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Blue flame

Posted by Darkmenace (My Page) on
Fri, May 17, 02 at 17:05

This is what sunbeam said when asked abiut this question with my grill.

The grill that you have does not have the venturi tube with the screw for
adjustment. A yellow flame can be caused by the following.
A blockage in the venturi tube or orifice. Burner rusted out. The venturi
tube may be misaligned, readjust over orifice.
A yellow flame that is one inch tall is acceptable as long as there is no
soot deposits or carbon. Some grills that have been used for a while
sometimes begin to have a yellow flame.


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