Since we know how much you enjoy a barbecue with your family members and buddies, it’s wise to keep your grill in good shape.
Although it’s tempting to let maintenance fall by the wayside in favour of having fun, see our top warning signs for pressing pause before your next garden get-together.
At times you may have a leak on the gas line or the hose and it’s important that you act swiftly to prevent unwanted fires.
Simply sprinkle some soapy water on the gas line and hose, then look out for bubbles to detect the leak so you can replace the faulty part.
If this is the case then ensure that you clean up the old ones to remove the soot or replace them altogether.
You should regularly check the external parts of the grill such as venturi tubes, hoses, and fuel lines to confirm that they are correctly fitted and in good condition.
When the Grill Releases a lot of Smoke
As you do your barbecue you may realize that the grill is producing a lot of heavy smoke.
If this is the case, it’s time for some good old-fashioned elbow grease to scrub your grill clean!
Prevention is always better than replacement, thus the need to embrace timely maintenance and repair habits.