Simple way to light a griddle suffering from propane over pressurization.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2019
- We figured out a pretty easy way to resolve over pressurization of a propane regulator on a gas griddle or grill. We first tried bleeding the tank, shaking the tank,,, kicking and swearing at the tank.... None of it worked... This technique worked better. We are sure lots of people already know this but in case you did not we figured we would post a video on it.
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We've used this griddler for a variety of items including steak, fish, vegetables th-cam.com/users/postUgkxMcXT6_MuT0hB3ejyGQQHaeof9bwoWPUf and mushrooms and it's been great! Gets that great smokey flavor when using high heat or sear. The grill works amazingly simple and very low smoke for what it is. Heat gets up fairly quick, especially on closed position. The griddler side is fairly simple, better for eggs and pancakes rather than any cooking. Use the flat plates with the grill side if needed.Cleanup is easy and having heat on both sides is great for cooking a large amount or panini press.This definitely gets hot though so be careful with the sides.
Same thing happened to my 22. Turning nobs off and disconnecting the tank from the hose for 30 seconds, then connect the hose and slowly open the propane until fully open. Now light up the grill like normal. Thanks for the videos!
Thanks for the great advice. U allowed me to cook breakfast for my wife this morning.
Ok, you have provided something useful to the world of TH-cam, Well Done!
I have tons of experience with propane, decades. Yet, I have never suffered over pressurization.
I have just purchased a Razor by Blue Rhino and on the second fire, nothing but low and SLOW.
You made sense and I went right out to try the technique! You saved me, Thank You.
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Same, just got a razor griddle but couldn’t get it to get hot for some reason. Followed the instructions on this video and it’s been working flawlessly, thanks you!
I've had this happen a few times starting a couple years ago. I looked it up online to fix it. It sure is nice to know this when you need it. Great video Nate
Happened again to us just this past weekend. You would think they would come out with a fix
just purchased my 22" from walmart as well. First time i lit the burners i had the same issue. very small flame, i knew there was an issue when 20 minutes in on high there was no discoloration of the griddle. I unhooked the line, blew in both sides thinking there was something blocking the flow. i reconnected and WOW. Finally getting the right amount of heat. i was going to call Blackstone the next day to have them send me a new regulator. Then i started seeing these videos about the valve and tripping the safety gate in the regulator. I am very happy with the grill, been cooking on it the last 2 days. i will try your method on my next camp trip. thanks for sharing.
Sorry for the delay in replying. Now that you have been using it for a couple months is it working as planned?
This totally worked!!! Brand new 22’ and I couldn’t get it started. Took some fiddling with the knobs but the slow open of the tank and little bleed off with the buttons did the trick!! Thank you!!!
Excellent!
This video just saves me some frustration. Thanks boys!!!!
I just got a blackstone and was so disappointed but your trick helped a ton, thanks!
Life saver! I almost threw my griddle off the deck.
Glad we could help SAm.... it is an aggravating quirk of the 22. cook on! -n
@@TheGriddleGuys This is the info BS should give its customers. Their customer service is terrible. They even stop responding to my emails.
I’m still having difficulty. BS that a standard tank keeps tripping the reg.
@@bobbGSP
Amazon .... shine star adjustable propane regulator
JC Alpha nice thx. Good to know. My problem ended up being a defective hose. Got another one and it worked fine!
Tips and tricks! Thanks for sharing.
Great to know. Thanks for that tip and fix.
This worked perfect..thanks!!
Two thumbs from Michigan. Thank you
After 4 videos I found yours 👍💯 thank you 😊
Thanks phi! We love the feedback! N
Worked! Thanks so much
You fixed my troubles!!! Thanks
Life saver is right. Thank you so much. I could not get my new griddle to light. Your procedure worked perfect. I am now cooking with gas. 😀
Glad it helped! Griddle on Dan! - C
I have the dubious honor of being old enough to get the reference in your last line.
After watching several clips on this I figured out to spray compressed air through griddle inlet and through the regulator hose both ways should’ve done that first now the brand new griddle works great
Nice tip, thanks.
Big fan of the channel, thinking of getting a 22 to take camping and such but was wondering if you guys ever made a video fully reviewing this? Can't seem to find one
Thank you for that information I have the same griddle and I was having big trouble with it getting hot first time I used it I loved it after that I could not get it hard
Happy we could help! Thanks for commenting!
You are the best!
The pressure regulator was designed with the small bottles in mind. not the big tanks. There are adapter hoses with a regulator built into it and the double regulator setup should work fine as the first regulator knocks down the pressure to something the original one can handle. Grill on!!
I second this
Thank you! I have the same problem! You fixed it for me!
Glad wec ould help!
smart thinking thanks
Thanks! We had the same problem out of the box. Good info to know.
Glad it helped
just bought this one, still in box , thank you for the video!!
Nice! Your going to be happy with it! It's well built,,, maybe too much. The stand could be used to support a car! Hey just a thought, about 3 times now I have emptied and washed the grease trap, then forgot to put it back and cooked. Left a nice puddle of grease.... Don't be like me LOL. Enjoy bud and thanks for checking out the video! -N
I'm glad I saw this video too as I just took mine out of the box yesterday. I was planning on seasoning it this weekend but the weather isn't cooperating so will probably wait until later next week. Should I use the smaller propane canisters for the seasoning or would I be ok to hook it up to a big tank? Thanks
@@shakkers go with the big one and congrads on your purchase!
I was having the same problem so thanks for sharing.
Glad it helped. Ty-J
Thanks for this was about to chuck my brand new griddle
Aggravating situation no doubt. Ironically this just happened to my dad the other day,,, he was pissed and apparantly never watched our video LOL. gotta get on him to be a better supporter LOL. Happy New Year Brad and thanks for subbing! -N
Thank you
Thank you! My family can eat tonight!
That metal tank igniter tubing hanging off the side would drive me absolute bonkers while cooling. It’s so in the way. I’m glad the 36” isn’t like that.
Thank you for sharing your tricks. I purchased a BlueRhino Razor, same issue. I ended up throwing it away in less than 4 months. The issue happened whether I used a 1lb or 20lbs tank. Dont waste your money.
Hi Chingo,,, Did you ever end up getting another griddle or just give up on them all together? -N
@@TheGriddleGuys I gave up. I think it is an issue of the 1Lb systems. I know other people who have a 20Lb tank system and works fine.
Thank you sure need your help.
thanks i don't suppose you would know of a chart of what tempature something should be cooked. on the griddle i just used mine first time tonight it wAs fun but kinda rough
If u look online, it says don't open tank wide open
That's what caused the over pressure shuttoff safety to kick in. Once I discovered this, I cut my tank on just 1/4 turn and have for the last year with no problem and it's a 4 burner and has no problem with all 4 on
Dude hell yeah I was about to throw my grill away and buy another
Thanks
cool thanks
Thank you so much
No problem, glad we could help. -N
I have the same model and the regulators are the problem. According to Blackstone, if they sense a leak, it will go into a low flow for safety.. I did a warranty replacement on my first regulator. I also did a similar video a few months back 👍🏻
Any ideas on my how to fix my 36? The flame looks like it is the right size but the griddle isn't getting as hot as it should. I also get alot of red-ish dust that build up on the shelf. Not sure if this is rust or some by-product of a propane/burner issue.
Thanks for commenting! -N
I had a similar problem with my 36 inch griddle with full 20# cylinders. I could run those half filled 20# cylinders from Walmart or local grocery stores, but if I put on a cylinder filled by loacal LP company, it would completely overload the regulator and shut down the griddle. I now have a big dual stage regulator on my big Blackstone and it works fine with either type of tank. My local LP company boys did a bang up job fixing my griddle. My old regulator would turn into a block of ice if connected to a fully filled 20# cylinder. Not any more. It did not happen on my 17 inch griddle when I connected it to a new 20# cylinder. It also works fine on 1# cylinders but when I refill them I keep them under 920 grams.
Hi John, I had to go look up what a dual stage regulator was. I had no idea such a thing existed. It's very helpful info... thank you for sharing!!! 👍 -N
@@TheGriddleGuys I could send you a picture if you want. It keeps filled tanks from slugging the griddle with liquid gas. The regulator that came with my 36 inch griddle would turn into a block of ice and shut down my griddle. They also put a spin on connector on my regulator, so I can connect it to the tank as before. I did not have a similar problem with my 17 inch griddle when I connected it to a full 20# cylinder. I tried working with Blackstone but those idiots want you to jump through their hoop to get any support. The handle on my hamburger smasher broke, due to bad welds, and I contacted them. I do not jump through hoops. I just welded the damn thing back together. As you can tell I am not some idiot that fell off the turnip truck that went through town last week. I get things done and do not waste a lot of time doing it.
I have a blue rhino razor 36" with 3 burners and a right side sear. The left burner and right side sear will lite but the two middle burners wont lite. Any ideas?
Bought the Blackstone hose adapter and have not had any problems with it.
My Blackstone would not light up or at best get little gas flow. I tried everything suggested here and elsewhere. But then it occurred that it may be the same thing that happened years ago on my gas grill. Insect nest in the gas line! Probably a spider cocoon....I took a tie wrap and fed it through the gas connection, twirled it around a few times and presto...FIRE! PS...Don't forget to put the little black cap on the gas feeder when you are done cooking... (That's how they get in.)
Nice! Love hearing a success story! Thanks for watching and for sharing!
I thought my hose was shot, this video helped me.
Good deal. Glad to hear and ty for commenting-J
Gotta give this a try I just stick one of those long lighters to turn on
Thanks almost returned mine haha
Glad I could help and what a stinking pain lol. Griddle on friend! -N
I had this issue, and I have the 20# tank with its own regulator, and it plumbs directly in, not through the mini tank regulator. So it's not (only) caused by the tiny regulator.
How did you fix yours? - C
My regulator is freezing up. Changed 1lb. bottles and same problem. Also, the bottles gave off bursts of gas when disconnecting. It is brand new. Any tips?
See if BS will send u a new regulator. The blast of propane when disconnecting is normal It's the pressure built up in the line and hose.
I just bought one but what’s happening to mine is too much propane is coming out. Should I just close the valve some.
call blackstone customer service and request a new regulator. The regulators are kinda low quality. I have replaced a few already. that sounds possibly hazardous. BS has been pretty good with replacing them for me. -N
I have a 22” and a 36”
The 22” is a pain in the ass. These things just need to work without all this hassle.
I'm planning to purchase the 36" soon. I have a direct propane line on my back porch from a 250 gallon tank that supplies my home. Has anyone tried this and will it work? I have a gas clothes dryer,stovetop,water heater and central heat that run off this tank.
Jeff does that and yes it works fine. I would have some form of a shutuff for when griddle 8s not in use. Would stink to have a leak and lose a ton of gas you had to pay for. N
@@TheGriddleGuys Thanks!! Yes definitely I have a shutoff valve that will be turned off when not in use. Love y'alls channel guys!!
Pain in the a^% to keep messing with it. buy an adjustable regulator hose on amazon for $13, and an adapter for the blackstone for $10. Works like a champ, and you can get that flame like a rocket engine if you want. Best $ I ever spent on my blackstone
Good to know! Thanks for the tip! - C
Its bs that we even have to do this
I agree
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Glad I found ur video I was just about to kick this grill across the street with the meat on it.
Did it work? - C
Yes it works now! video helpful
Suggestion, rotate your griddle 180* so the side shelf is to the left & get full use of your side shelf. 99% of the setups I see are wasting the side shelf functionality.
Agreed Ben. Nate and I realized the same thing with our 22". Good call. - C
Every time you turn on a newly connected tank, on anything, open the valve slowly. If the gas flows too quickly (which it would do until the hose is pressurized), it will trigger the wonderful safety mechanism. This also prevents the flow if the valve is accidentally opened or a hose breaks or anything. And, don't open the valve with the burners on, that'll trigger it too. The only reason this worked in this video is you opened the valve slowly. If it does get triggered just shut off the tank for a second and then open it slowly again.
Agreed Bill. Thanks for your input. - C
This is not working for me. I hear no gas when I turn the tank valve on.
Put the blackstone 22 on that quad and grill off that!
We plan to do that in the very near future! We are hoping to do a cook at the top of a mountain we climb using the ATVs :-) Thanks for commenting!
You don’t have to have the gas lines open while opening the tank, just make sure you open the propane tank very slowly and it won’t trigger the safety valve in the regulator.
I have the same griddle btw.
I got one Wal-Mart and it will not light at all and they will not take it back because it my house worming gift so I am stick with they over size papers waite I an so mad that it dont work
Maybe a bad valve? Can you hear/smell the gas? That really stinks! Sorry for your troubles. - C
There is nothing wrong with the regulator if it works with a 1 pound bottle it will work with any size propane tank.
The problem is the hose connector at the 20 pound bottle. There is a built-in check valve that is supposed to stop the propane from escaping from the bottle if the hose ruptures.
The small 1 pound bottles that are being used have the same pressure in them as a 20 pound bottle. The bottle size doesn't matter. Propane has the same vapor pressure in any container it is stored in. At 70 degrees F. you will have 110# of pressure and at 80 degrees F. you will have 128# of pressure no matter the size of the bottle.
Good info. Ty tjrobil
I’m an idiot I thought it has been the tanks
You would think with such a common problem they would have put out something on the Blackstone website 🙄. Ty for commenting-J