To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my George Foreman GFSBBQ1 Grill has a grease fire?
If you experience a grease fire or continuous excessive flames on your George Foreman Grill, immediately turn off the LP tank. Leave the lid open to allow the flames to die down. Once the grill has cooled, thoroughly clean any food particles and excess grease from inside the firebox area, grease cup/pan/tray, and all other surfaces.
What to do if the George Foreman GFSBBQ1 Grill ignitor is not working?
If the ignitor on your George Foreman Grill isn't working, it could be due to electrical issues. Check the electrode for cracks or breaks. Ensure the electrode tip is correctly positioned, pointing toward the port hole in the burner at a distance of 1/8” to 3/16”. Clean any cooking residue from the wire and/or electrode using rubbing alcohol and a clean swab. Reconnect any loose or disconnected wires, or replace the electrode/wire assembly. If wires are shorting, replace the ignitor wire. If the push button sticks, replace the ignitor. Inspect the wire insulation and proper connection; replace wires if the insulation is broken.
What causes gas to leak from the LP tank valve on George Foreman GFSBBQ1 Grill?
Gas leaking from the LP tank valve of your George Foreman Grill is caused by failure of the tank valve from mishandling or mechanical failure. Turn off the LP tank valve and replace the tank.
Why is gas leaking from the LP tank of my George Foreman GFSBBQ1?
Gas leaking from the LP tank of your George Foreman Grill could be due to mechanical failure caused by resting or mishandling. Turn off the LP tank valve and replace the tank.
What causes fire in burner tubes of George Foreman Grill?
Flashback, or fire in the burner tubes of your George Foreman Grill, is caused by blocked burners and burner tubes. To resolve this, turn the knobs to the OFF position and clean the burner and/or burner tubes.
What to do if gas is leaking from the hose of my George Foreman GFSBBQ1?
If you notice gas leaking from a cracked, cut, or burned hose on your George Foreman Grill, immediately turn off the gas at the LP tank. If the hose is cut or cracked, replace it.
How do I stop a persistent grease fire on my George Foreman GFSBBQ1 Grill?
To stop a persistent grease fire on your George Foreman Grill, turn the knobs to the OFF position and turn off the gas at the LP tank. Leave the lid in the open position and let the fire burn out. After the grill cools down, remove and clean all parts.
What to do if fire is coming through the control panel of my George Foreman GFSBBQ1 Grill?
If you see fire coming through the control panel of your George Foreman Grill, immediately turn off the control knobs and the LP tank valve. After the fire is out and the grill is cold, remove the burner and inspect it for spider nests or rust.
What to do if flames blow out on George Foreman GFSBBQ1 Grill?
If the flames on your George Foreman Grill blow out, it could be due to: 1. High or gusting winds: Turn the front of the grill to face away from the wind or increase the flame height. 2. Low LP gas: Refill the LP tank. 3. Excess flow valve tripped: Refer to the information about a sudden drop in gas flow.
How to prevent flare-ups on my George Foreman Grill?
Flare-ups on your George Foreman Grill can be caused by: 1. Grease buildup: Regularly clean the burners and inside of the grill/firebox. 2. Excessive fat in meat: Trim fat from meat before grilling. 3. Excessive cooking temperature: Adjust (lower) the temperature.
General| Brand | George Foreman |
|---|---|
| Model | GFSBBQ1 |
| Category | Grill |
| Language | English |
Instructions for attaching the handle to the BBQ lid using wing nuts and back plates.
Procedure for attaching the BBQ lid to the base using pins and clips.
Step-by-step guide for lighting the BBQ using its automatic ignition system.
