do you have to replace the knobs? it seems like a big waste of time.
1095432
No you don't have to replace the knobs, but it's not hard to change them. But to clarify you are just talking about the plates that indicate that it is natural gas?
1095433
You don't change the Knobs, there are new escutcheon plates for under the knobs (chrome with silkscreen). the only reason you change them is that there are new end stops that stop you from turning the gas down too low. if you turn down the gas below a certain point you will cause a flame out due to the gas being too low, the gas will still flowing just slightly. obviously if you get a slow leak like flow the gas can accumulate and create an explosion risk. the different stop tabs in the NG plates stop that from happening. beyond the safety factory provided by the new escutcheon plates there is no reason the grill will not run just fine, you just need to be smarter than the grill when you are using it so that you don't hurt yourself or launch it in to the neighbors yard.
1095434
Yes, but it a very easy task. Just follow the directions & you'll be fine. It's well worth it & much cheaper than propane!
251499
Yes you sure can, take the current knobs with you to the hardware store for a good match in the shank.
901969
I think that's what they are for... It works. I have another set that doesn't have the little knobs, and they just fall in.!
740176
yes we had to replace ours, I got on line and found the video on how to do it. It is easy to replace.
105564
Provide Name, did you ever get yours working? I can't get either the long knob or the short knob to "click" onto the outside. There's a small kind of "facing cover" that's in the way, and the short knob won't fit either side.
987531
No, I do not have a problem using the knob. Sometimes I overshoot the knob, but easily readjustable.
1777108
I am pretty sure we attached the knobs ourselves. They are attached with one screw.
1668502
It is just the knob itself... which you would replace by first pulling off the old knob (requires some strength), and then pushing on the new one.
916791
If turning the knobs does not adjust color, I would say so. It's not difficult or any weird method to change the color - so if yours isn't doing it, it's most likely nothing you're missing or not seeing how to do.
1687291
I did it myself. Just remove the old door knob and re-use the hole. It fits nicely.
1997870
No, there aren't knobs. They are flat and soft. I think it's just the design on this picture. The ones I got were flat, smooth, and gel/foam fill.
1075045
Yes, but knobs are cheap made, I have replaced over ten knobs in last 4 years
1323432
Yikes - I do not know. My knobs are in pristine condition. Have you looked up Norpro on the web? One idea I have is to contact Amazon.com and see if they can provide the information, since they also distribute the Norpro product. I wish I could tell you more, may you have good success in searching. Jane
1397275
Amy, I am not sure. I have never done it, but I would think because of the plastic knob it may not be a good idea..??
1323431
You may want to check the web site for the manufacturer. I would think they would sell replacement knobs.
1064520
No. I'm sure you can find one easy to match. It is so beautiful. I love it. I did change the knobs and it made it look even richer.
1777107
The holes are pre-drilled, but you have to attach the knobs yourself. I guess you could drill another hole and put pulls on instead of the knobs.