Re: Natural gas version of Genesis Silver won't light...
Ensure that your hose, regulator,
and control assembly are all clear
of debris and that the orifice is not
plugged.
same thing applies to NG just different way of regulating and different orifice sizes
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NO. Weber grills have never been approved for gas conversions.That's why they made/make Natural Gas models & Propane models. Doing so, puts all the liability in your lap, if some thing should go wrong.If you have any doubts, check your Owner's Manual under "Warnings."
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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
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