I got it together and only used one expletive during the entire process.
The grill is made by cuisinart. Really nice. the stainless steel grates are hefty... and they'll need to be with the piece of prime ribeye i'll be putting on it tomorrow.
The grill is made by cuisinart. Really nice. the stainless steel grates are hefty... and they'll need to be with the piece of prime ribeye i'll be putting on it tomorrow.
i'll try to restrain myself
thank you for your cooperation. I'll answer the phone now... but i can't talk for too long.
What the heck is this for? It's a small chain attached to the body of the grill with a metal, tubular piece attached to it. I was thinking it was some type of grounding probe. lol But according to 1 guy it a match stick holder in case you have to light your grill manually. I'm calling cuisinart on monday.
What the heck is this for? It's a small chain attached to the body of the grill with a metal, tubular piece attached to it. I was thinking it was some type of grounding probe. lol But according to 1 guy it a match stick holder in case you have to light your grill manually. I'm calling cuisinart on monday.
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not your brand but...yes, it's a match holder
https://consumer-care.weber.com/hc/...t-is-the-chain-stick-that-came-with-my-grill-
Got stuck in the hot sun today. Thankfully got saved by the clouds moving in.
I prefer cast iron.I got it together and only used one expletive during the entire process.
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Yes it's a matchstick holder. I hadn't looked at the operational manual. thx.Regardless, I'm taking it off. It[s already getting in the way.
Funny thing is there is no battery for the igniter button. Each burner has its own ignition. I forget what it's called but essentially it's like a match. When you turn the knob to the high position it clicks which causes a spark and then fire.
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~~~~ @ all and getting back to my supper prep - got a pan full of squash on the stove
