Coleman LP Gas Barbecue 7700 Series Instruction Manual
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To ignite the Coleman 7700 Series Grill, first ensure the propane tank valve is open. Turn the burner control knob to the 'Start/High' position and press the ignition button until the burner lights. If it does not ignite, wait 5 minutes and try again.
Check the propane tank to ensure it has fuel and is connected securely. Inspect the burner tubes for blockages or debris. Clean any obstructions and ensure the control knobs are set to the desired heat level.
To clean the burner tubes, first disconnect the propane supply and remove the grates and flame tamers. Use a brush to clean the outside of the tubes and a pipe cleaner to remove any debris inside the tubes. Reassemble the grill after cleaning.
It is recommended to perform a thorough cleaning and inspection every 6 months, or more frequently if you use the grill often. Regular maintenance includes checking for gas leaks, cleaning the burners, and inspecting the ignition system.
When not in use, store the grill in a dry, covered area. If possible, use a grill cover to protect it from the elements. Ensure the propane tank is disconnected and stored upright in a well-ventilated area.
To prevent flare-ups, trim excess fat from meats and avoid cooking on high heat for extended periods. Keep a spray bottle of water nearby to douse small flare-ups. Ensure the grease tray is cleaned regularly to avoid grease accumulation.
To check for gas leaks, mix a solution of water and dish soap. Apply it to the gas connections and hoses using a brush or spray bottle. Turn on the gas supply without lighting the grill. If bubbles form, there is a leak that needs to be fixed before use.
If the ignition system fails, check the battery in the ignition module if applicable, and ensure it is properly installed. Inspect the electrode for damage or misalignment. Clean any corrosion from the ignition points.
Uneven heat distribution can be caused by clogged burner holes or incorrect burner alignment. Clean the burner holes and ensure the burners are properly seated. Also, check for any obstructions on the flame tamers.
Regular maintenance, proper cleaning, and using a grill cover can significantly extend the lifespan of your grill. Avoid exposing the grill to harsh weather conditions and regularly check all components for wear and tear.