Had this grill for a little while, used twice now, second time the regulator would not lower the flame, has anyone else had this problem ?
869965
No problems here. You should contact Weber - they have very good customer service.
869966
I've had my Q1000 for years and have had one problem the grate is starting to show wear. But I have never had a problem with the regulator. As stated, give Weber a call. I love mine.
869967
I've used mine more than a dozen times and the control valve has not caused an issue.
869968
We have had no problems with ours. We have hat it about 2 months and used it 20 or so times.
64
Somethings wrong here. We have two of these grills and couldn't be happier. Try using a different plug in to get on a different circuit.
309319
Mine stopped working after about 6 months while using a 20lb propane tank. First, it would barely heat up. Then it wouldn't light at all. Since there were a number of people complaining about faulty gas regulators, I called Weber support. They sent me a replacement regulator and everything is working great. It just took a couple of minutes to uninstall the old ine and install the replacement.
1193961
You are running it a bit too low....try a little higher setting until it stays litThe temp control is not an exact science...there is a thermal senser ( safety device ) that extends into the flame, it will shut the gas off if it does not sense enough heat....so if you run at too low a setting the flame is not hot enough and the senser shuts off the gas...pain in the ........but it works.
324538
It is not my design. I only made an eveluation. Also used on two different tanks because we used one up.ut something to consider is that the tank has a flow limiter. If you turn up the pressure and the flow increases ti that point it will stop working. This is mentioned in the instructions. When this happens it will appear to fail. You have to dismantle the regulstor from the burner and the tank with the tank shut off, naturally then put it all back together and start with a low pressure. If you follow this the try deliberately causing this shut down to happen by turning it up slowly until it goes into that safety shut down mode. That will tell you at what point you can safely run it without shutting the tank down.. Of course you would have to go through the whole procedure again.
545203
I understand that is new but I am still of the opinion that either the burner holes are clogged by some debris or the propane gas valve is not fully opened so not enough pressure reaches the rear side of the burner - you have only one ignition system and that means that either it ignites or it does not, and in your case, it does, so to me it looks like the fuel doesn't make it all the way - I'm not an engineer but have been struggling with this very pretty grill for years; I buy and change the burner every year ($49)! ... I also have a full size propane can and purchased a full size hose adaptor and connector (approx. $14)... Good luck!
2277056
We are not having any problems with ours. Is it possible you are turning it down so low that it shuts off like a gas stove might do when it is on low? Try turning the flame all way up and see if it happens
426257
When I have had that issue it and has been the probe that has failed, time to order a new probe. I order two to keep a spare on hand.. My BBQ can melt them when they get caught in a flare up....
599927
My old Presto grill was about 15 years old when I discovered that the excessive heat of the grill had made a replacement control burn out just as the original one had. I replaced the old Presto grill with a new lighter one that I like better. Your control may be getting hot like mine did. I would replace the entire grill if it were my choice.
1804947
I don't know why the black enamel is falling off your grill. My grill is red in color and this did not happen to it. I have had this new one about 3 or 4 years and it works great. Maybe you should contact the AMAZON and ask about returning it for exchange. I had a MECO grill for about 20 years and thought it was really great. I bought it from the local hardware store. We really enjoy the charcoal taste vs. the gas grill taste. When it finally rusted out in the bottom, I could not find another one locally so I ordered another one from Amazon. I Have been totally satisfied with the new one and we enjoy it almost every week-end. Some times we carry it to the beach to use it on vacation. I live in New Orleans and we can use it almost year-round. it really gets a lot of use during the summer. I suggest you contact AMAZON and ask them how to get a replacement for it. I hope this reply helps you. Good Luck.
1537423
mine ran fine on propane for two weeks in a test environment, home before taking on trip. I did not see any problems with it on propane. might check on propane pressure, try another regulator.
975679
wish I could help, mine is still working fine. My guess is that they are trying to find a more reliable manufacturer for these regulators. good luck
2012149
I have same problem then I use same tank for barbecue it is work something must wrong with regulator
1925464
try cleaning it - you can use dish soap and a sponge. run just the pump under water with soap - get the grill clean - see if that helps - if not you may need a new pump. I clean mine once a month
407657
Honestly I have no clue. We took parts from another grill we had but that was the regulator. Sorry I couldn't help
1280207
Just me recommending a few things....Try a new tank, then start the grill, once lit...let run for a minute, then turn off, turn back on high and light.good luck!
545205
I don't know but I would write directly to Weber tell them exactly what is happening and only used twice. They are a reputable company and should have a resolution to the problem.