20 Most Recent Thermos Grill2Go Gas Grill 4656110 - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Check the orifice, they are the culprit most of the time. Be careful when cleaning the orifice its a small hole and you do not want to enlarge it.

Go on line to Thermos grills and you should be able to get parts there.

Go on line to Thermos grills and you should be able to order one there.

May I get a make and model # to help you more.

This is a common problem with grills purchased after 2001. There is a new safety feature inside the regulator called a 'surge protector'. If you open your propane bottle valve too quickly or if you try attaching a tank with the tank valve in the 'open' position, the propane wants to 'surge' into the grill.

When the propane surges into the regulator (located on the grill hose) the 'surge protector' (inside the regulator) kicks on. When this happens you will not be able to get your grill lit, and if you do, it will be a small blue flame and the grill will not heat up.

So what to do if you trip the surge protector and can't get your grill to light or heat up?

Shut the tank off and shut the valves on the grill off. Disconnect the tank from the grill hose. When you disconnect the tank from the hose you will hear the excess pressure of propane release. This is an indication that you have re-set the regulator's surge protector.

Now that you have deactivated or reset the surge protector, reconnect the tank. Make sure the valve on the tank and the valves on the grill are in the closed and in the off position. After you reconnect the tank to the hose, SLOWLY open the tank valve (making sure the valves on the grill are in the OFF position).

Since you have slowly opened the valve on the tank, the propane did not surge into the regulator and the surge protector did not activate.

Now open 1 valve on the grill and light it. You should get a nice flame. If your grill has more than one valve, open each following valve in sequential order to extend the flames to the other burners.

Thanks for reading and I hope this helps.

Ben Gaetani

Tanks 2 You Propane

propanetanks2you.com

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I am giving you a link to the Char-Broil website that lists the exact model grill you are asking for. At the bottom of the page is a window with four tabs. Click on the tab that says "Replacement Parts". The burner kit and handle kit you want are listed right there. You can click on the "Add to Cart" button by each part you want to order them. This is a very straightforward process that should not need additional help for you to do it. Here is the link: http://www.charbroil.com/Consumer/product_detail_m.aspx?ProductID=1006

Both of the provided links below will take you directly to a parts list. Scrol down to near the bottom and the regulator is listed.

http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/search/modelinfo.php?modelsID=132220&typeName=bbq

http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/search/partinfo.php?partsID=16920&modelsID=8622&typeName=bbq

We have had two grills that developed similar problems after sitting for a length of time and found that an insect had built a nest in the tubing leading from the regulator. A piece of pipe cleaner up the tube fixed the problem. Can't say if your's is the same problem but it is worth checking.

Charbroil.com type in grill2go, when product comes up there is a tab under grill picture says, "guides..." open it and get free owners manual online

http://cgi.ebay.com/Thermos-Fire-Ice-Grill-2-Go-Gas-Regulator-Valve_W0QQitemZ220467857353QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item3354e887c9&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

walmart

Where r u ?????? If u r in AUSTRALIA I have a BBQ I want 2 sell - it has good legs

Most places that sell propane/refill propane tanks will carry replacement gas regulators. Alot of RV dealers will also carry propane tank replacement parts. I would take the regulator with me for comparison purposes and visit a propane gas retailer. Hope this helped and best wishes.

enough metal to disperse the heat and a lid that is not sealed completely, letting out extra heat. and a certain type of rubber. i've had one for 4 years and it hasn't even come close to melting yet.

Hi,


Circulon, like any other non-stick anodized aluminum, has some definite disadvantages in comparison to regular non-sticks. The dishwasher is its enemy;-- one trip through the dishwasher will completely ruin the outer finish. You’ll end up with pots and pans that look like they’ve been through World War II unless you wash each piece by hand. The outer finish is a very dull grey...sort of "artsy", but not what I'd call "beautiful! Another drawback is the manufacturer’s suggestion that you don’t use a heat level any higher than "medium", as this too can ruin both the inner and outer finishes

Let me know for any clarification again here

Yes you can cook with it down. It will get hotter being down so you may have to adjust the heat lower.

found thermos website which I was unable to do previously. Thank you.

Typically, if a product is discontinued, you will have much more trouble trying to find parts. You CAN ask the Manufacturer if they are aware of any universal parts that are comparable. I just don't think this would help you that much. I'd recommend you get a new product.

Go to eReplacementparts.com. They should have what you are looking for.....great resource.