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If the timer on your Char-Broil Grill does not work and the green light does not flash, it could be due to a dead battery; replace the batteries. Alternatively, the batteries may be installed incorrectly; install them correctly. Also, ensure that the knob position starts the clean cycle by pushing the knob in (the green LED should begin to flash).
General| Brand | Char-Broil |
|---|---|
| Model | 463247512 |
| Category | Grill |
| Language | English |
Indicates an imminent hazard leading to death or serious injury if not avoided.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation leading to death or serious injury if not avoided.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation leading to minor or moderate injury if not avoided.
Use grill with LP gas and supplied regulator; purchase kit for natural gas.
Never store spare cylinders indoors; avoid overfilling for safety.
Proper removal, transport, and storage procedures for LP cylinders.
Specifications for LP cylinders, including valve features like OPD.
Secure cylinder and ensure control knobs are off before connecting.
Turn LP cylinder valve clockwise to OFF and remove protective cap.
Insert regulator nipple into valve and hand-tighten coupling nut.
Ensure regulator is tight, open cylinder valve, and apply soap solution.
Observe for bubbles indicating leaks; close valve and retighten if found.
Keep area clear, use in ventilated space, avoid lid closed lighting.
Avoid foil on grates, maintain 3ft wall and 10ft object clearance.
Turn controls off, turn on gas, open lid, push/turn knob to HI.
Addresses leaks from hoses, cylinders, valves, and connections.
Covers fires from control panels and grease buildup causing excessive flames.
Covers issues with electronic ignition and match lighting.
Addresses low flame, blowouts, flare-ups, grease fires, and flashbacks.
Diagnosing issues when no spark or noise is heard from the module.
Troubleshooting when noise is heard but no spark appears at electrodes.
Addressing situations with sparks present but not at all electrodes or full strength.
