Previous tenants managed to fade the black coating on one burner. It's a mottled gray now. Does cerama-bryte restore the black coating?
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It will help a little but if it was badly burned and now is very grey it will not restore it completely.
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I did. I was just not as "forceful" with it. I just went over the burner lightly, removing as much of the gunk as I could. It didn't seem to affect it at all. Of course, I did end up getting the "sparker" wet, but once it dried (I just sparked it a few times) it lit right up. Haven't had any issues with any of it at all.
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I lit the charcoal and closed it and let it burn the substance off. Then next day I used a grill brush on it. Cleaned off great.
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m. kelly, i've had and used my grill for almost 2 years and have NEVER experienced this problem. one thing i ALWAYS do after each use is CLEAN all surface areas including the burners. i wipe them down and ignite the flame to make sure all burners are functioning properly. check the bottle gas and make sure it is tight on the threaded valve. i swear by mine, good luck. mc
1395800
i applied it per the instructions, and i use the burner as usual. it took about a few weeks, the applied black liquid turns powered like stuff; you can wipe it out by paper. i was disappointed.
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My problem was similar to yours - burnt pasta sauce. I soaked the inside of the pot with hot water and the new Dawn Ultra. The next morning the bottom scrubbed clean but left a dark stain. The stain was completely removed using the Dormond product. Cheers.
953806
It's the regulator. I had the same issue. The flame will get lower and lower until it goes out completely. When you install the new regulator, be sure to remove the burner and clean it. I used soap water and wire brush, then I used safety pin and poked every holes on the burner to clear the rust and grease. Now, it's like a brand new grill.
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Clean the burner mechanism with rag and water where the flame comes from.that clogs,and affects the built in thermostat and causes it to do that.if that don't work then u need a new one
1316087
This appears to be the heavy cast iron grate and if so, should not be flaking black paint off. It's not painted. What I do is use a cheap grade of spray oil such as Pam, etc. and I keep it sprayed before use and after use. It's just like an iron skillet. Before turning burner on, I have a steel brush that I go over the grate with just to knock the burned residue off. It really stays clean and with the spray oil, it does not show rust.
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No. It is cast iron. It is painted with stove blacking but it is sort of silver underneath. If you use it a lot the blacking will wear off. You can repaint it if you want it to look really black. I would mooch a bit from some one who has a wood stove.
2007489
My ceramic pot has the same small cracks and they don"t seem to affect the way it cooks. Try using a small amount of bleach and water mix on the stains.
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I would just watch the creosote build up, and add product, till furnace looks like, it is brown inside, instead of black.pine, if not seasoned, can be messy. Once or twice a,week, after you dry tge unit your burning in, out.
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I don't have a propane fire pit, I use the gel fuel. I replaced the stones with fire glass and it looks much prettier than the stones that came with mine. but yes, they do turn black around the flame. I just add more glass on top and eventually replace the black glass with new glass. If you are thrifty, you can probably clean them and put them back in, but I'm too lazy for that:) I will probably collect the black ones and save them and try to clean some day so I don't have to buy new glass but for the moment, I have enough glass bought ahead that I don't have to worry about it for a while. It's just soot from the smoke. If u stick with the stones then buying a darker color is probably your best bet.
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We have not encountered gray spots, not sure what is happening with your glass top. However, we really like the cerama bryte for our cooktop. Cleans very well.
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Hi, Denise. Wish I could help. I've had it awhile, and stained it gray.I love it, though. :-)
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I suspect that is a treatment of some sort. After firing mine and leaving it outside, the grates rusted, removing the material. A steel brush took it down to the base material, which is a cast iron, at least to my eye.
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I've not had problems with black streaks on the Marcato. Not like I did with the cheaper Sculpey machine. When they are new, most of these pasta machines have an excess grease that tends to stick around the rollers. What I did with the Marcato was take a baby wipe and with moving rollers, gently wipe all over especially around where the rollers insert. Then I wiped with a bit of water in a paper towel,, then used a old cloth to gently dry the rollers while they're turning. This may work and if not, do the cleaning again. If that still doesn't work - you may want to contact seller.