To Next PageTo Next PageWhy Bluegrass Living GN3R111S burner won’t light?
The burner might not light due to several reasons: the propane cylinder could be empty (in this case, replace it), there might be a blockage in the orifice (clear the blockage), or the control knob might not be in the ON position (turn the control knob to ON).
What to do if Bluegrass Living GN3R111S Outdoor Fireplace burner flame is low?
A low burner flame could be due to low gas pressure (turn the cylinder valve OFF and fill the cylinder), outdoor temperature being less than 40ºF with the tank less than 1/4 full (use a full cylinder), or the control knob being fully ON (check the burner and orifices for blockage).
How to fix carbon build-up and thick black smoke in Bluegrass Living Outdoor Fireplace?
Carbon build-up and thick black smoke can occur if there's dirt or film on the reflector and burner screen (clean them), or if there's a blockage in the burner (remove the blockage and clean the burner inside and outside).
General| Brand | Bluegrass Living |
|---|---|
| Model | GN3R111S |
| Category | Outdoor Fireplace |
| Language | English |
Warns about gas leaks, flammable vapors, and ignition sources.
Emphasizes CO risks and the need for adequate ventilation.
Prohibits storing flammable liquids and unconnected LP cylinders nearby.
Highlights risks from incorrect installation, adjustment, or service.
Details clearance requirements and material restrictions to prevent fire.
Warns about potential damage to stored items due to radiant heat.
Explains propane's flammability, odorant, and weight.
Advises checking with local fire authorities and relevant codes for use.
Explicitly states not to burn solid fuels in the appliance.
Lists essential checks before using the fire pit for safety and performance.
Details steps to take after the fire pit has been used.
Lists all parts with their product number, description, and quantity.
Details the screws, washers, and tools included for assembly.
