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Question:
Can I convert
my gas grill from
one fuel
type
to another,
such as LP to NG (natural
gas)
or vice versa?
Answer:
No, your gas grill
is manufactured
to specific
standards
developed
by CSA and ANSI for your
safety
and is certified
for LPG (Liquid
Propane
Gas) use only.
Question:
Are the
serial
and
model
numbers
of my
grill listed
somewhere
for reference?
Answer:
The serial
and model
numbers
are listed on a
silver CSA label placed
on the grill. Depending
on the grill model,
the silver CSA label generally
will be located
on the back panel
of the cart.
Question:
My grill will
not light
properly,
Why?
Answer:
Check these
possibilities:
1.
The gas supply
is turned
off at the LP tank.
Turn on the gas at the LP tank.
2.
Your LP tank
is out of propane.
3.
The regulator
is not properly
seated
in the
tank
valve.
Remove
and reattach.
Hand
tighten
only.
4.
Crimped
fuel supply
hose.
Inspect
and
straighten.
5.
Regulator
failure
or damaged
hose
assembly.
Inspect
and order a replacement
part.
Do not use your grill if you find a
damaged
hose assembly.
6.
Gas not getting
to the burners.
Inspect
the
burners
under
the control
panel
to be sure
they
are aligned
with the valve orifices.
7.
Blockage
in the gas system.
Inspect
burners
and valve orifices
for blockages,
such as spider
webs, insects,
etc. Clean as
necessary.
Questions:
My electronic
ignition
is not working.
Answer:
Listen to hear the electronic
igniter
clicking.
If
not, check these
possibilities:
1. Replace the AA battery.
Ensure the "+"
end is facing
up and out.
2. Ensure the battery
is centered
and fits into
the electronic
igniter
button
properly.
3. Be sure the wires are all attached
to the
electronic
ignition
assembly
behind
the
control
panel and the individual
electrodes.
4.
Inspect
the electrodes
to be sure they
are
not coated
with grease
or dirt.
If so, clean
with rubbing
alcohol.
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If you hear a clicking
sound,
then:
1.Inspect
the electrodes
to be sure they
are not coated
with
grease
and dirt.
Clean with
rubbing
alcohol.
2. Inspect
the distance
from the electrode
to the burner.
It should
be 1/8 to 1/4
inch from
the main burner
and 1/8 to
3/16
inch from the side burner.
Question:
Sometimes
I hear a humming
sound
coming
from
my regulator.
What
causes
this?
Answer:
The humming
sound is gas flowing
through
the regulator.
This is more likely
to occur in periods
of high gas flow. A low
volume
of sound is normal
and will not
interfere
with the operation
of your
grill.
Question:
My grill has a low flame
on some
burners,
or some
burners
will
not
light at all, What
can cause
this?
Answer
This can be caused
by the flow limiting
device,
which
is generally
triggered
by a
sudden
change
in pressure.
Opening
the tank valve too fast or shutting
the
burners
off using the tank
valve can
cause this. To reset:
1.
Close the LP tank valve and
disconnect
the regulator
assembly
from the tank.
2.
Let the LP tank sit for 10
minutes.
3.
Open all burner
control
knobs,
including
the side burner,
to "HI"
at the same time.
4.
Close all burner
control
knobs.
5.
Reconnect
the gas regulator
to
the LP tank.
6.
Follow the burner
lighting
procedures
and light the burner
farthest
from the LP tank.
Question:
Where
do I use my grill for
safer
operation
and
better
performance?
Answer:
Strong winds
and low temperatures
can
affect
the heating
and performance
of
your
gas grill so factor
in these elements
when positioning
your
grill outdoors
for
cooking.
Use your
grill at least 2 feet away from
any wall or surface.
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