Replacing a Pressure Regulator on a Gas Grill
This video from Sears PartsDirect shows how to replace the pressure regulator on a gas grill. A defective pressure regulator can prevent the burners from getting enough gas, or any gas at all, which can keep the burners from igniting. Reset the regulator as described in the owner's manual for your grill. If it still doesn’t work, replace the regulator with one that fits your model.
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A defective pressure regulator can prevent the burners from getting enough gas, or any gas at all, which can keep the burners from igniting. Reset the regulator as described in the owner's manual for your grill. If it still doesn’t work, replace the regulator with one that fits your model. Close the shut-off valve on the propane gas tank. Turn the hose coupling nut counterclockwise and release the coupling nut from the propane tank. Disconnect the hose from the manifold. Remove the cotter pin and release the hose from the grill frame. Remove the pressure regulator. Clean the manifold fitting. Connect the hose to the manifold fitting and tighten firmly. Connect the hose to the grill frame then reinstall the cotter pin. Connect the hose to the propane tank. Tighten the hose coupling nut firmly. Open the valve on the propane gas tank. In a well-ventilated area, coat the manifold fitting and tank fitting connections with a soapy solution. Look for bubbles that indicate a gas leak on the fitting connections. If bubbles appear, shut off the tank valve immediately. Tighten the leaking fitting connection. Restore the gas supply and retest for leaks. Continue the process until you find no connection leaks.