What to do if fire coming through control panel of ROYAL GOURMET Grill?
If you observe a fire coming through the control panel of your ROYAL GOURMET Grill, immediately turn off the control knobs and the LP tank valve. Once the fire is extinguished and the grill is cold, remove the burner and inspect it for obstructions like spider nests or rust. This issue is usually caused by a partial blockage in the burner tube section of the burner.
Why is gas leaking between LP tank and regulator connection on ROYAL GOURMET SG6002?
If you notice gas leaking between the LP tank and regulator connection of your ROYAL GOURMET Grill, turn off the LP tank valve. Then, detach the regulator from the cylinder and carefully check the rubber seal for any damage. This issue may arise due to improper installation, a loose connection, or a faulty rubber seal.
How to fix gas leaking from hose of ROYAL GOURMET SG6002?
If gas is leaking from a cracked, cut, or burned hose on your ROYAL GOURMET Grill, immediately turn off the gas at the LP tank. If the hose is damaged, it should be replaced. This is due to a damaged hose.
What to do if gas leaking from LP tank valve of ROYAL GOURMET SG6002 Grill?
If gas is leaking from the LP tank valve of your ROYAL GOURMET Grill, turn off the LP tank valve. Return the LP tank to your gas supplier. This issue is caused by a failure of the tank valve due to mishandling or mechanical failure.
General| Brand | ROYAL GOURMET |
|---|---|
| Model | SG6002 |
| Category | Grill |
| Language | English |
Assembling and connecting the main burners, control valve, and igniter system.
Safe usage procedures, including unattended operation and placement.
Details on propane gas properties, tank features, transportation, and storage.
Specifications for the 20-lb propane tank, valve types, and connections.
Instructions for securely connecting the regulator to the LP cylinder valve.
Guides for electronic ignition and manual lighting with a match stick.
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