What to do if my STOK Grill has a grease fire?
If you experience a grease fire or excessive flames on your STOK Grill, immediately turn off the control knob. Then, remove the hood to allow the flames to extinguish. Once the grill is cool, clean it thoroughly to remove grease buildup in the burner area.
What to do if I smell gas from my STOK Grill?
If you smell gas from your STOK Grill, the valve might be leaking. Immediately remove the LP cylinder and check for a damaged valve.
What to do if I detect a gas leak from my STOK Grill cylinder?
If you detect a gas leak from the cylinder or another connection on your STOK Grill, tighten the fittings. The issue might be improper installation or loose connections. If the cylinder is damaged due to rusting or mishandling, replace the LP gas cylinder.
Why won't my STOK Grill burner light?
Your STOK Grill burner might not light because the LP gas cylinder is empty. Replace the LP gas cylinder. Alternatively, the ignitor wire could be loose, dirty, or disconnected. Reconnect the burner electrode wires or replace the ignitor wire assembly. Clean the wire and/or electrode with rubbing alcohol and a clean swab and ensure all connections are tightened.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the handle to the grill.
Important safety precautions to follow during grill operation.
Routine cleaning procedures for the grill and its components.
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