Sitewide SalesĪmazon: Score some sales on grills and grilling accessories, including Charbroil, Coleman, Weber and more.īBQGuys: Shop and save up to 60 percent on Blaze, Napoleon, grill accessories and outdoor furniture. Check in on this page for all the best sales that you can shop for throughout the year. If you're in the market now, there is definitely a deal for you. Luckily, we here at Gear Patrol are obsessed with getting you the best value, so we're always hunting for the lowest price. But nowadays you can buy them online, and oftentimes with some savings. Grills used to be something you could only buy at home centers. Either way, you'll want to take advantage of a great grill deal when you see it. Weber’s got a nice video on the subject of regulator bypass, hosted by our friend Kevin Kolman.Įnter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.The Difference Between a Cheap and Expensive GrillĮven if you already own a grill, you may want to take stock of its condition - will it last another season? Hopefully, that is the case, but sometimes the answer to that question is a resounding no - or maybe you want to upgrade. Contact Weber Customer Service at 80 for help. If you can’t identify any leaks, then you may have a bad regulator. Repair any leaks and retest using soapy water to confirm the fix. Bubbles will appear at the point of any leak.
Apply a soapy water solution to the hose and all gas connections using a brush or spray bottle. If you’re lighting your grill correctly and it keeps going into bypass mode, you may have a gas leak. To check for leaks, open the tank valve fully but keep all control knobs in the OFF position. Maybe You’ve Got A Gas Leak Or Bad Regulator If this process does not work, try it again, but in Step 2 disconnect the regulator from the propane tank and wait 60 seconds before reconnecting it and proceeding to Step 3. The flames should be strong and the grill should heat to over 500☏ in 10-15 minutes. Turn all burners to HIGH and close the lid.Open the grill lid, then open one of the burner control knobs and light the grill.Open the tank valve fully and wait a few seconds for pressure in the regulator and gas hose to equalize.Turn off all the burners and close the tank valve.If you think your grill is in bypass mode, you can reset the regulator by following these steps:
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(You did read the lighting instructions for your grill in the Owner’s Manual, didn’t you?) How To Reset The Regulator When In Bypass Allow a few seconds for the gas pressure in the regulator to equalize, then open a burner control knob and light the grill. You should always make sure that all burner control knobs are closed before opening the tank valve fully. You can accidentally put your grill into bypass when you have a burner control knob open before you open the tank valve. Did You Accidentally Put Your Grill Into Bypass? The flames will burn very low and the grill won’t get very hot, perhaps no more than 250☏. However, if the regulator senses that the pressure in the hose is lower than the pressure in the tank, it trips a safety device known as a bypass that reduces the flow of gas to a faction of the normal flow, under the assumption that there may be a leak in the system. When the pressure equalizes on both sides, the regulator allows gas to flow freely to the grill when you open one of the burner control knobs. This occurs when the regulator-that aluminum contraption at the end of the gas hose that screws onto the tank-detects a gas leak…or at least thinks there’s a gas leak.Įvery time you open the propane tank valve, the regulator compares the difference in pressure between the gas in the tank and the gas in the hose leading to the burners. If you’ve got plenty of fuel and clean burners but the heat and flames still aren’t right, then it’s possible your grill has gone into what Weber refers to as “bypass mode”. The Gas Regulator Has Gone Into Bypass Mode You should also check the spider screens to make sure nothing is blocking them. In the worst case scenario, the burners may need to be replaced. The burner holes can usually be cleaned and cleared and returned to good working order. They may be clogged with cooking debris or corrosion. Remove the cooking grates and Flavorizer bars and check the condition of the burners. That’s a good start…maybe it’s time for a propane tank refill. If the heat and flame pattern in your grill seem low and you’ve got a propane grill, your first instinct is probably to check the fuel level of the tank. Here are the things you should be looking at to troubleshoot and solve this problem. You fire-up your Weber gas grill and it’s not coming up to temp like it normally does and the flames don’t look right.
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