When you said not holding the unit level did you mean the propane tank or the handheld devise?
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Domyownpestcontrol.com is where I ended up going . I didnt like hot the tank screwed in sideways off the back it didnt run well always. Try the website above plus much better products and chemical shipped to your door. Goodluck
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This grill is set up to hold a standard 20lb tank on the stand below the grill body. It has a screw down that effectively holds the 20lb tank in place. By propane cylinder, I'm guessing that you're referring to the small portable tanks you might use for a small grill or lantern? You could likely buy a converter hose to attach the Char-Broil to the cylinder, but the hose alone would likely cost more than a new 20lb tank.
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I use a propane tank with mine and never tried anyother way. I love this grill and use it all the time.
1293559
pol is the way the hose is connected to tank. it doesn't use the standard barbque hose hook up.tank is 20 galllons
1193162
Not on my model- only one ledge. I found that reducing the quantity of briquettes will work so it's not so hot. Duh right? Coming from propane I've had a few burns getting the balance.
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On the 101 there is no "on&off;" switch per se.Be very sure you have fresh "c" cell batteries.Sounds to me like your propane is exhausted or not on. Make sure gas is getting to unit.
2240908
All good questions. Yes, it is a bit unstable. Not only three legs, but the quality of the base structure isn't the best. No igniter at all, you have to crack the propane open and light it manually. I use a LONG BBQ lighter. Yes, your Coleman hose will work. Hope this helps.
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I use mine in my 5th wheel camper, easy to carry around and squat makes it not tilt. I use it with my Webber Q grill, just like any propane tank, should work with a catalytic heater.
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sounds like propane in the line but not coming from the tank. Tank overflow valve may have sucked up to cut off propane.Disconnect, bounce tank (assuming it is full), to shake valve down, then turn slowly so it doesn't suck up again. Happens on the new regulation tanks with overfill valve.
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A fire wouldn't last long with a 1 lb canister. And you'd need a hose to connect to it so the propane isn't right next to the fire! Yikes! We use the 20 lb. tank with a hose connected to the fire pit. It lasts several nights. So handy to have where wood fires are not allowed.
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The sensor is dependent on flow of water. Are you sure your propane tank is not empty? Also is the unit "clicking" when you are trying to start it again? If not, you need to change the battery. Other than that, call customer service. They are very helpful and I'm sure they can get you up and running again.
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Pot is top of the line. I agree it could be that your burner will not go low enough. A flame tamer works great.
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Here is a link for more information:http://www.gasgrills1.com/gas-grills/manchester-tank-10054-5-acmeopd-vertical-lp-tank
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Yes but capacity becomes an issue. I piped 2small propane tanks togeather and use them as auxiliary air storage when I'm using a lot of air
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mines still in a shed from October so I haven't seen it in a while, but I had a problem too theres a choke and a fuel switch, play around with the fule switch. I think mine was backwards maybe or something
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So long as the 20# tank has more pressure than the 1#, the propane with flow. You wont be able to get every last bit of propane out of the 20# tank. One trick I found to help is to put the 1# cylinder in the deep freeze...or if you live in North Dakota like I do, just leave outside when its 20 below... keep the tank you are filling from inside/warm before hand and it helps to refill the tanks quickly and to a higher capacity.
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Not at all. You don't have to disconnect the tank unless it's somehow fixed in place and can't move. The hook of the gauge slips under the handle of the propane tank and then as you lift it up off of the ground, it uses the weight of the tank to determine how full it is. I use it all the time, and my tank is just off to the side of my smoker so I can just hook it on, lift it up a bit and tell how much gas I have left.