Gas Grills

A gas grill is basically a simple device, but grills can and do get balky and fail to perform properly, usually at the worst times.A breakdown is much less likely if a grill is periodically given a simple tuneup and a safety check.A typical grill consists of a storage tank for liquid propane, or LP, (bottled) gas; a valve to start and halt gas flow; a tube to deliver the gas to the burners, and an igniter to start the fires. Most LP grills are portable and have wheels.Some stationary grills use natural gas for fuel and don't have a storage tank, but the rest of the mechanism is similar to that of portable grills.