CLEANING THE OUTSIDE
Make sure that the bbq has cooled down and can be touched safely before cleaning the outside. Lacquered and plastic parts can be cleaned with a mild detergent and a dry cloth (do not use scouring pads or aggressive detergents). We recommend that you first test the detergent on a small surface of the product. Never use paint thinners or similar solvents to clean the product and never pour cold water over hot surfaces. Make sure all surfaces are thoroughly dry before covering and storing the product.
INTERIOR CLEANING
Make sure that the bbq has cooled down and can be safely touched before cleaning the inside. You can clean the inside with water, a mild detergent and a soft sponge or cloth. The non-stick surfaces (inside of the barbecue panels) should be carefully cleaned with a slightly damp cloth. Use a wet sponge and/or soft brush with a little baking soda to remove stubborn dirt. You can remove the non-stick coated grids and easily clean them under the tap with water and a mild detergent. The grids are also dishwasher safe. All parts and surfaces must then be dried with a dry, soft cloth.
WARNING! The contact points in the barbecue panels near the burner are sharp. Be careful when cleaning to avoid injury.