20 Most Recent Weber Q300 Grill - Page 6 Questions & Answers

not enough information. is battery installed correct? are all the module spades attached or grounded? is gas flowing so the bbq can ignite with a manual lighter? are the electrodes coated with grease so they will not spark? Are the electrodes 1/8-1/4 inch at the tip so they are able to arc?

check for blockage in jet of unit that doesn't light

to undo the tank its a left hand thread re connect tank turn on valve on top of tank slowly make up some washing up liquied with some water and make bubbles and brush this on the gas joints this will show if you have a gas leak .

Need to replace the jets on the regulator, or the regulator itself if it can't be re-jetted. Nat gas needs a larger orifice, has fewer BTU's than LP.

If it's a metal nut and not a quick-disconnect, the threads are reversed.... righty loosey, lefty tighty.

Gas leak/ or passing too much gas stuck open / blocked breather hole on reg.

Unfortunately, Peter, for safety reasons, VC grills are not approved to be converted from one gas type to another. Each grill is manufactured, tested and approved for it's specific gas type. Converting it from LP to Natural Gas places all the liability on you, if something should go wrong as a result of the conversion. Further, you would notice a significant change in the heating ability and the lower flame height, when set on high. The reason for this, is that LP Gas burns cleaner and hotter than Natural Gas in an outdoor environment.

I know you would be happy not having to refill the tank, but I think you would really disappointed in the performance of the grill, if converted to Natural Gas.

I hope this helps you and Happy Grilling!! Thanks for choosing FixYa.