I can't connect the hose to the burner,it is very loose
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The hose attachment needs to be loose enough to allow the air vent to rotate on the spring. However the connection should not be wobbly If the hose does not screw into the burner as the direction shows there may be a defect
2177911
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
713105
The end where you connect the air hose could be an automotive or household style quick disconnect. Just go to your local hardware store and buy the other style.
1964170
You can use the sleeve adapter the connect it with the OEM hose attached to canister. Connecting the canister requires a clip lock on the hose which this doesn't have.
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Additionally, to all of the other suggestions, try taking about 10 medium size hex nuts and put them inside the tube shaking it around the entire burner loop and back to the opening. Make sure if you put 10 in you get 10 out.
173106
From experience, I observed this condition that the tank safety valve had tripped. How to reset tank safety valve. - make sure all burners and the gas tank valve is off- Open and close a burner valve- Disconnect the hose from the tankOnce the safety valve has tripped, you have to disconnect the hose for it to reset- reconnect the hose back to the tankTank valve should now be reset.- Slowly open the tank valve
210079
I would lock it back up and try the side handles first slowly then the top ones. I would also make sure the top hose switch is disconnected.
899928
Your propane tank should have a steel collar surrounding the shutoff valve on top, to protect it from damage. The burner assembly attaches to the steel collar. Loosen the hold-down nut on the burner assembly clamp until it slides down on the collar of the tank. Then tighten it firmly and connect hose.
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I had the same issue. After days of research you have to buy a whole new burner. That part is easy to break and they dont make spares sold separately nor do any hardware store sell valves that match. Its custom made.
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I tried it out and a magnet stuck to the bottom section that sits directly on the burner and holds the water in. Hope this helps.
92632
The pressure regulator knob is suppose to be loose to help release steam - just like on the ones you use on the stove - those are loose also. Hope that helps. D.Wertz
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This happened to me and I would try the following:1) If propane, make sure that your gas pressure isn't too high. Mine was (I think) 10psi and EZ tech support told me that it shouldl be 8psi (give them a call; they actually answer the phone and know what they're talking about.2) Make sure that the wiring harnesses haven't come apart during shipping. This involves removing the cover and pulling apart and re-inserting all connectors, one at a time.Good luck !!
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i havent called. im thinking about somehow using my young, good looks to persuade them to come over and freaking fix it. but yes, calling tomorrow. right now we have a cooking sheet under it. its the stand up, heavy duty one with dual hoses. it worked for like month... now JUST leaking. ill contact amazon if it an issue.
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This is a relatively easy fix. The heating element wires tend to become disconnected over time as the unit is moved about and bumped back and forth. Remove the lower plate, take a phillips head screwdriver and remove the five screws holding the base plate. Lift the base plate and there in the back, odds are, you'll see that one of the wires has simply slipped loose of the connector. You can push it back on and then crimp it slightly with a pair of needle-nose pliers and it is less likely to come loose again.
500474
no, I found out that the cause of my problem is the plastic supply line disconencted from the fuel supply connection. good luck
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What I do is pull the burner off for a few minutes to let it cool off. Then put a piece of plastic over the hole and put the burner back on to hold it.
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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!