Weber Genesis Silver A Grill "gas regulator vent hole" Questions

...the small hole is connected to the gray device (regulator) you attach to your tank this is the vent and you should not be ablee to detect gas coming from it. If this is the case your regulator is

...gas regulator or a restriction somewhere in the gas line for the bbq. This can also happen if the propane tank is overfilled. First make sure that the LP tank is not overfilled. If you open the ...

...gas regulator for the grill. When the burners are on try giving the gas regulator a tap with something hard and see if they change size. If they do then the rqulator could be sticking. And there is a ...

...broken. After checking the lines for blockage you have to check the gas regulator on your hose and the tank. If it is this problem let me know after you get through the rewst of the checks. Thanks ...

...gas flow Using a small flat bladed screw driver tighten the small brass ring This should solve your problem IF not you might want to remove the cap (white) on your regulator and try slowly adjusting ...

...regulator but got the same result; when one of the 4 burners is lit it's ok, but as you add more burners the flames retreat. I think it may have a leak but i don't smell gas or hear anything...is ...

...gas control valve is very finicky and is difficult to get in exactly teh right position to even get the flame started. The grill is 6 months old and has never actually worked properly. I suspect that ...

...gas, regulator checked, check for spider webs. No gas seems to be reaching burners. This grill is definitely worth fixing. I have had similar problems with several weber 8006 grills. It is usually ...

...regulator is working properly * Make sure the gas flow control valve is working properly * Make sure the thermocouple is working properly * Make sure the igniter rod is working properly * Clean the ...