Publicité
TROUBLE SHOOTING
Emergencies
Gas leaking from
cracked/cut/
burned hose
Gas leaking
between LP tank
and regulator
connection
Fire coming
through control
panel
Troubleshooting:
Problem
Grease fire or
continuous excessive
flames above
cooking surface
The burner cannot
be ignited
Possible cause
Damaged hose
Improper installation,
connection not tight,
failure of rubber seal
Fire in burner tube section
of burner due to partial
blockage
Possible cause
Too much grease
buildup in burner
area
1. Gas issues
•Trying to light wrong
burner
•Burner not engaged
with control valve
•Obstruction in burner
•No gas flow
•Vapor lock at coupling
nut to LP tank
•Coupling nut ad LP tank
valve not fully connected
- 43 -
Prevention/ Solution
Turn off gas at LP tank, if hoes is
cut or cracked, replace hose.
See LP tank lead test and
connection regulator to the LP
tank
Turn off LP tank valve, remove
regulator from cylinder and
visually inspect rubber seal for
damage, see LP tank test and
connection regulator to the LP
tank
Turn off control knobs and LP
tank valve. After fire is out and
grill is cold, remove burner and
inspect for spider nests or rust.
see natural hazard and
cleaning the burner assembly
pages.
Prevention/ Solution
Turn off LP Tank. Leave lid open to
allow flames to die down. After
cooling, clean food particles and
excess grease
from inside firebox
area, grease
cup/pan/tray, and
other surfaces
1. •See instructions on control panel
and section in the Use and Care.
•Make sure valve are positioned
inside of burner tubes.
•Ensure burner tubes are not
obstructed with spider webs or other
matted. See cleaning section.
•Make sure LP tank is not empty. If
LP tank is empty, refer to "sudden
drop in gas".
•Turn off the knobs and disconnect
coupling nut from LP tank.
Reconnect and retry.
•Turn the coupling nut approximately
one-half to three-quatre.
2. See "Lighting instructions" section
of use and care.
Publicité
