To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Razor GGT2130M Griddle has flare-up?
If your Razor Griddle experiences a flare-up, it could be due to grease buildup, excess fat in the meat, or excessive cooking temperature. Remove and clean all griddle parts, trim fat from meat before cooking, and adjust (lower) the cooking temperature.
Why is the flame yellow or orange on my Razor GGT2130M Griddle?
A yellow or orange flame on your Razor Griddle may be due to several reasons: new burner may have residual manufacturing oils (operate griddle for 15 minutes on high), spider webs or insect nest in burner/venturi tube (clean burner/venturi tube), food residue, grease, etc. on burner (clean burner), or poor alignment of valve to burner/venturi tube (ensure burner/venturi tube is properly engaged with valve).
What to do if Razor GGT2130M burner will not light with a match?
If the burner on your Razor Griddle won't light with a match, it could be due to several reasons. There might be no gas flow (check if LP gas tank is empty, and if not, refer to “Sudden drop in gas flow or reduced flame height”), the LP gas tank might be low or empty (replace LP gas tank), or there could be an LP gas leak (disconnect LP gas tank, wait 5 minutes for gas to clear, connect LP gas tank, and check for leaks). Other potential causes include a coupling nut and regulator not fully connected (tighten by hand only), an obstruction of gas flow (clear burner/venturi tube), spider webs or insect nest in venturi (clean burner/venturi tube), or a clogged or blocked burner port (clean burner port).
What to do if Razor Griddle burner will not light using igniter?
If the burner on your Razor Griddle won't light using the igniter, the LP gas tank might be low or empty (replace LP gas tank). Another cause can be an LP gas leak (disconnect LP gas tank, wait 5 minutes for gas to clear, connect LP gas tank, and check for leaks). Also the bottom bowl and ash pan may be covered with ashes (clear bottom bowl and ash pan of ashes). Wires or electrode may be covered with cooking residue (clean wire and/or electrode with rubbing alcohol), or the electrode and burners are wet (wipe dry with cloth).
What to do if the flame goes out on my Razor GGT2130M?
If the flame on your Razor Griddle goes out, it may be due to high or gusting winds (do NOT use griddle in high winds) or low LP gas (replace LP gas tank). Another possible cause is the overflow valve tripped (refer to “Sudden drop in gas flow or reduced flame height”).
Why is there a sudden drop in gas flow or reduced flame height on my Razor GGT2130M?
A sudden drop in gas flow or reduced flame height on your Razor Griddle is usually caused by running out of gas. Replace the LP gas tank.
What causes a persistent grease fire on a Razor GGT2130M and how to stop it?
A persistent grease fire on your Razor Griddle is typically caused by grease trapped by food buildup around the burner system. Turn the control knob to “ OFF”, let the fire burn out, and after the griddle cools, remove and clean all griddle parts.
How to fix irregular flame pattern on Razor Griddle?
An irregular flame pattern on your Razor Griddle, where the flame doesn't run the full length of the burner, is usually due to a clogged or blocked burner port. Clean the burner port to resolve this issue.
What causes flashback (fire in burner tube(s)) in Razor GGT2130M Griddle and how to fix it?
Flashback (fire in burner tube(s)) in your Razor Griddle is caused by blocked burner and/or burner tubes. Clean the burner and/or burner/venturi tube.
Covers outdoor use, clearances, residential use, not a heater, not tabletop, overheating, assembly, regular cleaning, and hot surface warnings.
Addresses using only LP gas, its characteristics, cylinder requirements, storage, freeze burns, leak prohibition, testing, flammable liquids, and explosive atmospheres.
Details construction clearance, pre-use inspection, component cleaning, hose inspection, regulator use, authorized parts, alteration prohibition, and vehicle/boat/trunk use.
Includes fire extinguishing, hose placement, unattended operation, preheating safety, empty vessels, caution during operation, moving hot items, and foil use.
Covers high winds, lighting safety, cylinder disconnection, indoor storage, disconnecting when not in use, surface requirements, and post-storage checks.
Provides guidance on wearing protective gloves during assembly and avoiding forceful part connections.
The primary cooking surface of the griddle.
The main structural component of the griddle.
Includes the left and right burner components.
Components for adjusting burner settings and their decorative trim.
Support legs and the propane gas pressure regulating device.
Prepare assembly area, protect components, and spread out all parts.
Instructions for attaching the griddle legs securely.
Steps for inserting the grease cup and control knobs.
Procedure for attaching the gas regulator to the griddle connection.
Guide for connecting the propane gas tank to the griddle.
Procedure for detecting gas leaks at burner and tank connections.
Instructions for safely igniting the griddle burners.
Guidance on preheating, adjusting flame, and cooking food safely.
Steps to manage and minimize grease fires and excessive flare-ups.
Instructions for cleaning surfaces with mild detergents or degreasers.
Procedure for cleaning the griddle's main burner components.
Guidance on seasoning the griddle for longevity and non-stick properties.
Steps for initial seasoning and routine cleaning after cooking.
Addresses problems with the burner not lighting using the igniter or match.
Diagnoses issues like low gas flow, irregular flame, or yellow/orange flames.
Covers causes and solutions for flare-ups, persistent grease fires, and flashbacks.
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