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How to safely light charcoal in your Sears charcoal grill

• Keep children and bystanders away from the grill while lighting and cooking with charcoal.
• Have a fire extinguisher handy while lighting charcoal and grilling.
• Pile the charcoal briquettes or chunks in a pyramid inside the charcoal grill.
• Douse the pile of briquettes or chunks with lighter fluid. Close the cap on the lighter fluid and move the lighter fluid a safe distance away from the grill. Don't use gasoline, kerosene or other flammable liquids as a starter.
• Allow the lighter fluid to soak into the charcoal for a few minutes then carefully light the briquettes using a long match or barbeque grill lighter.

Maintenance tips for your Sears charcoal grill

• Scrape and brush debris off the cooking grates after you've finished cooking but while the grates are still hot.
• After the grill cools completely, lightly coat the grates with cooking oil so food won't stick to the grates the next time you grill.
• Empty the fire box and ash catcher of all charcoal and ash.
• Wipe down the outside of the grill with a damp cloth.