There is an external propane connection at the rear of my 21RBSS for a grille or whatever. When I connect my grille and open the shutoff valve, gas flows, but has no pressure. Not enough to cook. The grille is fine using other hookups, so it's not the grille. Has anyone seen this or have an idea what the deal us?
NYSUPstater
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Just curious, does the oven draw more gas than the inside stove? We;'ve found that when trying to use the oven, it just won't stay on while the stove top will. Almost seems like you need a full bottle of gas but IMO shouldn't make a difference. Your opinion please?
Sounds like the regulator is defective or the gas pressure from the regulator is set to low.
As others have mentioned, it sounds like a gas flow problem.
There might be a flame adjustment screw for the oven, but I doubt it. Heck it could even be a faulty temperature valve for the oven itself, again I doubt that.
Has it ever worked properly?
Does the water heater and furnace function properly? Answering those questions with a yes might point a finger at the oven itself.
And if you choose to just change out the regulator they are around $50 online
Peace
Dave
There might be a flame adjustment screw for the oven, but I doubt it. Heck it could even be a faulty temperature valve for the oven itself, again I doubt that.
Has it ever worked properly?
Does the water heater and furnace function properly? Answering those questions with a yes might point a finger at the oven itself.
And if you choose to just change out the regulator they are around $50 online
Peace
Dave
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