Need a brass regutator line for brinkmann capm ttove-842-A250-0

Have you tried this website for Brinkman stove parts.
All Brinkmann Models

Not sure about the model number of your stove.
For example the regulator for

• 842-A250-0

is available from
http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/gasgrillparts/brands/brinkmann/842-a250-0.html#Hoses,-Valves,-and-Regulators
You can select using your model number and check.

Search Results for 450 A200 0

Click on the above link and order it direct from Brinkman

Semper Fi,
Z

https://www.brinkmannpartsworld.com/models

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Semper Fi,
Z

Any A200-0 or A-200-1 type regulator should do the job (it is visually similar to the old one but may be made of different materials - aluminum or brass). Mine original regulator from BRINKMANN model 852-200-0 - the plastic cap has broke from the brass regulator body, - cheap construction. But the burner stove, and the connector hose and the threaded end is still in perfect condition. I purchased this Coleman A200-0 compatible regulator, unscrewed the regulator from the metal tube and screwed it in with addition of threadlocker paste to the threaded end of my old burner connector hose. Luckily for me female threaded hole in the new regulator was exact same diameter and thread type. It worked like a charm and grill now works like new! If you CANT unscrew new regulator from the metal tube - you can ultimately cut the metal tube a few inches away from the regulator, flare a little the end of cut pipe, cut the old rubber connector hose at the threaded end connection, use 1/2" treaded stainless clamp, tighten it over the pushed end of rubber hose over the flare end of the freshly cut off metal tube. Flaring the end of cut metal tube will give extra grip for the rubber hose to stop slipping off it, tightening the Stainless Clamp ring over this connection will make it tight and secure! I personally bought this one and it worked perfect + you get additionally a converter for a 20Lbs Gas tank! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09J2F9QBH?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Hi bearsmommy19...
Yes you can use a generic regulator/coleman on your brinkman...just make sure the threads all match, if not, then adapters in brass can be bought at the local hardware HomeDepot,Lowes,etc.
Then you can install them to adapt your regulator to your brinkman grill
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try candain tire or BBQ center in calgary or a camping store bass pro shop

The model number 842-A250-0 does not match any Brinkmann gas grill models in my data base. However, if yours is a standard gas grill, that uses a 20lb LP tank, you can purchase a hose/regulator assembly at any home center or hardware store that sell gas grills and accessories. Make sure to take you old one with for comparison purposes (ie hose length).

Further, if you regulator has GDA on it. It was recalled by Brinkmann during a voluntary Safety Recall. If your regulator hasGDA on it, contact Brinkmann Customer Service (800) 675-5301 between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. CT Monday through Friday. They will provide you with a free repair kit. You must provide and accurate Model Number & Serial Number of your grill, to take advantage of this Safety Recall.

Hope this helps you find the hose/regulator assembly you need. Please let me know.

I would try the repairclinic.com

Any A200-0 type regulator should do the job (it is visually similar to the old one but may be made of different materials - aluminum or brass). Mine original regulator from BRINKMANN model 852-200-0 - the plastic cap has broke from the brass regulator body, - cheap construction. But the burner stove, and the connector hose and the threaded end is still in perfect condition. The problem with this stove is the hose end connection that connects to the stove itself - it is UNIQUE!.. I purchased a simple Coleman A200-0 compatible regulator, unscrewed the regulator from the metal tube and screwed it in old threaded end of my rubber hose regulator connector with addition of threadlocker paste to the threaded end of my old burner connector hose. Luckily for me female threaded hole in the new regulator was exact same diameter and thread type. It worked like a charm and grill now works like new! If you CANT unscrew new regulator from the metal tube - you can ultimately cut the metal tube a few inches away from the regulator, flare a little the end of cut pipe, cut the old rubber connector hose at the threaded end connection, use 1/2" treaded stainless clamp, tighten it over the pushed end of rubber hose over the flare end of the freshly cut off metal tube. Flaring the end of cut metal tube will give extra grip for the rubber hose to stop slipping off it, tightening the Stainless Clamp ring over this connection will make it tight and secure! I personally bought this one and it worked perfect + you get additionally a converter for a 20Lbs Gas tank! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09J2F9QBH?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

are the burners blocked or the orfice or the gas on /off controls blocked