The rotisserie grill is intended exclusively for grilling and cooking food outdoors. Not suitable for use indoors – risk of suffocation and carbon monoxide poisoning. Before each use, check that the grill is in safe and working order, paying particular attention to stability, the rotisserie attachment, fixings, motor (if present), cable, plug, grill housing, and combustion chamber. The rotisserie attachment must be correctly and securely mounted before the grill is used. During operation, the grill, rotisserie, attachment, and adjacent components become very hot – risk of burns. Only touch hot surfaces with heat-resistant gloves and suitable grilling utensils. Rotating parts can cause crushing and pinching hazards – keep hands, hair, clothing, and jewelry away from moving parts. Never operate the grill unattended and maintain a safe distance from flammable materials. For electrically operated rotisserie motors: Only connect to a suitable outlet, protect the cable from heat, and do not operate in rain or wet conditions. Stop operation immediately if unusual noises occur, the motor runs unevenly, or the motor becomes loose. After use, switch off the grill, rotisserie attachment, and motor, disconnect from the power supply (if applicable), and allow to cool completely before cleaning, disassembling, or transporting. Children must not operate the grill or rotisserie attachment and should only be near it under supervision. Do not continue to use if damaged, unstable, or malfunctioning.