Hi You will half to replace the NG Jets to Propane ones. Go to your manufactures web site and search for jets for propane. Some manufactures don't make them. Good luck.
SOURCE: weber genesis silver, won't light
The grill can only have one problem by what you are describing look under the unit you will see a black rubber hose going from the regulator to the gas valve (where you turn it on) this valve when turned opens up and allows the gas to flow from the valve to the burrner bar. you will need to see if the gas in going past to the burrner if so shut off the gas remove the burner and clean it out as the ports mybe clogged thus not letting the gas come out properly but back feeding out the back side of the burrner..Let me know what you find
SOURCE: weber propane gas grill starter is broken
Depends on what is broken. It could be the igntion, either a push button piezo that clicks once, or a push button electronic that will click as long as you hold the button down. If it is the piezo, it has to be replaced. If it is the electronic, it will have a battery that you can replace.
If the problem is not the ignition, then you have to check the wire from the ignition for bad insulation that would create a short.
It could also be the electrode, it could have a cracked porcelain jacket.
If you are sure, replace all three.
SOURCE: Can a weber spirit e210 natural gas grill be
Weber sells conversion kits. Basically, you need a new regulator and manifold to accommodate LP instead of the existing regulator/manifold setup for natural gas. Unfortunately, Weber does not sell their parts online. Their parts phone # is: 877-731-8081
SOURCE: have a type 6980 gas regulator not getting enough gas to the burner
Hi leonard4538
Regulators are notorious for doing just what yours is doing.
After sitting in the same position for a length of time they freeze in that position, then along comes a grain of sand, or other debris and blocks the gas flow.
Remove the regulator if possible, if not try it in place with the tank removed.
Get a plastic headed hammer and gently but firmly tap on the regulator, your trying to free up the diaghram inside.
After tapping and freeing the regulator diaphram reinstall and you will be good to go.
If this does not work, the replace the regulator as it is defective.
Some regulators are ajustable, if you have one of those then try to adjust the regulator, you will see a cap on top of the regulator, that is where the adjustment screw is located.
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