Need to purchase replacement regulator/valve (one piece) for patio caddie grill??

Hi kimandjimm...
You can use any generic hose and regulator assembly for your grill.
You can buy it online at: http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/gasgrillparts/brands/charbroil/charbroil-plumbing-valves.html
You can buy them at HomeDepot,Lowes,Ace Hardware,etc. Look in the grill section.
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When you disconnected the hose from tank and waited 5 minutes, did you turn the tank valve ON VERY, VERY Slowly? If not, that's the problem.

One other thing might be, since you said you're in Chicago and it's cold out. The regulator on the hose may be frozen. In which case, soak a towel in hot water, ring it out and quickly wrap it around the regulator. If it is frozen it will thaw it out. Be sure the tank valve is ON when you do this.

Happy Grilling!!

Manuals for Char-broil Caddie type grill

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Hi,
The regulator can and will go bad... it sounds like that is your problem...don't try to fix it that can be deadly...buy a new one...

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You can purchase the briquettes at any store that sells grills and accessories.

No, it does not. Here is the complete parts list for your patio caddie:

Patio Caddie Parts

• Electric Patio Caddie Heating Element

$22.00

• Patio Caddie Ignitor Electrode

$4.19

• Patio Caddie Burner Shield - Heat Distribution Plate

$10.75

• Single Pole Snap-In Ignitor Push Button

$5.25

• Patio Caddie Ignitor Wire

$2.50

• Patio Caddie Top Lid Handle

$10.50

• Patio Caddie Hardware Kit

$8.15

• Electric Patio Caddie Aluminum Top Insert

$37.50

• Electric Patio Caddie Aluminum Bottom Insert

$37.50

• "Grease Catcher" Hanger Wire and Cup

$4.50

• Patio Caddie Cooking Grate

$29.00

LP grills are designed to use lava rock ONLY. Charcoal will clog the burners.

Your referring to the 'LAVA ROCK' which lines the botton grate. There should be enough to cover the grate 1 layer deep only.

Hello I found this site by the suppliers of your gas grill, you can buy replacement parts etc for your grill if needed and they do have user manuals, hope it helps
http://www.charbroil.com/

Low flame, low temperature, yellow flame: This has become the biggest problem with many grills these days and it's almost always because of the regulator (the funny UFO shaped thing on the gas hose). Regulators seem to be stickier these days and when they stick you don't get enough gas to generate a good grilling temperature. To get your regulator unstuck you need to release the pressure on it. Follow these steps exactly:

1. Turn off the gas at the propane tank
2. Disconnect the gas line from the tank
3. Open the grill lid
4. Turn all control valves to high
5. Wait for about a minute
6. Turn all control valves to off
7. Reconnect the gas line to the tank
8. SLOWLY turn on the gas at the tank
9. Light the grill normally
10. Your grill should now heat normally

To keep the regulator from sticking again make sure that you turn off the control valves first, then turn off the tank valve. Always open your tank valve slowly. If this doesn't work give it a second try. If you still have low flame then you probably have a faulty regulator that will need to be replaced.