To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Char-Broil 463234512 Grill burner won't light using ignitor?
If the Char-Broil Grill burner won't light with the ignitor, check the battery and replace it with a new alkaline one if needed. Also, ensure the electrode tip is correctly positioned 1/8' to 1/4' away from the gas port opening on the burner. Adjust if necessary.
Why Char-Broil 463234512 Grill burner won't light using ignitor?
If your Char-Broil Grill burner won't light using the ignitor, the wires may be loose or disconnected. Reconnect the wires, or replace the electrode/wire assembly if necessary. Another cause could be that the wires are shorting (sparking) between the ignitor and electrode; in this case, replace the ignitor wire/electrode assembly.
How to fix Char-Broil 463234512 Grill burner that won't light using ignitor?
If the burner on your Char-Broil Grill won't light with the ignitor, make sure the valves are positioned inside the burner tubes. Also, check that the burner tubes aren't blocked by spider webs or other debris. Refer to the cleaning section for instructions.
What to do if Char-Broil Grill burner won't ignite?
If your Char-Broil Grill burner won't light using the ignitor, make sure the LP cylinder isn't empty. If it's not empty, there may be a vapor lock at the coupling nut. Turn off the knobs, disconnect the coupling nut from the LP cylinder, reconnect it, and try again. Also, ensure the coupling nut and LP cylinder valve are fully connected; tighten the coupling nut an additional one-half to three-quarters turn by hand until it stops, but don't use tools.
How to clean Char-Broil 463234512 electrode?
If your Char-Broil Grill burner won't light using the ignitor, the wire or electrode might be covered with cooking residue. Clean the wire or electrode with rubbing alcohol and a clean swab.
General| Brand | Char-Broil |
|---|---|
| Model | 463234512 |
| Category | Grill |
| Language | English |
Prepare the grill for its initial operation and remove manufacturing oils.
Details why lava rocks/briquettes are not recommended and can void warranty.
Explains the grill's temperature gauge and its limitations.
Recommends pre-heating the grill for optimal performance before cooking.
Describes grilling meat directly over high heat for searing.
Explains circulating heat without direct flame contact for slow cooking.
Details rotisserie cooking for roasts and poultry using motor and spit.
Outlines four basic steps for safe food handling and cooking.
Provides a chart of USDA recommended minimum internal temperatures for safe meat doneness.
Guidance on using wood chips for smoke flavor and recommended wood types.
Advice on applying sauces to prevent flare-ups and minimize cleaning.
Tips for using marinades and rubs to enhance food flavor before grilling.
Recommendations for metal and wooden skewers for grilling kabobs and vegetables.
Advice on using tongs or spatulas to handle food and avoid flare-ups.
Emphasizes the importance of cleaning for grill maintenance and safety.
Describes periodic cleaning steps after each use and warnings against 'burning off'.
Instructions for cleaning plastic, porcelain, painted, and stainless steel surfaces.
Warning about loose bristles from cleaning brushes and cleaning hot surfaces.
Guidelines for cleaning and storing the grill, including LP cylinder precautions.
Advice on inspecting and cleaning venturi tubes for spider webs and blockages.
Details requirements for LP cylinders, including size, construction, and valve type (OPD).
Information on LP gas properties: nontoxic, odorless, colorless, and flammable.
Instructions and warnings for safe LP cylinder filling by licensed dealers.
Guidance on exchanging LP cylinders and leak testing before connection.
Detailed procedure for safely testing the LP cylinder connection for leaks using soap solution.
Step-by-step instructions for securely connecting the regulator to the LP cylinder valve.
Procedure for leak testing the grill's valves, hose, and regulator connection.
Various safety tips for grill operation, including fire safety and clearances.
Step-by-step instructions for lighting the grill burners using the electronic ignitor.
Instructions for lighting the sear burner using its dedicated electronic ignitor.
Method for lighting the sear burner using a match and the match holder.
Instructions for lighting main burners using a match and match holder.
Steps for lighting the sideburner using its electronic ignitor.
Method for lighting the sideburner using a match.
Procedure to check burner flames for proper operation and flame height.
Instructions for safely turning off the grill and LP cylinder.
Procedure to check the electronic ignitor for spark generation.
Steps to check control knobs and valves for proper function.
Guidance on inspecting hoses for damage and replacement.
Detailed instructions for cleaning various grill components and surfaces.
Instructions for cleaning burner tubes, ports, and reassembling the burner.
Details limitations on warranties, remedies, and manufacturer's liability.
Lists parts that are not visually represented in the main parts diagram.
Lists common emergencies related to gas leaks and fires, with possible causes.
Troubleshoots ignitor issues when no spark or noise is heard from the module.
Troubleshoots ignitor issues when noise is heard but no spark appears.
Troubleshoots ignitor issues when sparks are weak or not at full strength.
