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Dimensions in parentheses are in
millimeters unless otherwise specified.
WOLF TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION
B
urner will not light
L
ack of gas or crimped hose. Check air shutter adjustment,
Blockage in burners, burner (see page 8).
ports, orifice/valve or hose. Check gas supply.
Regulator failure. Clean orifice and burner.
Improper burner location/ Check regulator to be sure vent
v
enturi not over orifice. hole points down, (see page 8).
No spark. Check igniter battery.
Battery dead.
Burner lights with
Obstructed burner causing Clear burner obstruction.
match, but will not light
lean fuel mixture. Check igniter battery.
with ignition button
Broken ignition electrode.
Damaged ignition or wire.
If a spark appears in the box,
the ignition system is operating.
No spark, terminal disconnected
from electronic ignition.
Battery dead.
Yellow flame
Rich air mixture. Check air shutter adjustment,
Broken ignition electrode. (see page 8).
Incomplete burner flame
Clogged, broken or Needs cleaning. Check air shutter
worn-out burner. adjustment, (see page 8).
Plugged orifice. Check orifices.
Flame blows out in
Lack of gas supply. Check gas supply.
the wind
Partly clogged orifice or Clean orifice and burner.
burner tube. Provide a wind break.
Burner pops and
Broken burner or Check burners and air shutter
blows out
fuel mixtur
e too lean.
adjustment, (see page 8).
Lack of heat
Partly blocked orifice or burner. Clean orifice and burner.
Low gas or dirty regulator vent. Check gas supply.
Incorrectly installed radiant. Verify triangle cut-out is
toward back.
T
oo much heat
Damaged orifice or no orifice.
Check orifices.
Unauthorized regulator Check regulator adjustment.
adjustment.
V
erify that triangle cut-out is
Incorrectly installed radiant. toward back.
Excessive flar
e-up
Build-up of gr
ease on Clean internal parts, including
internal parts. grill tank bottom.
Overload from fatty meats or
excessive cooking temperature.
Uneven heat
Improper radiant orientation. Check for correct radiant
orientation.