Gas goes to regulator, but not to burners = is regulator shot?
Reg could be stuck down on seating or blockage in gas line , turn off gas remove line open burners , close burners reconnect gasline turn gas back on slowly see if this works .
SOURCE: Weber Genesis Gold B Grill Problem
Could be partially clogged burner openings (jets).
Remove the cooking grates and the flavorizer bars. Obtain a BRASS brush (like used to clean white-wall tires) and brush the burner tubes from side to side and up and down along their entire length to remove all corrosion from the jets. Also the cross-over tube.
Before replacing the flavorizer bars and cooking grates, ignite all burner tubes and check to see the flames are all of about equal length and intensity.
If this isn't the problem, check the screens at the right-side ends of the burner tubes to be sure they're not clogged.
If the burner tubes are all clean and some don't ever ignite, the problem could be in the valves/manifold.
SOURCE: weber gas grill wont heat past 300 degrees
are the fire red , orange or blue?
must likely is the burner control.
check the air control at the back of the burner control, it should be open all the way.
it it is, then try another themostate.
SOURCE: bbq regulator
should be able to get some help at your local hardware or home & garden store!
SOURCE: Weber Silver Genesis C regulator purging gas after reset process
This could be caused by a couple of problems. First the regulator could be bad, or the tank is getting to hot. Which causes the relief valve to open and release pressure. This will happen when weather outside is hot.
OPD valves have a small brass ring located in the female
fitting on the LP tank. Over time this ring can work loose and then it
does not allow the male fitting to fully depress the OPD valve thus
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