Barbecue BBQ Gas Tank Regulator Change--WHEN RESETTING DOES NOT WORK-- FIX Low/No Flame! 

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Thank you from Canada, Jake. Your video saved me when I was on the verge of chucking a BBQ we inherited with a house move. The new regulator made it new again! I'm thrilled!

Fixed my tabletop fireplace this way. Thank you very much

Thank you so much for this video. I hadn’t used my grill for two years because the burner was rusted out. After putting in a new burner and connected a new tank there was nothing. I’m anxious to get this going again. Now I can fix the problem!😋

Thank you Jake!! I’m going to try this fix this weekend … hope it works!

Thank you for posting. Getting ready to replace my regulator. You may have saved me a big headache when you showed lubricating and using two wrenches on the inside fitting! Mine is a $2,000.00 barbecue. A Bull Angus model.

Boom. This fixed my problem (and for only $22). Thanks!

I have a uniflane 300 and something dollar grill that I bought back in 2009 and have not used it for over 4 years because it was covered and stored away and then I started using a charcoal grill well I miss the convenience of a gas grill. Long story short, I finally brought my gas grill out of retirement and inspected it to find out exactly what I may or may not need. All the parts that I needed or should I say and wanted to replace I had either just started to replace before it retired or I knew that I needed new stuff but didn't want to worry with it. I know it's only a 300 and something dollar grill but I was looking at some grills compared to the one that I actually have and they're $500 plus for something comparable. I then proceeded to go online using Amazon to find replacement parts. I had found everything I needed on Amazon This includes, new gas burners new gas ceramic igniters new gas flare shields in stainless steel new stainless steel grates heavy duty and when I ordered all of that stuff I installed it and no spark so I figured let's check the battery since how it's been in there so long. The battery had leaked so I figured the actual spark control unit sort of speak was bad. I ordered another one and installed it and voila I have spark now. I even ordered a new cover and used barbecue high temp paint too restore the look of my grill and it looks phenomenal. Well last night I was thinking about cooking on my barbecue grill but I did not think about testing out the flames first which leads me to my point. I found out the regulator was bad so I went to Lowe's and bought a Char-Broil regulator it was $24.99 plus tax and came home, installed it and she is alive again beautiful blue flames and it just brought back memories. When people watch this video he gives helpful tips on how to change out your hose and regulator which my regulator was bad and it was very easy to figure out because it has a pinhole on the side of the regulator that regulates the pressure and if the pressure is messed up in some way because of maybe the diaphragm inside the regulator which in my case was bad it was pouring propane out of that little bleed valve and I can smell it so strong and I could feel the air coming out. Just a little tip to also help know if your regulator is bad for anybody who is reading this very long comment. My total for everything in replacement was around $100 which was only a fraction of what a new one would cost compared to my old grill. Thank you for taking the time to Read this. God bless you all and happy grilling.❤

You save my life today thanks

Great video, thanks

Thank you

Do you have a video on how to replace the knobs on this grill? Have you ever changed or adjusted one because it got loose?

ALWAYS 'burp' the regulator before replacing it!

Turning on the propane very slowly is the key. If you turn it on too quickly it trips the safety switch inside the regulator and you’ll get no flame or low flame.

You should have first checked to see if the regulator just needed to be purged (before replacing it).

Spray cooking oil like canola on all your pits rust, been keeping mine together for years now

My marks members grill only has medium and high heat. The knob won’t turn to low what could be causing this?

Wonder why any gas at all would flow if it thinks there's a leak? I thought if the regulator trips it would completely shut off?

What flame switch don't work and change the battery?

Why would this happen on a brand new grill ?

Sometimes the propane freezes the regulator just unhook for 5 mins and re hook up after it defrosts

My new grill still not lighting up, I tried checking leakage, resetting regulator, new regulator hose, manually lighting,…. Everything

Hello, how long do these regulators last, in general? My bbq is 5 years old, and when I put it away for the winter last November, it was working fine. In the spring, I tried to start the bbq, but even though the igniter clicked, there was no flame. As well, when I turned the burners on and tried to light it with a match, it would not start. I'm convinced it's the regulator. Any recommendations?

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I changed the regulator and still won’t work! I cooked on it the day before a d had good flame no problem, the next day flame was low got new tank didn’t help got new regulator on still not working! Now what.

"When resetting does not work"? What does that mean? You didn't try to reset anything.

What is a barbecue?

ha ha .... time also to clean your barbecue inside and out

Eric you must be a Yankee