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Q: I have a new Solaire Anywhere (or Everywhere) Portable Grill and it is not getting hot - what should I do?
A:
- If the grill is connected to a one pound cylinder, try hanging the propane bottle over the edge of the table, so that the control knob is on top and the top of the bottle is pointed upward. This allows the propane to fully vaporize, avoiding the freezing of the regulator. The small tanks are not filled uniformly by the manufacturers. If overfilled, the gas is released at a higher pressure, which results in the lower temperatures at the valve/regulator. You should keep an eye on this and turn the valve to “MED” to reduce the gas flow, which will keep the valve from freezing. This, unfortunately, is common with the smaller 1 lb bottles of propane, regardless of the appliance is used with.
- If using an adapter hose to connect to a full size tank, is the hose a Solaire part? Some adapter hoses from other sources do not allow sufficient gas flow for the Solaire Infrared burner to operate properly. The proper part number is SOL-SAHOSE6 and is available on our online website store at: www.rasmussen.biz The green screw-on adapter has the following markings:
M.B. Sturgis
204 050
200k BTUH
250 PSI Max
An adapter without these marking may be different internally which reduces the gas flow needed to sufficiently power a Solaire Portable Grill.
Why will my propane grill not light or deliver gas?
One common cause of a propane grill not lighting or delivering gas is activation of the regulator’s excess-flow safety device. The regulator contains a safety mechanism designed to restrict gas flow after a sudden rush of gas.
Reset the excess-flow safety device as follows:
- Close the propane-tank valve.
- Disconnect the regulator from the cylinder.
- Gently tap the regulator into the palm of your hand to free the internal safety device.
- Reconnect the regulator.
- Slowly open the propane-tank valve.
Also confirm that the electronic igniter is producing its normal clicking sound and that its battery has adequate power.
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