To prevent excessive gas build-up, when using a match, always light the match before turning on the gas. If the barbeque is equipped with an electronic igniter, follow the directions on the control panel.

Both propane and natural gas flames should be mostly blue with yellow tips. If the flame is mostly yellow, do not use the barbeque. Contact BBQ Experts.

Prevent grease from dripping onto the hoses or cylinder. Grease build-up is a fire hazard.

If your BBQ flame isn’t at its full potential, there could be a result of one or many reasons including :

Never store extra propane cylinders under or near your barbeque. Excess heat may overpressure the cylinder and cause it to release propane from the cylinder relief valve.

Make sure children stay away from the barbeque.

Never use a barbeque indoors; doing so causes a build-up of poisonous carbon monoxide gas.

After barbequing, make sure the barbeque is turned off and the burner flames are out. Also make sure the gas supply is turned off and the lid is closed.