Troubleshooting - George Foreman GP200 Manual De Uso Y Cuidado

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problem
Burner will not
light using the
igniter.
Possible Cause
• Burner not assembled
correctly.
• Not pausing long
enough before clicking
the Igniter.
• No spark
• LP gas cylinder is
empty.
• Regulator tube
coupling nut is not fully
connected to Venturi.
• Excess flow valve
tripped in Regulator.
• Obstructions in burner
or Venturi tube.
• Electrode and burner
are wet.
• Wire is loose or
disconnected.
• Wire is shorting
(sparking between
igniter wire and
electrode).
Solution
• See Assembly Instructions for
INSTALLING THE BURNER.
• When lighting the burner,
push-in and turn regulator
knob counter-clockwise to the
high position. Push in igniter
button several times so that it
clicks each time.
• The spacing between
electrode and burner ports
should be approximately 3/16".
Make sure wire connections
are secure and burner is
attached securely to brackets.
• Use a pipe cleaner to clear
Venturi tube.
• Dispose of empty cylinder and
replace with a full one.
• Tighten coupling nut until a
snug fit is obtained. Make
sure Coupling nut is not cross-
threaded.
• Turn regulator knob to "OFF"
position. Wait five minutes.
Relight LP gas grill. If flame
remains to be low, turn off
gas. Disconnect the LP gas
cylinder from the regulator.
Reconnect the LP gas cylinder
to the regulator. Perform a
leak test. Relight grill. This will
reset the excess flow valve.
• Clean burner (See BURNER
MAINTENANCE in Care
and Cleaning section of this
manual).
• Dry electrode with clean cloth.
• Reconnect the wire.
• Replace igniter wire/electrode
assembly (Call the Customer
Service Department @
1-800-231-9786).
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