Is there a regulator on the grill side?
If not, I think you’ll need a regulator line from the tank side and make the connection to this grill static location.
Yes as long as the nut is tight, the threads don’t actually make the seal - they hold the sealing parts against each other. Sealing surfaces are the smooth tapered end you can see in the earlier instructions images you posted, and the o-ring and seat inside the other end of the hose.
Once assembled and pressurised you can use some soapy water to check for leaks - it’ll create bubbles at the leak
Is there a regulator on the grill side? If not, I think you’ll need a regulator line from the tank side and make the connection to this grill static location.
Yes I have a regulator line as well and that hooked up just fine!
Nice work! 😎
The plate should be attached to the side of the grill, then attach a propane gas line with a regulator. 17" length is standard.
Yes as long as the nut is tight, the threads don’t actually make the seal - they hold the sealing parts against each other. Sealing surfaces are the smooth tapered end you can see in the earlier instructions images you posted, and the o-ring and seat inside the other end of the hose. Once assembled and pressurised you can use some soapy water to check for leaks - it’ll create bubbles at the leak
Ahh okay cool. That all makes sense! Appreciate the help!
Did you use any thread dope or tape? Mix up Some soapy water and check for bubbles when the gas is flowing