20 Most Recent Jenn-Air JLG7130A - Page 2 Questions & Answers

your starter where your battery is, is bad replace it and you are ready to go

There are adjustment screw at the end of the burner tubes that allow more or less air to enter the burners. try opening or closing these screws

Screwy new tank has safety feature: so...
remove the tank and clear the the lines.then reinstall the tank and crack open the vave just a hair. Retry. Seen it.
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Sounds like you need a grill clean

there is a crossover on the burner take burner out you will see a line near the top of the burner take a hacksaw and run it through it

I'll trade my propane regulator for your natural gas hook up.

I have had this same problem with my 4 burners.
I removed the burners and at the rear of the burner about 4 holes down is a canal that runs to the right side. I cleaned this canal with a paper clip and now my burners on the right side are burning.
Hope this works for you.

IF THE GAS YOU CAN SMELL IT WHEN IT COMES OUT THE HOLES FOR THE BURNERS MIGTH BE CLOGED OR THE MANIFOLD DONT WORK ON THE GRILL

Go to jenn airs web site an order a new natural gas regulator and or-faces.

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the manual is here. Page 22 and 23 show the spark igniter. I really doesn't have 'wiring' to need a diagram.

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First, remove the grill grates, then the flame tamers to access the burners. As you face the grill, carefully lift up the end of the burner farthest from you (It may or may not have a cotter pin holding it in. If it does, remove the cotter pin with a pair of needle nose pliers). As you lift it up, it should pull away from the burner orifice (inside the control panel). And that's all there is to it.To reinstall the burner, do everything in reverse. But, there is no need to replace the cotter pin. It was there for shipping purposes.

Hope this helped you. Please let me know. Happy Grilling!!

I think natural gas (or methane) barbecues are quite thin on the ground and most use either butane or propane. The jetting for a natural gas appliance is quite large due to the gas being a particularly or relatively low calorific value. There isn't a huge difference between the jetting of the butane and propane powered appliances and considering a barbecue is designed to be used outside in free air, there is little point in the fine tuning for perfect combustion and so the two gases can be considered interchangeable in most instances and certainly most people running a butane appliance on propane find it more satisfactory in all aspects especially when the temperature falls and butane freezes in the cylinder, propane doesn't. When buying a propane regulator I would tend to opt for the adjustable type due to the added versatility, can be used with a blowtorch for instance...

They should just pull off. They may seat tight and may need some wd40 to lubricate them.

Yes you can buy a kit just google make and model then you should be able to find a kit.