If the barbecue wobbles, it may not be on a level surface, the non-slip feet may not be fully in contact with the ground or the stand may not be assembled correctly. Do not keep using a wobbly barbecue, especially when it is hot, because movement can cause spills, burns or power cord strain. If you cannot make it stable, stop using it and contact the retailer for next steps.
How to check stability
- Switch the barbecue off and let it cool.
- Place it on a firm, level surface away from the edge of the table.
- Check that all feet, legs or stand parts are fitted according to the manual.
- Make sure the grease collector, water reservoir and other removable parts are not fitted in a way that lifts one side.
- Test gently with both hands to see whether the wobble has gone.
Expected result
The barbecue should sit flat and feel secure before heating begins. On stand models, the frame should hold the unit without rocking. On table models, the base should not shift while food is added or turned.
When to stop using it
Stop using the barbecue if the stand is bent, loose or damaged, or if the unit rocks even on a flat surface. Do not prop it up with objects or use makeshift packing. If the issue remains unresolved, contact the retailer or store where the product was purchased.
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