Why is my Taylor QS not heating up?
Your Taylor Grill may not be heating due to several reasons: the power cord might not be properly connected, so check the power connection; the circuit breaker could be tripped, in which case you should reset it; or the power switch might be in the OFF position, so ensure it's switched ON. If none of these resolve the issue, there may be a faulty power switch, relay, or relay board.
What to do if my Taylor QS product is undercooked, overcooked, or cooking unevenly?
If your Taylor Grill is undercooking, overcooking, or cooking unevenly, consider these factors: the release material sheet may be worn and needs replacement; the cooking time might be incorrect, so adjust it accordingly; the temperature setting could be off, requiring adjustment; the gap setting might be incorrect, so adjust the gap; the upper cook surface may have carbon build-up, which requires following proper closing procedures to remove. Also, ensure that you have selected the proper item for cooking and, if necessary, calibrate the grill accordingly.
What to do if grease drips from under the grease drawer of my Taylor QS Grill?
If grease is dripping from under the grease drawer of your Taylor Grill, the grease tray is likely full. You should empty the grease tray.
Why is one heat zone on my Taylor Grill not heating (indicator light is not on, display flashing “TOO COOL”)?
If one heat zone on your Taylor Grill isn't heating, and the indicator light is off while the display flashes “TOO COOL”, first check the temperature setting to ensure the control is set correctly. The unit may also be displaying a fault, so try to clear it.
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