How do you clean the propane feed when it stops working?
475794
Hi Howard, the grill came with a tool (piece of stainless steel)to clean the tube where the gas passes from the propane to the burner area , just pass it through couple a times it should clean it up .good luck and you can also call Weber customer service.
1967590
Clean the grill while it is still hot with water and soap. Rub rub rub and done. It will clean easily.
1066885
I take it out and clean it with a dry cloth. This maintains conductivity. Do this everyother time u grill.
757852
I use propane also. There was a decent coating of soot built up after seasoning the cooker. One run with no oil and one with a good coating of high temperature cooking spray. This is normal for all the grills and smokers I have ever used.
1023198
The plastic grill may have melted if too close to a heater. Two tabs at bottom complete the connection. Push a piece of plastic down there there to complete the connection. That might work. You could try a paper clip in the 'reset' hole. Yea, that's the ticket. a paper clip straight in the reset hole until you hear it beep. You also have to do this when you clean the filter. Good luck.
1634578
I have found that shake and water afterwards works best. It makes the feed trickle into the dirt :)
881305
I had an issue with air in the propane line. It works fine now. Disconnect the line Thenreconnected again
1099251
Try scrubbing it with steel wool or a pumice stick. I use them as my final effort for cleaning things. If they don't work, return it or throw it away.
1580397
I clean the burner tubes with a torch tip cleaner. You can get a tip cleaner at the hardware store or a farm and fleet store
701461
I use a wire bristle grill brush. Heat the grill on high for 15mins then use the wire brush to clean the grill. Don't forget to turn off the grill!
2154266
Close the valve on the tank and disconnect the hose at the tank. Use soapy water to check for leaks. Usually there is a plastic cap that goes on the connection where you removed the hose. This protects the threads and keeps it clean. Store your propane tank where there won't be extreme temperature changes. Do not store in your living quarters. Hope this helps. I love my grill and will use it thru the winter.
528415
Unplug the unit and take it to the sink, pour the old water out then take the unit apart, I use about a Tablespoon of vinegar mixed with about a cup of water take an old wash cloth and wipe around the inside, it will have a built up of water deposit around the heating element and where it get's really warm at, I take an old toothbrush or cotton swabs and try and get as much off as I can but you won't get all of it off and that's ok. and pour a little of the cleaning solution in it then rinse all out of everything. I do this once a week. To keep the water deposit from building up use distilled water. Then fill the tank up and it's ready to use. Hope this help's.
799905
I clean mine in hot water and use pipe cleaners, but there's a cleaning kit. Try replacing the power supply, that's what failed on my pump.
423865
Hi - Here's what I do: I heat the grill up for a minute or so and when it's hot I use soapy water and a wash cloth and wipe it clean. It's really hard to clean when it's cold and very easy to clean when it's warm. Good Luck!!
1391369
It's pretty simple. You just unscrew the bolt that holds the heating element in place and then remove the whole coil. After that you just clean everything. It's a little harder for me because I line the grill pan with lava rocks.
834197
My heater did this and I found that a tiny hole in the pilot flame tube was blocked by dust. I removed the lower panel (tricky without more disassembly) and used a brush and a cotton swab moistened with alcohol to clean the small opening. When I had access I also cleaned the thermocouple that touches the pilot flame. Had to do this twice. The heater has been ok for over a week now. I read about this on a blog about the heater.
1221063
Turn up heat to burn off impurities; then brush with wire brush. When grill is off and cooled, I rub olive oil on the grates. Once every 3-5 uses, i disassemble burner covers, soak them in hot soapy water and the wash them.