20 Most Recent Thermos Stainless Steel Gas Grill Questions & Answers

check the burners are not blocked and the orffice , check the reg on the tank giving full pressure

Check out the reg could not be passing gas

If that white is ceramic, I think it is the actual ignitor, not the switch.

too much gas passing from reg causing freezing of gas reg or line or check for gas leak on reg , reg could be stuck open again too much gas pasing .

ask here, they have it available.

did you find the manual at manualfox.com ...?

Did you find what you needed? I have the same problem.

Ask the Grill & BBQ search engine.

They have the manual.

When the knob is in the ignite position, the gas should be coming out of the burners at a rate sufficient enough to light. It's normal to smell it before the igniter (either electric or push-button) ignites the gas.
If you recently moved the grill with the internal parts still inside it, it's quite possible the burner tubes have become loose in the holders. They are quite easy to remove because they are a commonly replaced component. Remove the grates and flavorizer bars according to your manual, and you should be able to reach in and check the position and snugness of the burner tubes.
Make sure you close the propane valve and disconnect the tank before doing this. Also, don't smoke when working on your grill. :)

Depends on the appliance. If it's a gas grill, turn the tank on very, very slowly until it's fully open.
If it's a gas heater or gas log set, the air will have to be purged out of the line, so the gas can reach the pilot, before relighting. If it's a gas range, depending on how long a run of piping, you may also need to purge it. If it's a gas furnace, you'll have to do the same thing. Unless, it's a high efficiency gas furnace, then it will purge itself when it runs thru the start up cycle.

Hope this helps.

Rich

The Thermos website should have them, Google it with your model number.