To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix a Perfect Flame PFISLP Grill that will not light?
If your Perfect Flame Grill won't light, first push the igniter button to see if there's a spark. If sparking, ensure gas is reaching the burner by purging the line of trapped air, trying to match-light the burner, and confirming other burners function. Inspect the electrode and wire while pushing the igniter; if the spark isn't at the ignitor tip, the ignitor needs replacement.
What to do if my Perfect Flame PFISLP Grill has excessive flare-ups?
To manage excessive flare-ups on your Perfect Flame Grill: * Keep the hood up while grilling. * Use low knob settings. * If needed, turn off one burner. * Preheat the grill for 10-15 minutes to burn off drippings. * Choose leaner meats. * Grill chicken on low, meat side down for 20 minutes, then skin side down for 20 minutes, following the steps above. * If flare-ups persist, move meats to the warming rack until flames subside. Never use water on gas flames, as it will damage your grill.
Why is my Perfect Flame PFISLP Grill generating low heat with the knob on 'HI'?
If your Perfect Flame Grill generates low heat even when the knob is in the 'HI' position, first, check if the issue is with just one burner. If so, clean the orifice and burner, clearing any blockages. Also, inspect the fuel hose for bends or kinks, ensure the air shutter is correctly adjusted, and verify proper gas supply and pressure. Pre-heat the grill for a full 15 minutes. If you are using LP gas, make sure the tank isn't empty.
Why is the burner flame yellow on my Perfect Flame PFISLP Grill and I smell gas?
If the burner flame on your Perfect Flame Grill is yellow and you smell gas, inspect the burner inlet for obstructions, especially spiders or insects. Also, check the air shutter for correct adjustment and look for any gas leaks.
What to do if the burner keeps blowing out on my Perfect Flame Grill?
If the burner on your Perfect Flame Grill keeps blowing out, check for any defects and ensure it's installed correctly. Make sure the fuel mixture isn't too lean and that the gas supply is sufficient. Also, verify that the LP tank isn't empty.
Why is the heat low on my Perfect Flame PFISLP when using LP gas?
The propane regulator assembly on your Perfect Flame Grill has an excess flow device that can be triggered by rapid pressure changes, leading to low flame and temperature. To prevent this, ensure all burner valves are OFF before opening the tank valve. Wait 5 seconds after opening the tank valve, then light the burners one at a time following the lighting instructions.
General| Brand | Perfect Flame |
|---|---|
| Model | PFISLP |
| Category | Grill |
| Language | English |
General information about gas lines and conversions.
Instructions for installing Liquid Propane gas.
Details regarding LP gas tank specifications and safety.
Guidelines for safely using the LP gas tank.
Importance of leak testing before operation.
Precautions to take before performing a leak test.
Step-by-step procedure for leak testing the grill.
Basic operating rules for grill placement and use.
Essential checks before and after lighting the grill.
Detailed steps for lighting the grill using the igniter.
Alternative method for lighting the grill with a match.
Instructions for mounting and using the rotisserie attachment.
Specific procedure for igniting the rotisserie burner.
Techniques for cooking with the bottom infrared burner.
Methods to prevent and manage grill flare-ups.
Cleaning procedure for the infrared burner after use.
Steps to prevent damage to infrared burner surfaces.
Instructions for cleaning and preserving the granite surfaces.
Routine cleaning procedures for the grill.
How to clean and maintain the grill's drip tray.
Methods for cleaning the grill's cooking grates.
Maintenance tips for the grill's stainless steel components.
Handling and care for porcelain-coated grill parts.
Instructions for replacing the grill's light bulb.
Steps to resolve issues when the grill fails to ignite.
Diagnosing issues related to flame color and gas smell.
How to manage and prevent excessive flare-ups.
Solutions for burners that extinguish during operation.
Troubleshooting low heat issues with LP gas.
Troubleshooting low heat issues with natural gas.
Addressing low heat when the control knob is set to high.
