To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if no sparks but noise from module on my Char-Broil Gas grill?
If no sparks appear at any electrodes when the Electronic Ignition Button is pressed on your Char-Broil Gas grill, but noise can be heard from the spark module, remove and reconnect all output connections at the module and electrodes.
What to do if there is a sudden drop in gas flow in my Char-Broil 463367016 Gas grill?
If you experience a sudden drop in gas flow or low flame in your Char-Broil Gas grill, first, check if the LP cylinder is out of gas. If not, the excess flow valve may have tripped. To reset it, turn off the knobs, wait 30 seconds, and then try lighting the grill. If the flames are still low, turn off the knobs and the LP cylinder valve, disconnect the regulator, reconnect it, and perform a leak test. Then, turn on the LP cylinder valve, wait 30 seconds, and light the grill. Alternatively, there may be a vapor lock at the coupling nut/LP cylinder connection. To resolve this, turn off the knobs and LP cylinder valve, disconnect the coupling nut from the cylinder, reconnect it, and try again.
Why do the flames blow out on my Char-Broil Gas grill?
If the flames blow out on your Char-Broil Gas grill, it could be due to high or gusting winds. Try turning the front of the grill to face the wind or increase the flame height by adjusting the gas valve to a higher position. Alternatively, the LP gas may be low, requiring you to refill the LP cylinder. Another possibility is that the excess flow valve has tripped; in this case, refer to the instructions for 'Sudden drop in gas flow'.
How to stop flare-ups on my Char-Broil 463367016 Gas grill?
If you are experiencing a flare-up with your Char-Broil Gas grill, it might be due to grease buildup. Clean the burners and the inside of the grill/firebox. Another cause could be excessive fat in the meat; trim the fat from the meat before grilling. Also, check for excessive cooking temperature and adjust (lower) the temperature accordingly.
What to do for a persistent grease fire in my Char-Broil 463367016 Gas grill?
To address a persistent grease fire in your Char-Broil Gas grill, turn the knobs to the OFF position and turn the gas off at the LP cylinder. Leave the lid in position and let the fire burn out. After the grill cools, remove and clean all parts.
Why are the sparks weak on my Char-Broil Gas grill?
If sparks are present but not at all electrodes, and/or not at full strength in your Char-Broil Gas grill, first, remove and reconnect all output connections at the module and electrodes. Check for arcing to the grill away from the burner(s) by observing the grill in a dark location while operating the ignition system to look for arcing between output wires and the grill frame. If the battery is weak, replace it with a new alkaline battery. If the electrodes are wet, use a paper towel to remove the moisture. Finally, if the electrodes are cracked or broken, replace them.
How to fix flashback in my Char-Broil Gas grill?
If you experience flashback (fire in burner tube(s)) with your Char-Broil Gas grill, turn the knobs to the OFF position and clean the burner and/or burner tubes. Refer to the burner cleaning section of the Use and Care instructions for detailed guidance.
General| Brand | Char-Broil |
|---|---|
| Model | 463367016 |
| Category | Gas grill |
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| Material | Porcelain-coated cast iron grates, steel body |
| Primary Cooking Area | 360 sq. in. |
| Ignition System | Electronic ignition |
| Ignition | Electronic |
Identifies the specific model and type of Char-Broil grill.
Explains the meaning of safety symbols used in the manual.
Essential warnings and guidelines for safe operation and assembly.
Outlines necessary safety measures for grill installation.
Covers safe removal, transport, storage, and properties of LP cylinders.
Step-by-step guide to properly connect the regulator to the LP cylinder.
Provides essential tips for safe grill operation and warnings about outdoor use.
Critical warnings regarding grill placement and lighting procedures.
Guides for lighting the grill using electronic ignitor or match.
Covers checking burner flames, turning off the grill, and component checks.
Advice on properly storing the grill when not in use.
Warning about spider webs blocking burners and how to clean them.
Instructions for cleaning various grill surfaces like porcelain, plastic, and stainless steel.
Detailed steps for cleaning and maintaining the burner assembly.
Details the coverage periods and types of failures covered by the warranty.
Specifies what the warranty does not cover and disclaims implied warranties.
Assembling the base frame and attaching side/bottom panels.
Installing wheels, brackets, and connecting side shelf supports.
Connecting the main grill body and mounting the side shelves.
Mounting top panels and heat shields onto the grill.
Installing the grease tray and heat shields.
Securing side panels and placing the main grill head onto the cart.
Ensures correct engagement of burners with valves for safety.
Correct installation of the flame carry over tube is crucial for safety.
Positioning heat tents and infrared emitters correctly.
Installing the cooking grates and the warming rack.
Securing the sideburner bracket and installing control knobs.
Attaching the sideburner assembly components.
Connecting sideburner wiring and placing the infrared grate.
Fastening the control panel and bundling electrode wires.
Attaching the grill doors and ensuring their proper operation.
Inspecting the infrared grate for debris before use.
Instructions for mounting and orienting the LP cylinder safely.
Procedures for handling gas leaks and fires, and when to call the fire department.
Addresses common problems with gas flow, ignition, and electrical issues.
Visual representation of all grill parts with corresponding numbers.
A list of all parts with their descriptions and quantities.
Lists all hardware components with their specifications and quantities.
