Question about Weber Gas Go-Anywhere Grill
If you are sure that gas is coming out of the burner(s) at a roughly normal rate, then the only way it will not light is if you have a bad tank of propane. If you mean it lights but wont stay on, then the safety thermocouples (need to be hot to allow gas to flow) may be faulty - more likely somehow out of position - they can be gently bent back into place but not more than a couple of times. (the way to check if these are the problem is to make sure you are lighting the grill with the control knob in the "light" position - usually held in for a few seconds - this will bypass the thermocouples) If the problem is that the autostart feature is not working, then please post back with details and we can hopefully help identify the problem. Hope this helps - please post again with more info if not :)
Posted on Apr 21, 2007
P.S. if the gas is not coming out of the burner at all regardless of the position of the control knob, then there is either damage/blockage to the supply pipes somewhere, or more likely the gas regulator is somehow blocked/stuck or faulty - these do have a tendency to corrosion and can often be fixed with a bit of WD40 or similar and a sharp whack - else replace the regulator, they are not too expensive.
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The grill is a stand-alone, auto-start, full-size grill.
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