Getting To Know You're Sea-B-Que - Dickinson Sea-B-Que Operating And Installation Instruction Manual

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Getting to Know your Sea-B-Que
Spark Igniter:
Igniters seldom fail but if yours stops working try cleaning the probe. Built
up grease may have coated the probe, preventing the spark. Remove the
igniter, clean the bracket and around the base, the copper line on the side of
the igniter and the screws. Built up grease may have interrupted the ground.
The Burner Orifice:
The orifice has a tiny hole in the burner that controls the maximum amount
of fuel into the burner. From time to time, salt or other debris may plug the
hole changing the flame and / or the sea-b-que will not get hot, and a
blocked orifice may be the reason. To clean the orifice in the burner, remove
the grills and unscrew the flame spreader (top of burner) counterclockwise.
Now remove the 2 very small screws to take off the burner top cap. Use a
small metric socket to unscrew and remove the orifice. Clean with a very
small wire like the kind in a twist tie (actual size .031 dia). Do not expand
the hole or the sea-b-que will get too hot. Assemble in reverse order. To re-
install the 2 top screws in the burner cap, start with turning in the first screw
a couple of turns then turn start the other screw and turn them both down a
couple of turns each side until they become snug.