I have placed the valve into the grill, accordingly with the red notch but there is no gas flow.......................
1528537
Did u open the valve? Check to see if there is gas flow by opening the valve BEFORE you insert it into the grill.
1528538
Difficult to say what the exact problem is without being there but valve has to be screwed in securely as does the propane bottle in order to facilitate the delivery of propane to the burner unit. Didn't have that problem on mine.
2254366
I have owned mine for almost a year and so far it works like a charm. I'm sorry I cannot offer any insight, similar issue or help. Have you contacted Weber Grills to explain your grill issue?
1599368
Same thing with mine! It's something to do with the squeeze handle blocking the gas. I was able to make mine work by pushing the handle up when attaching the Co2 cartridge.
1577666
I have now problems with fuel overflowing out the filler neck. Make sure the overflow valves is mounted straight up and down as stated in the directions.
1935325
It may just be too cold so the valve shrunk. Keep it warm and if it still doesn't work try contacting customer service and see if they can help you
356374
Probably not the valve. I had the same issue and the problem was the outlet tube was clogged with carbon. I would check that first.
1313706
The valve is not a problem. However, a lot of places are only set up to fill the gas grill tanks. My BJ's Wholesale Club doesn't fill anything larger. You should ask Costco if you are counting on using them. There are other places. I use a hardware/fireplace insert store and a tool rental store to fill mine.
404023
sounds like the hi speed port is plugged so gas isnt get in to the carb. clean out passage ways with compress air, but carefuly not to blow the o-rings out. or try carb. cleaner to remove any rust particles from the passage ways
3674
I will have to send you pictures of my set-up later on this week. Briefly I have three Weber carbs and a fuel distributional block from Mr. Gasket and I placed it upstream of this, but if you have fuel injection the pressure is about two or three times what the gauge will register
1830492
That is what I did. It pulls air in the bottom, heats it and blows it out the top. All the air movement is through the grill on the front.
556618
You're trying to get the volume of air coming out, so it's best to measure the duct. The installed grill will reduce flow so if you want to know exactly what's happening, measure the inside of the grill opening edge to edge, not from the outside lip. Some grills that are adjustable restrict the flow quite a bit, so depending on what you are trying to figure out, take that into account too.
133110
Yes, gas will not flow unless another fitting is hooked up to it, just like the fitting on the new style tanks. It is not a "check valve" or "one way valve" though, as gas can flow either way.
1413625
do you mean you do not see the fluid level dropping in the funnel? if thats the case it sounds like your thermostat is not opening and you need to replace that
1075676
You probably have checked this but just in case, there's a red switch in the back, make sure your water tank is placed correctly and the inlet/outlet piece's spring is moving freely. If you've checked those things already I would probably go for the diffuser assembly to make sure it's correctly attached. Hope I could help!
1888225
I took the propane bits off before I even assembled the grill and connected it to my house's natural gas line. Works perfectly. They want you to buy a "conversion kit" which tells you to remove the bits and connect a hose (which you can get at home depot for a few bucks). YouTube it.
444070
It could be that the valve is stuck. My manual suggests making sure that it is clean. If it is coming out around the edges, then you need to check the sealer ring and make sure it is in good shape and seated properly.
1015906
You did it correctly. Make sure the top button is all the way forward, pressed against the front of the indentation, at which point you will hear gas coming out. Sometimes I have to fiddle with mine a bit, but I've always gotten it to light.