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EMPTYING THE GREASE/WATER TRAY:
The grease tray should be cleaned after every use. The tray is equipped with a drain cap that can be
removed to drain the water/ grease mixture from the tray.
WARNING:
The tray gets extremely hot when the grill is operating. Empty the tray only when
the grill is cool. Before using the grill is a good time to empty the tray.
Pull the tray forward so that the drain cap is clear of the front of the appliance. Place a bucket under
the cap and slowly remove the drain cap. The water gas mixture in a full tray will flow outward at first
so ensure the bucket is positioned to capture the contents. Once emptied, replace the drain cap and
remove the tray completely to wipe out any excess grease.
For residential grills, with the grease tray removed, next remove the grease deflector. Pull it
out and wipe down any grease that has deposited on the deflector. Once cleaned, place the
grease deflector back in place ensuring it is pushed all the way to the back of the fire box. Re-
install the grease tray ensuring the drain cap is tightened. Install the grease tray with
approximately three inches of the tray exposed and fill the tray with approximately one inch of
water. Once filled, push the tray into place ensuring that it is positioned all the way to the stop
at the back of the fire box.
Troubleshooting
The troubleshooting tips here are for general information only. The information may
save you the trouble of a service call. If your grill requires service, contact Crown Verity
customer service at 1-888-505-7240.
GRILL WON’T LIGHT:
The grill/side burners are equipped with an electronic ignition system. To check if the system is
working try the following:
•
Do you hear a rapid clicking noise when you press and hold the electronic ignition button? If
there is no clicking, or the clicking is slow or faint, replace the ignition batteries (See INDEX:
“Caring for Your Grill” for further details).
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If you do hear rapid clicking, but the grill won’t light with the electronic ignition, try
manually lighting the grill (See INDEX: “Lighting Your Grill” for further details). If the unit
does not light manually, there may not be any gas getting to the burners. Turn the grill
control knobs to the OFF position. Confirm that the grill is connected to the gas supply, that
the main gas supply is on, or that the LP cylinder is not empty.
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