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Troubleshooting
DO NOT
spray
water on the gas
flames- this could
damage the grill
Problem Cause Solution
Grill will not light.
1. Propane cylinder gas level is low.
2. Igniter battery is not properly installed
or battery needs to be replaced.
3. Spider webs or insect nest in venturi.
4. Burner ports, orifices have blockage.
5. “Match lighting” may be necessary.
6. Connections to the igniter are loose.
7. No spark shows at igniter tip.
1. Replace propane cylinder.
2. Properly install or replace igniter bat-
tery.
3. Clean venturi.
4. Clean the components.
5. “Match lighting” light grill per this manu-
al’s instructions.
6. Reconnect or replace wiring to igniter.
7. Replace igniter.
Flame will not stay
lit.
1. Propane cylinder gas level is low.
2. Burner is not properly installed or
dirty.
1. Replace Propane cylinder.
2. Reinstall burner properly and clean out
any debris.
Flame is low, irregu-
lar or noisy.
1. Propane cylinder gas level is low.
2. Burner ports may be clogged.
3. Grill may be in an area that is too
windy.
4. There are obstructions such as grease
debris, or insects in air inlets.
1. Replace propane cylinder.
2. Check and clean the burner ports.
3. Wait until wind subsides to continue.
4. Clean burner air inlets of obstructions.
Excessive flare-ups
1. Flare-up are normally caused by ex-
cessive fat from meat being grilled.
2. Grill is dirty.
3. The cooking temperature may be too
high.
4. Lid is closed.
5. Food is overcooked or burnt.
6. Firebox and grease cup are full of
grease
1. Trim fat from meat being grilled.
2. Make sure grill is clean.
3. Keep flame on low.
4. Keep the lid up when grilling to avoid
excessive flare-ups.
5. Move food to another area of the grill
until flames subside.
6. Clean firebox and grease cup.
Grill does not get hot
enough.
1. Propane cylinder gas level is low. 1. Replace propane cylinder.