Char-Broil Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Your venturi could be clogged up. clean the burner holes with a straightened paperclip, then take the burners out and do the same to the venturi that deliver gas to the burners. If that doesn't do it, you may have a bad regulator.

the regulator could have gone into lock up. try this to unlock it...

1. Open the BBQ Lid
2. Turn ALL main control knobs to the "OFF"/CLOSED position
3. Turn the Propane tank valve to the "OFF"/CLOSED position
4. Disconnect the Regulator hose from the Propane tank
5. Turn ALL main control knobs to the "ON"/OPEN position
6. Let stand for 1-2 minutes, allowing all excess gas in valves and manifold to dissipate
7. Turn ALL control knob back to the "OFF"/CLOSED position
8. Reconnect the regulator hose to the Propane tank- hand tighten only.
9. Check all hose connections to ensure that a positive seal has been made
10. SLOWLY turn "ON"/OPEN the propane gas supply
11. Wait approximately 5 seconds for the regulator pressure to stabilize
12. Turn "ON"/OPEN the selected burner control knob to "HI"
13. Press the Multi Spark ignition button or match light selected burner.
14. Hope this helps you has me in the past!

Yes it is . if the flame is coming out of the burner you have light back blocked burner or spilt burner .

Plastic piece is not replaceable, time for a new regulator...

why don't you state the problem first. what is not working?

The hiss is from the reg when the pressure equalizes on both sides of the diaphram with the pressure coming out of the breather hole . So check the reg .

the flames should be blue and the burners clean. check gas pressure and the air mixture dampers. touch air will give you the same effect. if the burners are clean, it is the mixture. as far as the slots in the bottom. i have not seen that. but i work on commercial ranges.

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You need to contact Charbroil with your order number and the model of your grill. I've found them to be quite helpful.

Probably bad thermometer. Double check with a cheap oven thermometer. Warranty?

Gauge bad on old tank? Says half full, but actually empty?

make sure the propaine is not to low and the burner orafice is clean

Yes, it just won't last as long.

Igniter is combined in the valve of grill so the best way is change the new one. or cross flame from other burner.

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Turn off propane. Disconnect propane tank from barbecue. Open burner valves for about 20 seconds. Close valves. Reattach propane tank. Slowly open propane tank valve. Turn on burner and ignite

Check the regulator. It's probably bad.

Should be a leaver just above the wheel witch should just push down