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Troubleshooting:
Problem
Possible cause Prevention/Solution
Grease fire or continuous
excessive fllames above
cooking surface
Too much grease
buildup in burner area
Turn off LP Tank. Leave lid open
to allow flames to die down.
After cooling, clean food particles
and excess grease from inside
firebox area, grease cup/pan/Tray
and other surfaces
Burner will not light
using igniter
Gas issues
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Burner will not light
using ignitor
See instructions on control
panel and section in the Use
and Care.
Make sure valve are positioned
inside of burner tubes.
Ensure burner tubes are not
obstructed with spider webs or
other matted, see cleaning
section of use and care
Make sure LP tank is not empty.
If LP tank is not empty, refer to
sudden drop in gas flow.
Turn off knobs and disconnect
coupling nut from LP tank.
Reconnect and retry.
Turn the coupling nut
approximately
one-half to three-quarters
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Replace electrode.
Tip of electrode should be pointing
toward port hole in burner. The
distance should be ME" to
BN6". Adjust if necessary.
Clean wire and or electrode with
rubbing alcohol and clean swab.
Reconnect wires or replace
electrode! wire assembly.
Replace ignitor wire
Replace ignitor
Inspect wire insulation and
proper connection. Replace
wires if insulation is broken.
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Trying to light wrong
burner
Burner not engaged
with control valve
Obstruction in burner
No gas flow
Vapor lock at coupling
nut to LP tank
Coupling nut and LP
tank valve not fully
connected.
Electrical issues:
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Electrode cracked or
broken; "sparks at crack."
Electrode tip not in
proper position
Wire and/or electrode
covered with cooking
residue.
Wires are loose or
disconnected
Wires are snorting
{sparking} between
ignitor and electrode.
Push button sticks at
bottom sparking
between ignitor and
electrode
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