Want to fix my gas grill. When I cook it coats food with black soothe?

Question

It is one of those high end coleman 3000 gas grills No lava rocks. Burners sheided by stainless steel canopy. Have cleaned grill. Flame color yellow rather than the normal blue.

Answer 1

Propain shouldnt do that, there may be something on the burner. If its a new grill light it set it to high and let it burn in for about an half hour to clean it self. Turn it off and open the lid wipe off the inside surfaces and if you have cast iron grates season them with a shortining before you cook on them next.

Answer 2

clean the grill.

raise the grill

adjust the gas temperature.

maybe you need new stones for the grill (you are not putting charcoal in it I hope)

If all else fails -- time for a new grill.

Answer 3

Clean your grill. Get some grill cleaner and the supermarket, disconnect everything and wash it down, untill all remains are gone.

Unless you mean you're burning your meat and its getting charred.

Answer 4

It needs a new regulator. It's letting too much fuel in and it's not burning completely thus the soot. They're cheap and easy to install. You can get them anywhere. Probably cheaper at Menards.

Answer 5

cut an onion in half and use that to clean up the grill it helps and you won't have the black soothe.

Answer 6

to me.. it sounds like the air damper (down below where the propane goes in) is closed and not allowing a proper mixture of air and propane it has to be wide open.

Answer 7

Bleed your tank, getting to much air

Answer 8

clen it and get new lava rocks