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Problem
Possible
Cause
Corrective
Action
Low heat,
LP gas
Sudden
drop in
gas flow or low
flame
Cooking light will
not turn on.
LED control panel
lights do not light
up.
The propane regulator
assembly
incorporates
an
excess flow device designed
to supply the grill with
sufficient
gas flow. Rapid
changes
in pressure
can
trigger the excess flow device,
providing
a low flame
and low temperature.
1. Out of gas.
1.
2.
Excess flow valve tripped.
2.
3. Vapor lock at coupling
3.
nut/LP cylinder
connection.
1. No power supply.
1.
2. Defective
halogen bulb.
3. Internal wiring issue.
2.
3.
1. No power supply.
1.
2. Damaged
wiring or loose
connection.
2.
3. Wiring not attached
to
control panel switch.
4. Defective
switch.
5. Defective
LED's.
Please follow these instructions:
1. Make sure all burners are "OFF".
2. Open the tank valve and wait 5
minutes.
3. Light the burner one at a time
following
the lighting instructions
listed on the door liner
,
,
5.
Check for gas in LP cylinder.
Turn off knobs, wait 30 seconds
and light grill. If flames are still
low, turn off knobs and LP
cylinder valve. Disconnect
regulator.
Reconnect
regulator
and leak test. Turn on LP cylinder
valve, wait 30 seconds
and then
light grill.
Turn off knobs and LP cylinder
valve. Disconnect
coupling
nut
from cylinder.
Reconnect
and
retry.
Check power supply and make
sure transformer
is properly
plugged
in.
Replace the bulb.
Check the wiring connections
under the fire box. All wire
connections
must be tight. If any
wires are damaged
they should be
replaced.
Install AA batteries
in the LED
battery box.
Check all wiring connections
between the battery box and the
LED light. Also check the
connections
between
the LED's on
the control panel.
Check the connection
between the
LED light and the LED light switch.
Replace the switch.
Replace the LED lights.
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