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If one burner on your ROYAL GOURMET Grill doesn't light from the other burners, it's likely due to grease buildup or food particles in the end of the carryover tube. Clean the carry-over tube with a wire brush to resolve this issue.
Why is my ROYAL GOURMET ZH3002SN flaring up?
Flare-ups on your ROYAL GOURMET Grill are often due to grease buildup, excessive fat in the meat, or excessive cooking temperature. To resolve this, clean the burners and the inside of the grill/firebox. Trim the fat from the meat before grilling, and adjust the temperature to a lower setting.
Why is the flame so low on my ROYAL GOURMET ZH3002SN Grill?
A sudden drop in gas flow or low flame in your ROYAL GOURMET Grill can be caused by grease buildup, excessive fat in the meat, or excessive cooking temperature. To fix this, clean the burners and the inside of the grill/firebox, and trim fat from meat before grilling.
What to do if ROYAL GOURMET ZH3002SN Grill has a grease fire?
A persistent grease fire in your ROYAL GOURMET Grill is likely caused by grease trapped by food buildup around the burner system. If this happens: 1. Turn all knobs to the OFF position. 2. Turn the gas off at the LP cylinder. 3. Leave the lid closed and let the fire burn out. 4. After the grill cools, remove and clean all parts.
What to do if flame blows out on ROYAL GOURMET Grill?
If the flame on your ROYAL GOURMET Grill blows out, it could be due to high or gusting winds, low LP gas, or a tripped excess flow valve. Try turning the front of the grill to face the wind or increase the flame height. Refill the LP cylinder if it's low.
What causes fire in burner tube(s) of ROYAL GOURMET ZH3002SN Grill?
A flashback (fire in burner tube(s)) in your ROYAL GOURMET Grill is often caused by blocked burner and burner tubes. To address this, turn the knobs to the OFF position and clean the burner and/or burner tubes.
General| Brand | Royal Gourmet |
|---|---|
| Model | ZH3002SN |
| Type | Gas Grill |
| Burners | 3 |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Fuel Type | Propane |
| Cooking Area | 443 square inches |
| Ignition Type | Electronic Ignition |
| BTU | 30, 000 BTU |
Key safety warnings related to California Proposition 65 for chemical exposure.
Precautions for LP cylinders, fire, explosion risks, and carbon monoxide hazards.
General warnings for safe grill operation, including health and environmental risks.
Safety measures to prevent injury, damage, and ensure stability during use.
Instructions and guidelines for preheating the grill before cooking.
Mandatory clearance distances from walls and combustible objects for safe operation.
Step-by-step instructions for safely assembling and operating the gas grill.
Details on LP gas properties, cylinder features, and safety identification.
Guidelines for safely transporting and storing LP gas cylinders with the grill.
Essential warnings about keeping the gas cylinder upright and safe during use.
Prohibitions on connecting to unregulated sources, using damaged hoses, or connecting to RVs.
Detailed steps for performing a soap and water leak test on the LP cylinder and connections.
Crucial warnings to observe during the leak test, including no open flames or smoking.
Step-by-step guide for lighting the main burners using the electronic ignition system.
Instructions for manually lighting burners using a match stick and match holder.
Procedure for safely shutting down the grill by turning off gas supply and control knobs.
Tips for using wood chips and chunks to enhance smoke flavor in charcoal grilling.
Step-by-step instructions for building and lighting a charcoal fire for the grill.
How to adjust cooking temperature using lid dampers and the charcoal pan.
Explanation of the indirect grilling method for slow, even cooking.
Specific advice for indirect smoking, including drip pans and water levels.
Important warnings and general advice before cleaning the grill components.
Detailed cleaning instructions for stainless steel, exterior surfaces, grates, and burners.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning grill burners, including port inspection and testing.
Guide to identifying good vs. bad burner flames and common causes of yellow flames.
Instructions for safely emptying the ash tray after grilling, preventing rust.
Final cleaning steps, screw tightening, weather protection, and interior smoker advice.
Recommendations for storing the grill, including LP cylinder removal and covering.
Troubleshooting common emergencies like gas leaks from hoses, valves, or connections.
Solutions for burners not lighting with ignitor due to gas or electrical issues.
Resolving issues like flame blow-out, persistent grease fires, and sudden gas flow drops.
Addressing flare-ups, flashback, LP cylinder filling problems, and burner issues.
Internal temperature charts for beef, poultry, and pork cooked using direct heat.
Information on the 1-year full warranty, stainless steel burner warranty, and coverage limitations.
List of conditions and damages excluded from warranty coverage and liability limits.
How to contact customer service for assembly, warranty, or accessory questions.
