Coleman REVOLUTION II Safe Use & Care Manual page 25

TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM
"Paint" appears to be peeling
inside lid
Decreasing heat, burner
output on "HI" setting is
too low. (Rumbling noise
and fluttering blue flame at
burner surface )
Humming noise from
regulator
Melting gas supply hose /
Gas leak
Fire within cabinet
WARNING
Heed the warnings in this manual. Always perform a leak test every time you refill or change your LP gas cylinder. Never
leave your LP gas cylinder open when not in use. Never leave the control knobs on when not in use. Always open your
barbecue lid before attempting to light it.
• The interior lid is aluminum, not painted. Carbon from baked-on grease can accumulate,
resembling flaking paint. Follow cleaning steps on page 22. Use a brush or scraper to remove the
buildup.
• Out of propane or supply hose pinched.
• Burner and/or burner tubes are blocked. Follow cleaning on page 19.
• Regulator flow limiting device activated either by improper lighting, opening LP gas cylinder too
quickly, or a leak. Perform a leak test (see page 9) and regulator reset (see page 8).
• LP gas cylinder valve opened too quickly.
• This is caused by internal vibrations in the regulator and does not affect performance or safety
of the gas barbecue.
• Gas supply hose and regulator include a thermal element that shuts off gas flow if the hose
temperature reaches 240-300 °F (115.5-148.8 °C), melting and disconnecting from the LP gas
cylinder.
• Ensure proper ventilation with 36" clearance on all sides of the barbecue to prevent overheating
due to poor ventilation.
• Avoid covering more than 70% of the cook surface with trays, foil, or griddles to prevent
overheating.
• Regularly clean grease build-up in the grease drawer and grease cup to avoid ignition.
• Perform a leak test (see page 9) every time the LP gas cylinder is refilled to detect any leaks
between the LP gas cylinder and regulator.
• Ensure LP gas cylinder and controls are closed when the barbecue is not in use to prevent
potential leaks.
IDENTIFYING THE CAUSE
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