Rocky Mountain Cookware MB12-8 2-Range Burner Broiler
Specifications:
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Add-On Broiler For 2 Burner, Nsf Approved. | |
| Made In Usa. Lifetime Warranty. | |
| 12" Wide X 24" Long X 5" High | |
| Removable Stainless Steel Grease Tray Included | |
| Which Adds 3" To Length And Is 1-1/2" Deep | |
| Description | Fits Most Commercial Ranges. This 2-Burner |
| Broiler Is Designed For More Permanent Applications And Can | |
| Handle The Higher Grease Volume Of A Professional Kitchen. | |
| It Features A Removable Grease Tray, Adjustable Frame And A | |
| Unique Broiler Design That Will Not Drip Grease Into The | |
| Burners. Most Juices Burn Off In The Flare Pan, Giving The | |
| Smoky Broiled Flavor. | |
| Replacement Broiler Top & Flare Pan Order # 76-1280 |
Description
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- ROCKY MOUNTAIN COOKWARE:61802 ,MB12-8
Step1: Turn off the unit and allow all cooking surfaces to cool completely.
Step2: Remove any cookware or components from the burners where the broiler will be installed.
Step3: Position the broiler frame over the designated burner section.
Step4: Adjust the frame as needed to ensure a stable and secure fit.
Step5: Install the broiler grate and flare pan according to the manufacturer's configuration.
Step6: Insert the removable grease tray and verify it is properly seated.
Step7: Confirm all components are level and secure, then ignite the burners and test for even heating.
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What maintenance is required for the Rocky Mountain Cookware MB12-8 Burner Broiler?
Clean the burner broiler after each use to remove grease, carbon buildup, and food debris that can affect heat performance. Inspect burners and flame ports regularly to ensure they are not clogged or blocked. Check the grease tray and flare pan for proper drainage and deformation. Keep all components dry after cleaning to prevent rust and corrosion.
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What are common issues with the Rocky Mountain Cookware MB12-8 Burner Broiler?
- Uneven heat distribution across burners.
- Grease buildup causing smoke or flare-ups.
- Clogged burner ports reducing flame output.
- Warping of flare pan under high heat.
- Rust formation on metal components.
- Reduced efficiency from blocked grease drainage.