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If you smell gas when using your Eureka Grill, immediately check for gas leaks using soapy water where the canister and regulator connect. If you detect a leak and the canister is properly inserted, stop using the grill and contact customer service.
Why no gas comes out of my Eureka Grill?
If no gas is coming out of your Eureka Grill, first, ensure the gas canister is correctly inserted and locked. Also, verify that the gas canister isn't empty and that the ambient temperature is above 32F.
Appliance produces odorless carbon monoxide, deadly in enclosed spaces. Never use in camper, tent, car, or home.
Instructions for smelling gas: extinguish flame, disconnect fuel, evacuate, allow dissipation before relighting.
Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable liquids near the appliance.
Failure to follow instructions can result in death, injury, or property loss from fire, explosion, burn, asphyxiation, or CO poisoning.
Use only approved butane canisters, avoid impact, store upright, remove before storage.
Never leave unattended, clean with mild detergent, keep area clear, do not obstruct ventilation.
Store canisters outdoors in a well-ventilated area, out of children's reach. Remove from grill for storage.
Do not carry while burning, touch while hot, use as heater, or use without pan support. Avoid direct sunlight.
Steps for connecting the butane canister securely and ensuring stability.
Procedure for lighting the burner, including troubleshooting for failed ignition.
How to turn off the grill, disconnect the canister, and store it safely.
Solutions for problems like no gas, no ignition, or difficulty locking the fuel canister.
Explanation of the safety device that stops gas flow due to high pressure or overheating.
Details of the product's 1-year limited warranty and where to find additional information.
Technical details including model number, dimensions, weight, and input rating.
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