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Barbecue (alt.food.barbecue) Discuss barbecue and grilling--southern style "low and slow" smoking of ribs, shoulders and briskets, as well as direct heat grilling of everything from burgers to salmon to vegetables. |
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Problem with Weber Silver
We've had our Weber Silver A for several years so I'm sure it's time to
replace a few parts. The problem we're having is that with all three burners on high it takes a long time to even get up to 350 degrees. It used to be the grill heated up too fast, now we can't get it hot enough at times. The propane tank is full. No kinks in the hose. New burners? Something else? |
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Problem with Weber Silver
"Jason Nash" > wrote in message oups.com... > We've had our Weber Silver A for several years so I'm sure it's time to > replace a few parts. The problem we're having is that with all three > burners on high it takes a long time to even get up to 350 degrees. It > used to be the grill heated up too fast, now we can't get it hot enough > at times. The propane tank is full. No kinks in the hose. > > New burners? Something else? > New tank or newly filled tank? The OPD valve may be blocking the flow. Usually, you just shit the gas down, slowly open the valve and it will be OK. Also possible you have spider nests in the burner vents. Check them to be sure they are clean. |
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Problem with Weber Silver
"Jason Nash" > wrote in message oups.com... > We've had our Weber Silver A for several years so I'm sure it's time to > replace a few parts. The problem we're having is that with all three > burners on high it takes a long time to even get up to 350 degrees. It > used to be the grill heated up too fast, now we can't get it hot enough > at times. The propane tank is full. No kinks in the hose. > > New burners? Something else? > That's exactly what happened to my Silver B. Make sure your propane regulator is working properly. That's the hose and flow limiter between your tank and your grill. All grills, all brands, use the same regulator. If you pull up this: http://groups.google.com/group/alt.f...e&rnum=1&hl=en on google it will tell what to do. The above didn't work, and replacing it brought everything back to normal. They cost about $20. This is a flow limiter, or whatever it is that the FEDS brought to us a number of years ago, in response to God knows what, probably some lobbyist. The burners should be fine. Kent |
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Problem with Weber Silver
"Jason Nash" > wrote in message oups.com... > We've had our Weber Silver A for several years so I'm sure it's time to > replace a few parts. The problem we're having is that with all three > burners on high it takes a long time to even get up to 350 degrees. It > used to be the grill heated up too fast, now we can't get it hot enough > at times. The propane tank is full. No kinks in the hose. > > New burners? Something else? Sounds like the flow restrictor in the regulator has kicked in. Usually the manual has instructions on how to deal with this. On the Weber site at their gas grill FAQ they give instructions on how to remedy this http://www.weber.com/bbq/pub/support/gasfaq.aspx |
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Problem with Weber Silver
"Jason Nash" > wrote in message oups.com... > We've had our Weber Silver A for several years so I'm sure it's time to > replace a few parts. The problem we're having is that with all three > burners on high it takes a long time to even get up to 350 degrees. It > used to be the grill heated up too fast, now we can't get it hot enough > at times. The propane tank is full. No kinks in the hose. > > New burners? Something else? Sounds like the flow restrictor in the regulator has kicked in. Usually the manual has instructions on how to deal with this. On the Weber site at their gas grill FAQ they give instructions on how to remedy this http://www.weber.com/bbq/pub/support/gasfaq.aspx |
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Problem with Weber Silver
Thanks everyone! I'll give resetting the flow regulator a shot
tomorrow then work from there. |
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Problem with Weber Silver
"Jason Nash" > wrote in message oups.com... > We've had our Weber Silver A for several years so I'm sure it's time to > replace a few parts. The problem we're having is that with all three > burners on high it takes a long time to even get up to 350 degrees. It > used to be the grill heated up too fast, now we can't get it hot enough > at times. The propane tank is full. No kinks in the hose. > > New burners? Something else? Jason, the regulator is a universal product you can buy pretty much anywhere that will fit any grill. I got mine at Barbecues Galore for $20, less than Weber if you include shipping. They most likely have it at Home De Pot. Let us all know if this worked for you. Kent |
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Problem with Weber Silver
It was the flow regulator. I followed the steps on Weber's site and
now it's working perfectly. Thanks everyone! |
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