20 Most Recent Barbeques Galore Turbo Classic 3-Burner 207795 (LP) Grill Questions & Answers

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turn off gas source, check gas line for possible blockage to that 3rd burner, sometimes when we cook food with liquid , such as sauces or soups , then tend to overflow and get into the burners and the gas lines causing a blocked gas line, where the lower half of gas line is filled with liquid,,,

what does that mean? doesn't regulate like before? it is common to trip the check valve with a new tank because the over-fill prevention device float displaced the liquid in the cylinder which causes vaporized propane to hit the check valve too hard. the tank thinks it is leaking and shuits down gas flow so it is difficult or impossible to cook. reset the check valve by turning everything off. disconnect tank at regulator. turn grill valves on high, all of them. count to 100. turn the valves completely off. re attach the cylinder at the regulator. turn tank valve to turn on but very, very slow for the first full 360 degrees so the gas can only seep-through slowly. we do not want the gas to rush out and hit the check valve too hard.

hi Be sure the thermostat or heat dial is set properly. If the appliance has a pilot light, be sure it's working. make sure that you connected the pipeline correctly open the faucet of the tank try to fire it up ? working ? good... NO???? close everything(faucets,plugs...) your new tank that you connected is empty.... it happens.... have a good 1

I would check the burners are not blocked , or you have a laek on your bbq at one of the control knobs . Not sure now many control knbs you have try testing one at a time for leaks

Hi,

BBQ Best (www.bbqbest.com.au) have natural gas conversion kits so you can convert your bbq from LPG to natural gas. Great site and good advice - Simon the owner was the only guy that could help me out.

Turn off the LP Gas Tank Valve. Disconnect (unscrew) the grill hose from the tank. Wait 5 minutes and reattach the hose to the tank. Turn the tank valve on very very slowly, until it's fully open. Then try lighting each burner one at a time. If that solves your problem remember to turn the tank valve on very very slowly if you turn it off after each use or after replacing the tank.

If that didn't solve your problem, you'll need to remove the burners and check for any obstructions and clean the burners while you have them out.

Please let me know if that solved the problem.

It could be a couple of things. First you could be low on propane or natural gas depending on what you use. The second thing is that over time the little holes in the burners clog. You can poke them clean with a toothpick. Or if they are rusted you will need new ones which you can find from an appliance parts dealer or manufacturers website.

Hi,
Either the burners are dirty and the holes for the gas to come out are plugged or the gas pressure regulator is bad.
Check the burners and make sure they are clean and if they are then check the regulator.

heatman101

You can get one but you are better off to buy a new grill its hard to get BBQ Galore Grill parts

are the burners blocked or the orfice or the gas on /off controls blocked

It could be, but not necessarily. Did you turn the tank valve on slowly? Try turning the tank off, disconnect, then reconnect and open it very slowly. If that doesn't solve it, report back and we'll assist you further. Your regulator may be adjustable, so you can probably increase the pressure, if needed. If the first solution doesn't work, remove the cap from the top center of the regulator and turn the adjustment screw clockwise in 1/4 turns to increase pressure and see if that allows all 3 burners to stay lit. Other factors may be an issue, so if this doesn't work either, click on my username and scroll down my profile to my tips and tricks for gas grill lighting issues.

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