Proper Burner Flame - Cal Flame BBQ08874CP Owner's Manual

Proper Burner Flame

Flame Color and Height
The burner flame has been set in the factory and
should already be adjusted for proper height and
intensity. Periodically, you may wish to check each
burner's flame for color, height, and intensity.
Remove the grill rack and the flame tamer over the
burner you want to inspect.
When the burner is operating properly, the flame will
appear between light to dark blue, with occasional
yellow bursts (due to impurities in propane -- this is
normal).
When the burner is set on high, the flame spread
out about ½" away from the side of the burner. (See
top figure at right.)
When the burner is set on low, the flame should be
just slightly visible when viewed from the side. (See
bottom figure at right.)
Note: Flame that is mostly yellow or golden in color
is often due to foreign matter in the burner. You
may need to clean your burners. See page 28 for
instruction on removing and cleaning your burners.
Flame Adjustment
You can adjust the flame height to be higher or
lower according to your preferences. This may be
necessary if the flame goes out on the low flame
setting.
1. Light the burner and adjust the flame as low as
it can go without going out.
2. Remove the knob and insert a long flat standard
screwdriver into the hole at the lower right side
of the valve.
3. Turn the flame adjustment screw to adjust the
flame to your preference.
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