Regarding the propane tank. Is there a door on the side when it needs to be replaced? Or do you have to lift up the unit to replace the tank?
2050844
Hi, there is a door that snaps shut for you to gain entrance into the inside of unit so you can change the propane tank. It's a great unit very stylish and throws off a lot of heat.
2050845
Yo do not have to lift the unit to replace the tank as there is door for easy reloading
1267202
yes and yes. It is on hinges so you can lift it up, but at times I just let the food drop between the filter and the back. On the front, you can pull the piece out by the handle to make it easier to lift. A couple of things I do not like is that the brackets do not stay firmly in place on the back of the tank and the light is not very bright.
1848859
You need to order the attachment that screws onto the tank. Mine cost me about 20 bucks. Now with green gas the filler tube is already on it. If you are going to use propane you need that filler tube. You can get that on amazon
1230800
No! Only remove the tank if you cannot handle it as one piece. I removed mine because I am a woman and did not think I could lift and place it in one piece. This is very easy to work with and can reuse it if you have a problem in the future,I will never use anything else again.You will love it.
2233588
The propane tank is separate. I did find this infrared grill can get very hot, so finding the right settings/temps can be an art form. Once you get it down, it works very well but there is the danger of overcooking if you're not careful.
1692825
Yes, the propane tank nestles into a tray-like opening in the base of the cabinet. It seems stable and safe. A quality hose and regulator are an integral component, however, as with most units, the customer must acquire the gauge.
316515
Yes, the old one opened up at the seam. It was about 15 years old. Getting the new tank from Amazon was quick and at a great price. I'm a happy camper.
1398490
You probably need to have the valve connected to the propane tank cleaned. I'm not sure how to do that.
2002949
They have empty and full. The item in the link is for a full. I bought the empty and took it to the local gas dealer and swapped it for a full one with no hassles. I didn't see the benefit of paying to ship a full tank because when you refill it you have to swap it out anyway.
235202
you don't have to, just get the adopter to use your regular propane tank. We love ours cause my sons really love to bar B Q's and this is the only way we can do it when they can't come home. Easy to pack away and you get the a great bargan. Back to your question yes you have too if you don't get the adopter for the proper amount of gas flow.
2018666
no, you'll need to buy one; mine is hooked up to the household propane so I didn't need a tank. Plus the cost of shipping a tank is outraegous
58060
Yes! It's super easy. We actually just did this last month. It's one simple piece you swap out. The nice thing is you can easily switch it back to propane! The part was less than $25.
2021933
You remove it from the unit and turn it upside down. Then you remove the cap (which I find is not always easy, on the other hand I've never had a leaking problem). Fill it with tap water and replace and tighten the cap. Then replace the tank on the unit, it will not spill or leak when you turn it right side up. It's very simple and the instructions included for filling and cleaning are very clear. We used this unit in a 10x13 room all last winter on the low setting and it was excellent.
1763947
The same as a gas grill propane tank, or you can buy the small ones. We prefer the big one so we can run the heater for hours without having to replace the tank.
1999691
It does not come with a tank. You have 2 options. If you buy the small screw-on tanks, available most anywhere like WalMart etc, everything is ready to attach one of those. I purchased two of those 16.4 oz tanks and after using the grill 3 times for about 25 minutes each, I still am on the first tank. If you want to hook it up to one of those larger propane tanks like those used for the big grills, you'll need to purchase a separate hose for that. I did buy one of those as well, but have not used it yet. One end attaches right to the grill and the other to the 5 gallon propane tank, nothing else needed but the hose itself. It does not come with a tank. You have 2 options. If you buy the small screw-on tanks, available most anywhere like WalMart etc, everything is ready to attach one of those. I purchased two of those 16.4 oz tanks and after using the grill 3 times for about 25 minutes each, I still am on the first tank. If you want to hook it up to one of those larger propane tanks like those used for the big grills, you'll need to purchase a separate hose for that. I did buy one of those as well, but have not used it yet. One end attaches right to the grill and the other to the 5 gallon propane tank, nothing... » Read More It does not come with a tank. You have 2 options. If you buy the small screw-on tanks, available most anywhere like WalMart etc, everything is ready to attach one of those. I purchased two of those 16.4 oz tanks and after using the grill 3 times for about 25 minutes each, I still am on the first tank. If you want to hook it up to one of those larger propane tanks like those used for the big grills, you'll need to purchase a separate hose for that. I did buy one of those as well, but have not used it yet. One end attaches right to the grill and the other to the 5 gallon propane tank, nothing else needed but the hose itself. « Show Less
1666985
Unfortunately, it is just the tank. The shop was able to use the existing sensor and the unit fit perfectly.
2199376
Yeah the propane is underneath hidden behind panels. You can't see the tank at all.