A couple of weeks ago my gas grill quit working, or it might as well have. The burners still lit, but with a flame so low it was basically useless as a cooking device.
I decided the problem had to be the regulator, and guess what, I still had one attached to our previous grill out in the barn.
I pulled it off and installed it on the new grill.
Voila!
Problem solved. I was able to complete cooking our burgers.
It continued to work well until last night when it went into no-cook mode again. The symptom was the same, but two regulators in two weeks just doesn't make sense, especially considering the regulator is a part that almost never fails.
I decided to try some diagnostics this morning.
The first thing I did was light the grill. All burners came on at full strength - I couldn't get it to do anything wrong!
I know something was wrong last night and it will probably happen again, but I have no idea what caused the problem.
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