Gas grill symptoms
Burners that aren't getting gas, the grill not getting hot enough or burners that won't light are problems you may encounter with your gas grill. Use the symptoms and troubleshooting steps to find the cause of the grill problem. Order repair parts using the search bar at the top of page, then follow the step-by-step instructions in our gas grill repair guides to install the replacement parts and fix your grill.
Symptoms common to all gas grills
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Main causes: empty fuel tank, tripped flow-limiting device on the pressure regulator, faulty manifold valves, burner tub…
Main causes: clogged burner tubes, cracked insulators on igniter electrodes, wiring failures, bad ignition module, manif…
Main causes: nearly empty fuel tank, faulty pressure regulator, burner tube clogs, bad burner tube alignment to gas valv…
Main causes: damaged or dirty flame tamers, corroded firebox, accumulated grease and debris in the grease pan…
Main cause: worn wheel…
Repair guides for gas grills
These step-by-step repair guides will help you safely fix what’s broken on your gas grill.
How to replace a gas grill burner
Replace a damaged burner on your gas grill in less than 15 minutes and with just pliers and a screwdriver for tools.…
How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
Replace the igniter electrode on your gas grill if it won’t light the burner.…
How to replace a gas grill pressure regulator
You can install a new pressure regulator on your gas grill if the pressure regulator won’t let gas flow.…
Articles and videos for gas grills
Use the advice and tips in these articles and videos to get the most out of your gas grill.
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A conversion kit and a few simple tools are all you need.…