TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Possible Solutions
Grill will not light
1. Push
and
turn the knob
and check for sparks.
2. lf
there is a spark,
check to
make
sure
gas
is supplied to
the
burner.
(a)
Purge the line
of any trapped air.
(b)
Check to see if
you
can
match-light the
burner.
(c)
Check to see that the other
burners operated.
(d)
Visually check the
electrode
and wire while
pushing
the ignitor knob. lf
a spark occurs anywhere but the
ignitor
tip, the ignitor must
be
replaced.
Burner flame
is
yellow
and
gas
odor
can be
smelled
2
3
Check the burner inlet for
obstruction, especially for
spiders
and other insects.
Check the
air shutter for
proper
adjustment.
Check
for
the source of
gas
leaks.
Excessive flare-ups
1. Hood
up
when
grilling.
2. Keep
knobs on low
3. Turn one burner
off if necessary.
4. Post heat
grill
for
10-15 minutes, this will burn
off
drippings.
5. Use
meats containing less fat.
6.
Always
grill
chicken
on
loq meat
side down for 20
minutes
and turn to
skin side
for
another 20 minutes.
Follow
above steps.
7. lf flare
up continues, move meats to warming rack
until
flame
settles down.
8. Never spray water
on
gas
flames-it will destroy
your
grill.
Burner blows
out
1.
Check for any burner
defects.
2.
Check for
proper
burner installation.
3. Make certain the fuel mixture is
not too lean.
4. Make
sure the
gas
supply is sufficient.
5. See if the LP
tank is empty.
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