Is there a grill to catch the drain plug? Mine has one, so I can just drop the plug on the grill and let it drain. I don't see one pictured here.
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No grill to catch drain plug or oil filter. There is a raised ledge toward the backside (handle-side) of the basin that I use to put the drain plug.
1311043
I just let the drain plug fall in the pan and then retrieve it with a telescopic magnetic retriever thing like this TEKTON 97603 8-lb. Telescoping Pick-Up ToolOnly takes a few seconds to search and find the drain plug and the retriever is easy to clean.
378993
It could be the little black rubber ring( I forgot the name of this item) is missing,it goes where the hose contact the drain
1026180
this product is not have a bucketbut it has a drain plug located in the rear on the bottom of the unit
1301801
Get a jump starter that had the cigarette lighter outlet on the side. My grill came with the plug for that power source.
585455
I have not encountered this issue with my grill, however this sounds like a faulty tank or a bad regulator. In my past I have seen tanks do this. I suggest trying a different tank and see if that works.
1032285
There is a location where grease is to drain. The grill comes with a cup to catch the grease. You can also use a soup or vegetable can. That's the only location where grease comes out of the grill that we have seen.
2217846
There is a nylon drain plug outside on the panel where you access the gas and the electric connections. Be careful not to strip or break the nylon drain plug. Also, if the water heater was connected the water will be hot.
2011854
There is a plug on the bottom of one end. Whether it can be used to hook up a gravity feed, I don't know, as there isn't much room between thetank and the side of the pick-up. I only used it for a drain plug when I removed the tank(I traded for a gas model truck and the tank cannot be used for gasoline).
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I have the same problem. There is a design flaw, get a sharp pointed knife or something and move the drain hole line inside the water resorvoir. The water is not draining into the lower part. I am going to ask to get mine replaced. I see at least one other person has had the same problem
2011850
On the left side of the tank at the bottom there is a small drain plug that is probably like 5/8" or 3/4", but it is facing the side of the truck, so it wouldn't be very accessible.
2039075
No there is not a drain plug. You have to scoop or dump it. Our grandson loves his but we only put water in it because although the lid is attached, it will blow askew in the wind and rain.
50665
..check on how level your griddle is..sounds like it's flowing away from the side grease spout is on..if you get it exactly level, you can just scrape it towards the drain..have it just slightly forward..
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The drain hose was supposed to be included although a short one but there still should of been one. I don't see where a replacement one alone can be purchased I would contact customer service and ask for advice or just return it for a replacement.
995663
There is a small removable drip pan on the underneath side of the grill. It is almost useless due to its small size.
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There are overflow outlets at the top of the barrel that will drain the excess. These are probably closed over when you get them so you can just punch or drill a drain hole the size that you want
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It's been a while since I installed this, and we've since moved. I do believe that the broken one I replaced was the contractor model. I used the old drain, which worked fine. I believe there was something funky about the wiring, but it couldn't have been too bad, as I am not a mechanic...(See the idea about using a auto jack to hold the disposal in place while working with it.) My advice, if the price is good, would be to get it, take it our of the box and look at it. Amazon has been great with returns for me, when things don't work.
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There's also a drain plug almost at the bottom. You can unscrew the cap to drain it or screw a hose onto it.