My father was having a barbecue, everything was going well everyone was drinking, laughing, and enjoying the music. When a relative noticed that the grill had stopped. No one knew why it had stopped. My dad still had some meat left to put on the grill. He started to inspect the grill and propane tank. To see where was the problem at. He found the problem it was the propane tank it was empty. No one knew how to change or install a propane tank. Only my the dad was only one that knew how to change and install a propane tank. After my dad had to change the propane tank. He was able to finish grilling the rest of the meat that was left. We were able to finish enjoying the rest of the barbecue.
Hi everyone how you all today? In this article, I will be teaching you all. How to change and install a propane tank properly. So you won’t be like my relatives that didn’t know to change and install a propane tank. I will be showing you all step by step how to change and install it properly. Also, I will be teaching you all how to tell the difference between a full tank and an empty tank. Also, I will be teaching you all how to inspect a propane tank.
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Step 1
First, we get every going to bring out everything we going to need. We going to need the propane connector and the propane tank. After we have bring out the propane tank and the propane connector. Then bring out your grill, if it’s not already out. Then we want to make sure that the grill it’s way from all flammable products. We also want to make sure that the grill cover is open.
Step 2
After we have to bring everything we need out. We going to make sure that grill is completely turn off and nothing it’s on. If you have a propane tank already install make sure that propane is completely turned off. To make sure that it’s off, turn the valve to the right side. If you don’t have a propane tank install and you have a new one that’s not installed make sure that has a blue cap on.
Step 3
After you have checked the grill and propane tank. Now you are ready to install and uninstall your propane tank. To install a new propane tank first remove the blue cap. Then we going to connect the propane tank to the grill. In order to connect the propane tank to the grill, you going to need to connect. The propane connector to the propane tank’s part that looks like the end of a water hose. Make it nice and tight. If you have a propane tank already install and you trying to uninstall it you just need to unscrew it. If your grill doesn’t have a propane connector you just screw the propane connector to the grill.
Step 4
After you have connected your propane tank to the grill. Now we going to inspect it to make sure doesn’t have any leaks. In order to check for no leaks you want to twist the valve from propane to the left. Once you do that you be able to smell if there are no leaks or wasn’t tight enough. Also, you want to double check if the propone tank it’s connected all the way. And also double-check if the propane connector it’s all way connected. This is how you connect a propane tank to the grill properly. To check if your propane tank is full or empty. You going to feel the weight of it because one is heavier and other it’s lighter.
