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Kenmore 119.16126010 Use And Care Manual page 24

Liquid propane gas grill

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When
to Look for Spiders
You should
inspect
the burners
at least twice
a year
or immediately
after any of the following
conditions
Occur:
i,
The smell of gas in conjunction
with
burner
flames
appearing
yellow.
2,
The grill does not reach the temperature.
3,
The grill heats
unevenly.
4.
The burners
make
popping
noise.
Cleaning
the
Main
Burners
1.
Ensure the LP gas is turned
off at the LP cylinder,
2.
Remove
the cooking
grates,
heat diffusers.
3.
Remove
the Phillips
Head screws
located
at the
back end of each burner,
4.
Lift each burner
up and out.
5.
Clean the inside of the burner
using a stiff wire.
A straightened
coat hanger
is one suggested
tool.
An alternative
way to clean the inside of the
burner
is using compressed
air, Always
wear eye
protection
if using this method.
Never
enlarge
the
burner
ports
during
cleaning.
6.
Brush the outer
surface
of the burner.
7.
Ensure
all ports (holes)
are free of all debris.
8.
Inspect
the burner,
Replace
if any cracks
or
enlarged
holes.
9.
Reinstall
the burners
making
sure the burners
seat over the valves
as shown
in the figure
below.
i0.
Secure
the back of the burners
to the firebox
with the Phillips
Head screws.
il.
Replace
the heat diffusers
and cooking
grates.
i2.
Perform
a Leak Test described
earlier
in this
guide.
Burner
Flames
Always
inspect
the burner
flame
after
lighting.
A
good flame
should
be primarily
blue with a yellow
tip
and have a minimal
amount
of noise.
Some yellow
tips are OK if under
one inch. New burners
sometimes
have oil residue,
which
will cause yellow
flame
when
burning
off. Variations
in gas supply,
altitude,
weather,
and other
factors
can all impact
burner
performance.
Older grills
can also show more
yellow
flame
as food deposits,
oils, and fats can build
up.
Good
Bad
1
...........................
Always
i.
Keep the grilling
area clear and free from
combustible
materials,
gasoline
and other
flammable
vapors
and liquids.
2.
Do not obstruct
the flow of combustion
and
ventilation
air.
3.
Keep the ventilation
openings
of the cylinder
enclosure
free and clear from
debris.
Properly
locating
the burner
with respect
to the
orifice
is vital for safety.
Grill
Storage
i.
Clean your
grill before
storage.
2.
Storage
of a gas grill indors
is permissible
only if
the cylinder
is disconnected
and removed
from
the gas grill.
3.
Remove
the battery
from the electronic
ignition.
4.
Cover the grill.
5.
Perform
a Leak Test before
use after storage.
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