replace gas valve, / gas adjustment
1637824
valve is plug n play, no adjustment. Propane dosn't put out as many BTU's in cold weather.
1637825
We ordered two weber Q replacement values. Both were easy to install and the result was a great improvement to flame and temperature. This is a must have for anyone with and older weber Q.
446237
Make sure your existing gasket that goes under this valve is intact. I had to buy a new gasket . Then liberally lube with silicone grease and screw the cover down.
104651
Remove the original coupler Take a 1/2 inch reducer to 3/8 or 1/4 And start with standard valves and quik couplers
1040376
Don't over tighten. The gaskets start out new and tight and after a while wear down which will make it easier. Then, depending how much you use your machine, they need to be replaced.
2218012
I suppose you are referring to the valve, then you need to change the valve. Also check the rubber ring - the gasket. You may need to replace that as well.
2257728
gas line to the pilot comes off. but the other line no.. its best to replace the whole thing. if its rusty and you you cant get it off you may have to make a new bracket to hold it.
2206835
The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck.
1452488
Always vent a little. Have a professional do the install unless you already have prepared gas outlet.
2206836
The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck. The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do... » Read More The way these come out of the box the factory adjustment is set to stop the valve short of fully opening on the hot side. Simple solution: 1. Remove cap from handle end and remove the phillips head screw inside to take off the handle. 2. Remove the torx head screw that is inside the valve stem. Then you be able to pull out the out the plastic adjustment ring to move it a couple of clicks to the left for hotter water. Grab it by the triangular piece to pull it out and re-seat it. 3. Put everything back together in the order of removal. The whole process takes less than 5 minutes to do yourself. I believe the torx head screw is 15, if I remember correctly. Good luck. « Show Less
1792700
I'd leave the gas in, and add sta-bil. Haven't got my Durostar yet, but I assume there's a clamp at an inline filter and carburetor you could undo.
1421601
I bought one of these carbs, bolted it on and it has worked great. Didn't make one adjustment. Sounds to me like you have a issue with fuel maybe getting to the carb. Normally what was thought to be too much fuel ends up being the exact opposite. Try taking the gas cap off and starting the machine. Maybe vapor lock? Check fuel filter if there is one, that it is not clogged. Collapsed fuel line? Is the bowl on the carb full of gas when the machine shuts off? Oh and to answer your question, the screw is most likely a idle air screw that can be adjusted to set idle speeds on the carb.
880188
http://www.absak.com/catalog/index.php/cPath/24_78_84Be sure to replace all of the gaskets and do nor over tighten the four nuts on the end of the pump. I have delt whit these folks for several years, and found them to be fast and fair.
1063981
Sorry. I have not had to replace the valve yet. I ordered it as a "just in case".
1888226
Yes you van. But it will need adjustments that the gas company can provide for you.
1614021
Hi Cindy,Yes, you should be able to adjust your pressure relief valve. We would like to chat with you to try to resolve this issue. Can you please contact our product support team at (800) 822-7933 or productsupport@zodiac.com?Thanks so much for reaching out. Talk to you soon!Best,JuliePolaris
2100545
I got a video on you tube to fix it and it was really super easy. One purge valve is under the hood and one is inside the gas cap. It's amazing how good my truck runs after replacing as mine was an intermittent problem.
366964
You can but you may need to use two cartridges of gas to get the results you are used to. I don't leave the gas cartridges screwed in. Pointless with the stop valve. don't forget to shake it each time you use it.