…………..Page 10
Warranty Services……………………………………………….…………..Page 11
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WARNINGS BEFORE USE
OUTDOOR USE ONLY!
ALWAYS EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN USING ANY HOT COOKING DEVICE; THE GRANDFIRE KAMADO COOKING GRID AND CHARCOAL ARE
HOT WHEN IN USE!
ALWAYS USE EXTREME CARE WHEN TRANSPORTING, MOVING OR
LOADING AND UNLOADING AS PRODUCT IS HEAVY AND PERSONAL
INJURY CAN OCCUR IF DROPPED OR TIPPED OVER.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO MOVE, ROLL ORTRANSPORT THE KAMADO
WHILE CHARCOALS ARE HOT!
ALWAYS EXERCISE EXTREME CAUTION WHEN LIGHTING CHARCOAL,
USING FIRE STARTERS, COOKING WITH HOT CHARCOAL OR HANDLING HOT COOKING SURFACES.
NEVER ATTEMPT TO USE THE HANDLE, SIDE SHELVES AND HINGE
ASSEMBLY AS A PERSONAL SUPPORT OR GRAB-RAIL, AND NEVER
ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY NEAR A HOT KAMADO
ALWAYS BE AWARE OF FIRE HAZARDS
Do not leave a lit Grandfire Kamado with the dome open if it is unattended.
Do be aware of dry leaves, decking and other combustible materials that
may be in proximity to a Grandfire Kamado while it is in use, as they may
present a fire hazard if any hot charcoal or sparks are allowed to come
into contact.
Do be aware of your surroundings if using a Grandfire Kamado while
camping or cook outside, as any open flame can present a hazard to
people and property.
Do be aware that your relevant territorial authority may specify distance
to place any outdoor cooker from a structure or may limit outdoor flame
of any type during drought or fire hazard periods.
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ASSEMBLING YOUR GRANDFIRE KAMADO
ASSEMBLING GRANDFIRE KAMADO
WITH A CART
1. Cut the plastic bands and remove the
top and side walls of box.
2. Use 8 bolts and nuts provided to
assemble the stainless steel cart as
per the illustration diagram. Install
the casters last.
3. Open the grill and remove the components by removing all the packing
materials.
4. Place assembled cart on a secure Ievel surface before inserting the grill.
5. Gently lift the grill and place it in the cart. Adjust the position so the front of the
grill is centered in the opening of surrounding.
TWO PEOPLE WILL BE REQUIRED TO LIFT THE GRILL INTO THE CART!
6. Open the dome and place the ash slot and ash tray in the bottom center, the ash
tray handle should direct to the draft door.
CAUTION THE GRILL MAY TIP OVER WHEN DOME IS OPEN WITHOUT
COMPONENTS INSIDE THE GRILL!
7. Place the fire box into the grill and align the opening at the bottom of the fire box
with the opening in the draft door. This allows the air to flow freely into the grill.
Top Vent
Thermometer
Bamboo
Side Shelves
Utensil Hooks
Lower Vent
Stainless
Steel Caster
Stainless
Steel Cart
Bamboo Handle
Upper Dome
Bottom Body
COMPONENTS
INSIDE
Cooking Grate
Charcoal Pan
Fire Box
Grate Rack
Heater Deflector
Locker Caster
Ash Slot
Ash Tray
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8. Place the cast iron charcoal pan in the bottom of the fire box. The ash will fall
through the holes and be collected in the ash tray.
9. Place the grate rack on top of the fire box. Place the half-moon heat deflector at
the bottom of rack. Put the half-moon cooking grate on the rack at a desired level.
10. Close the grill dome and place the stainless steel top vent on top of the dome. The
“GRANDFIRE KAMADO “logo should face the front of the grill
11. Install the side shelf brackets provided in the side shelf kit onto both side
of lower band by removing and reinstalling the acorn nuts on the band.
Attach the Side shelves into position.
INSTALLING THE STAND ALONE GRILL INTO YOUR GRANDFIRE
KAMADO TABLE
1. Get the table ready on a secure level surface.
2. Place the three grill feet on the bottom shelf of the grill table to form a
triangle▲ with the top being the back of the grill table. The other two feet
should be placed just to the left and right of the draft door.
3. Gently place the grill into the table and adjust the feet. Be careful not to
catch the bottom draft door handle on the edge of the hole to avoid
damaging the handle or grill table surface.
TWO PEOPLE WILL BE REQUIRED TO LIFT THE GRILL INTO THE TA-
BLE!
4. Follow steps 6 through10 on the previous page.
LIGHTING YOUR GRANDFIRE KAMADO GRILL
CHARCOAL& AIR FLOW
1. Build a mound of charcoal that starts just below the holes in the
side of the fire box with the peak of the mound just below the top
of the fire ring.
2. Build the mound with large chunks at the bottom and smaller
ones as you build it. Dumping charcoal directly into the fire box
will allow small pieces to block the air holes in the fire pan, which can prevent
you from reaching grilling and searing temperatures.
3. Charcoal can be relit 2-3 times for multiple cookings. Use the ash tool to stir the
used charcoal, so the ashes will drop through the pan. Add 1/3 new charcoal to
the existing charcoal and build a new mound. This works well for roasting and grill
temperatures. A full fire box of only fresh charcoal is recommended for smoking
and searing temperatures.
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LIGHTING YOUR GRANDFIRE KAMADO
Fire starter Cubes are one of the quickest ways to start your grill. They are
odorless, smokeless and environmentally safe. Each cube burns up to
1300°F for 8-12 minutes to ensure that you're ready to cook in 15 minutes.
1. Light the charcoal with a fire starter cube or chimney starter, electric starter or
other method.
2. Open the bottom draft door and leave the dome up.
3. Wait 8-10 minutes for the charcoal to build a small bed of embers.
4. Close the dome, open the top vent fully and adjust the airflow as needed as you
near the target temperature.
NEVER USE LIGHTER FLUID OR ANY OTHER COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID.
Do not use lighter fluid, gas or other combustible liquids. Liquid chemicals are a
fire hazard and they will impregnate the ceramic material and impart an undesirable taste to food.
Do not use "Instant Light″ briquettes. It will impart an undesirable taste.
Do not use briquette charcoal. This type of charcoal cannot reach temperatures
above 500°F and it does not offer true charcoal flavor.
ALWAYS COOK WITH THE DOME CLOSED!
“IF YOU’RE LOOKING … YOU’RE NOT COOKING!”
CONTROLLING THE TEMPERATURE
Achieving a consistent temperature as high as 750oF or as low as 225 oF is easy on
your GRANDFIRE KAMADO. In fact, you can maintain low temperatures for up to 12
hours without adding any more 100% Natural Lump Charcoal.
1. Close the dome and fully open the top vent.
2. When you are 25°F from your target temperature, close the top vent down to about
1/4 open.
3. Wait one minute and close or open the top Vent to lower or increase the temperature.
A 5~6mm adjustment can change the temperature by as much as 25°F.
USE ALL FRESH CHARCOAL FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE SEARING.
ACHIEVING LOW TEMPERATURES
1 .For ″low and slow″ temperatures like 225°F start with a very small fire in one area of
the charcoal.
2. Close the dome and allow the temperature to come up slowly with the lower vent
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door open 5cm and the top vent daisy wheel holes fully open.
3. This method may take 30-45 minutes to reach your target temperature, but it will
ensure a long and slow cooking period.
It is easy to raise the temperature, but very difficult to lower the temperature if you go
over your target temperature.
FLASHBACK
If you operate your grill, then deprive the fire of oxygen by closing the top and bottom
air vents, a sudden surge of flame called a “flashback” can occur if you suddenly open
the dome of the grill. This occurs due to the sudden exposure to oxygen, which
causes a brief but intense amount of white heat.
If you have been cooking at temperatures above 300°F, be very careful when opening
the dome. First raise the dome about 3cm or 5cm and pause to hold it before raising
the dome completely. This will allow the sudden rush of oxygen to burn safely inside
and not as a flashback which could startle you and possibly cause injury.
REMOVING ASHES
Occasionally, you will need to remove the ashes underneath the fire box.
Your GrandFire Kamado includes an ash tool and here are the steps for removing ashes.
1. If there is partially used charcoal in the grill, stir the charcoal using the ash tool so
any ash in the fire box will drop down.
2. Open the bottom draft door, and place a small container under the opening to catch
the ash. For grill table, use a dust pan, paper plate or newspaper to catch the ash.
3. Remove the ash tray containing the ashes and dispose of accordingly. Please en-
sure the ashes are cold before removing the ash tray.
4. Place the empty ash tray back into the ash slot.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
Your GrandFire Kamado Grill is made of quality materials, so general care and
maintenance is minimal. The best way to protect your GrandFire Kamado from the
elements is with a Grill Cover.
GRILL BANDS
Check the position and tightness of the bands at the beginning of each grilling season
or annually.
If the bands are in the proper position, use a 10mm wrench and Allen key to check the
tightness of each band connector. You should not be able to easily turn the Allen key
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while holding the nut in place. If loose, tighten firmly.
MOLD
If your GrandFire Kamado Grill is not used for an extended period of time, moisture
can be trapped inside the grill and you may see areas of mold or mildew on the
cooking grate or internal ceramics. This can easily be eliminated, because GrandFire
Kamado Grills are self-cleaning. Do not use bleach or other cleaning products. It will
add an unpleasant taste to food.
Self-cleaning your GrandFire Kamado Grill:
1. Add charcoal, light it and allow the grill to heat to a temperature of 600°F for 15
minutes with the dome closed.
2. Allow the grill to cool down completely.
3. Before cooking, brush the cooking grate with a standard grill brush. You can also
use a soft bristle brush on the ceramics to remove any residue.
GASKET REPLACEMENT
The gasket material will degrade over time. Depending on the amount of grill use, the
exposed gasket material on the base and dome and the neck of the dome may need
to be replaced every 2-3 years.
HEAT DEFLECTOR AND PIZZA STONE
Care and Cleaning of the Ceramic Plates
1. Allow ceramics to cool completely before cleaning and indoor storage.
2. Wipe off food material with a brush and store inside in a dry place.
Do not place on tables or surfaces that are not heat-resistant.
Do not use either ceramic plate to cook with on a stove top.
Do not season with olive oil or other cooking oils.
Do not use cleaning chemicals or soap and water.
Do not soak in water. It may cause it to crack with the next use.
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PRODUCT PARTS LIST
SN
PART DESCRIPTION
CODE
QTY
REMARK 1 Upper Dome
GK23UPD
1
2
Bottom Body
GK23BBD
1
3
Fire Box
GK23FBX
1
4
Bottom Pad
GK23BPD
3
5
Gasket
GK23GSK
1 6 Half Moon Heater Deflector
GK23HHD
2
7
Pizza Stone
GK23PST
1
8
SS Band with Hinge
GK23SSB 1 *Set 9 Bamboo handle
GK23BHD
1
10
Spring
GK23SPG
2
11
Half Moon Cooking Grate
GK23HCG
2
12
Grate Rack
GK23GRK
1
13
Charcoal Pan
GK23CPN
1
14
Lower Vent
GK23LVT 1 *Set
15
Top Vent
GK23TVT 1 *Set
16
Ash slot
GK23ASL
1
17
Ash tray
GK23ATR
1
18
Temperature Gauge
GK23TMG
1
19
Ash tool
GKTOOL
1
20
Grate Gripper
GKGRIP
1
21
Stainless steel Cart
GK23CRT
1
*Packed In a Separate
Box
22
Castors with & without Locker
GK23CST
4
23
Side shelf
GK23SSH
2
24
Stainless Steel table
GF-KJC
*
*Sale Separately
25
Cover For Kamado Cart Model
GK23PLC
*
*Sale Separately
26
Cover For Kamado Table Model
GFKJ-GC18
*
*Sale Separately
27
Chicken Stand
GKCHST
*
*Sale Separately
28
Grill Expander
GKGEXD
*
*Sale Separately
29
Rib Rack
GKRBRK
*
*Sale Separately
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GRANDFIRE KAMADO GRILL SPEC
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Front View
Side View
Side View with Lid Open
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GRANDFIRE KAMADO ACCESSORIES
GRILL COVERS
Our Premium Grill Covers for Cart model and
Table model are made of durable vinyl for all-weather
protection of your GrandFire Kamado.
STAINLESS STEEL GRILL TABLE
Our Stainless Steel Grill Table is the ultimate
in beauty and match up with our outdoor
kitchen system. Constructed of stainless steel.
Comes fully assembled.
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WARRANTY SERVICE
How to Obtain Service:
For warranty service, please contact your local dealer. Before you call, please have
the following information available:
• Model Number (see back of hinge)
• Serial Number (see back of hinge)
• Proof of purchase by the original owner
• Date of installation
• Brief description of problem
Your satisfaction is important to us. If a problem cannot be resolved to your satisfaction, please feel free to contact us anytime.
Hauland Pty Limited.
Website: www. Grandfirebbqs.com.au
[email protected]
NZ office
Hauland Limited.
Unit b, 1 Douglas Alexander Parade, Albany Auckland
Hotline: 0800 BUFFALO
Website: www.hauland.co.nz
Email: [email protected]
LIMITED WARRANTY INFORMATION
5-Year Warranty on Ceramic Parts
GrandFire Kamado warrants that all ceramic parts used in this GrandFire Kamado are
free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of five (5) years as long as
the original purchaser owns the grill.
5-Year Warranty on Metal Parts
GrandFire Kamado warrants that all metal and cast iron parts used in this GrandFire
Kamado are free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of five (5) years.
3-Year Warranty on Heat Deflector and Pizza Stone
GrandFire Kamado warrants that the heat deflector frame and ceramic plate(s) and
the pizza stone used for the GrandFire Kamado are free of defects in material and
workmanship for a period of three (3) years.
1-Year Warranty on Thermometer and Gaskets
GrandFire Kamado warrants that the thermometer and gaskets used in this GrandFire
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Kamado are free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of one (1) year.
Limitations and Exclusions
1) Warranty applies to the original purchaser and may not be transferred.
2) Warranty is in lieu of all other warranty, expressed or implied and all other obliga-
tions or liabilities related to the sale of use or use of its grill products.
3) Warranty shall not apply to damage resulting from misuse, abuse, alteration of or
tampering with the appliance, accidental, hostile environment, flare-up fires, improper
installation, or installation not in accordance with the instructions contained in this
manual or local code.
4) Company shall not be liable for incidental, consequential, special or contingent
damages resulting from its breach of this written warranty or any implied warranty.
5) No one has the authority to add to or vary this warranty, or to create any other ob-
ligation or liability in connection with the sales or use of the company’s products.
Warranty shall not apply to cosmetic imperfections not affecting the structural integrity
of the appliance, having been caused by fair wear and tear, or as a result of extreme
seasonal or marine conditions.
Warranty shall not apply to damage caused by acts of God, neglect of the product, or
failure to maintain the product in full accordance with the User’s Manual.
The term of this Warranty shall commence on the date of purchase, and is not subject
to extension of any kind as a result of any repair or replacement being undertaken
during the lifetime of the warranty.
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