How Do You Adjust The Propane Tank Regulator On A Gas Grill?
A propane regulator is the most important part of a propane gas system. The regulator is not a gas flow valve, but rather it keeps the interior pressure of the propane at a safe operating level. Gas grills use low BTU single-stage regulators and are normally fixed in between the propane bottle and the grill. The grill regulators have a vent installed that helps to adjust pressure. The position of this vent is critical to the overall operation of the propane system. Adjusting the regulator to the correct position can be done with little difficulty when following the appropriate guidelines. Turn the gas valve off completely on the top of the propane bottle. This will ensure proper safety. Use a wrench to fit the hex on the regulator. All gas grills operate from a propane tank using a single-stage regulator. The regulator can only be adjusted to the appropriate position, or completely removed. Turn the bolt until the regulator vent points at the ground. The regulator vent must be complete
