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I'm having a problem with my 6 month old, propane, "BBQ Grillware" grill.
It worked fine until the cold weather set in. Here are the symptoms: I have a spark from the ignitor and I can't light it with a match. So I figure it is a gas problem. The first time it happened I thought I was out of gas, so I changed the tanks. With the new tank, the grill worked. The next night, with that same new tank, it would not work again. I thought... hmmm... "Maybe it has something to do with a cold tank!" I switched the tank back to the original and it worked again!!! Boy... I thought I was a genius... until it stopped working with both tanks, warm or cold. :-( What could be going on here? Regulator? Is there a way to check to see if it is the regulator? I apologize for posting off topic... you folks just seem to know everything! ;-) Thanks... -- PD |
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