Weber Q - not your usual Regulator issue...
We've owned our Weber Q1200 since 2014. It's been a great little grill. I used it twice yesterday. The first time all was well. The second time, I noticed oil dripping out of the Regulator. The r...
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SoundGuy wrote:mgirardo wrote:
Should I just buy a new regulator or try a new tank of propane?
Weber regulators are expensive and unreliable, I've replaced mine on each of 3 Weber Qs I've owned. The first replacement was covered by Weber but second time around it wasn't so I instead bought an inexpensive regulator at Lowes along with adapters to fit it all together, as illustrated in 2 pics starting here. Click on "i" at the top right of any pic for a text description.
Same here. Last year I had to replace the regulator on my Weber Genesis II series grill (grill wouldn't light due to no propane flow) and just two weeks ago I replaced the regulator and also the burner on my five year old Weber Q2000 grill (Very little propane flow causing only a small flame). Parts aren't cheap but worth the money to me.
