20 Most Recent Char-Griller Char Griller Pro Deluxe Charcoal Smoker Grill Questions & Answers

Hi gscollinssr...
Never wash the grill grates with soap and water...your right it will remove the seasoning and have to be reseasoned again..Clean with a wire brush and wipe with a dry paper towel to clean your grates for the next time you cook.
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Try here - they don't list a Sante Fe series, but they do have an Outlaw & a Wrangler listed so they may just have different regional names for marketing. Most of the designs have the same basic layout so look thru the lists & I bet you'll find directions for your Sante Fe series. Good Luck.
http://www.chargriller.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=16&Itemid=18

If you purchased the grill from a brick and mortar store. Return to the store with your Proof of Purchase and they may supply the grates to you, from another un-assembled grill. Also, most Owner's/Assembly Manuals have a number to call if you're missing parts.

Hope this helps you.

Here it is.
ftp.chargriller.com/manuals/super-pro-manual.pdf

Here's a website where you can find what you're looking for.

www.chargriller.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=23&products_id.

When you say oil I assume you mean cooking oil. Cooking oil will do nothing to remove rust. If cast iron grate try to re season them. If steel grate use some S.O.S or a soap pad then spray with Pam. Hank

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Where are the instructions

Have you looked at the thermocouple .

Hi, Carole. According to the Wiki article on Halal, it is an Arabic word meaning "permissible," referring to food, objects or actions. With respect to food it is similar in intent to the Hebrew word, "Kosher." In both Islam and Judaism, for example, pork is not considered permissible. There is much more to know about Halal, but I'll defer to our Islamic neighbors to answer more fully. Short answer: entirely safe. Enjoy!

glo-warm doesnt sell a conversion kit since they have propane version they sell the propane unit --their are universal conversion kits but you would need to check if their compatible to the glo warm unit

Unscrew the gas igniter button and insert the battery positive end upwards. Then screw the button cap back on. A tip, don't let it rain onto that button. Torrential rain stopped my igniter working for 6 months. Page 9 of your manual refers https://www.manualslib.com/manual/705964/Jenn-Air-720-0336.html?page=9#manual Parts https://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/gasgrillparts/jenn-air/720-0336.html ..

You need to identify brand and model. Armed with that, someone may be able to assist you. Or, you can use google to search for a user manual if you include the brand and model in the search. What follows are general instructions for a lot of grills but may not fit your model: Open the door(s) of the grill. Look up at the bottom side of the grill. Remove the grill screws going up into the bottom of the grill. Tilt the grill forward at the top and release the springs from behind the grill. Lift off the grill.

Can you comment below with a photo of these 'Valves'. It would be easier to help identify them.