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Megan WhiteJul 30, 2025
What to do if there is no gas flow in my Tera Gear 13 01 3007TG?
- MmarkhardyJul 31, 2025
If there is no gas flow in your Tera Gear Grill, check if the tank is empty. If it is, replace or refill it.
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If there is no gas flow in your Tera Gear Grill, check if the tank is empty. If it is, replace or refill it.
What to do if there is an obstruction of gas flow in my Tera Gear 13 01 3007TG Grill?
If you have an obstruction of gas flow in your Tera Gear Grill, clear the burner tubes and check for a bent or kinked hose.
What to do if coupling nut and regulator are not fully connected on Tera Gear 13 01 3007TG Grill?
If the coupling nut and regulator are not fully connected on your Tera Gear Grill, turn the coupling nut about one half to three quarters additional turn until tight. Tighten by hand only. Do not use tools.
What to do if electrode and burners are wet on Tera Gear Grill?
If the electrode and burners of your Tera Gear Grill are wet, wipe them with a dry cloth.
What to do if burner disengages from valve on Tera Gear Grill?
If there is disengagement of burner to valve in your Tera Gear Grill, reengage the burner and valve.
What to do if wire is shorting between igniter and electrode on Tera Gear 13 01 3007TG?
If the wire is shorting (sparking) between the igniter and electrode on your Tera Gear Grill, replace the igniter wire/electrode assembly.
Critical safety warnings, danger alerts, and notices for installers and consumers.
Essential safety guidelines for operation, assembly, and storage of the gas grill.
Guidelines for safely handling and storing propane gas cylinders.
Specifications and safety rules for LP gas cylinders, including storage.
Overview of assembly, customer service contact, and required tools.
A detailed list of all components included with the barbecue.
Visual representation of all grill parts with corresponding numerical codes.
Identification and quantity of bolts, washers, and other hardware for assembly.
Attaching front and rear legs to the bottom shelf assembly.
Attaching the right cart side panel and support bracket.
Attaching the left cart side panel and support bracket.
Installing casters and the front bottom skirt.
Attaching the left and right bottom skirts to the assembly.
Attaching the door transom and door handles to the doors.
Mounting the left and right front doors onto the cart.
Assembling and attaching the side table to the grill cart.
Mounting the side burner assembly and lighting rod.
Placing and securing the fire box assembly onto the cart structure.
Connecting the fire box assembly to the side table assembly.
Connecting the fire box assembly to the side burner assembly.
Attaching the side burner control panel to the assembly.
Connecting the side burner valve to the control panel.
Inserting the valve nozzle and adjusting the control panel.
Inserting the electrode wire and attaching the side burner knob.
Attaching the side table control panel to the assembly.
Placing the side burner grate, heat tents, cooking grills, and warming rack.
Sliding the grease tray assembly and grease cup into place.
Attaching the cart support wire to the bottom shelf assembly.
Steps for removing the dust cap and securely connecting the propane cylinder.
Instructions for checking gas connections and the LP cylinder for leaks.
Step-by-step guide for lighting and operating the main burners.
Instructions for lighting and operating the side burner.
Recommendations for regular cleaning and maintenance of the barbecue.
Procedures for cleaning cooking grills and grease traps after use.
Cleaning heat tents, barbecue housing, and preparing for seasonal storage.
Advice for direct and indirect cooking, and tips for better grilling results.
Guide to identify and resolve common problems with burner ignition and flame.
Diagnosing and fixing issues related to burner flame color, height, and flashback.
Information on warranty coverage, provisions, and customer service contact.
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