Lynx L27PSR3 Owner's Manual

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…

wait a few seconds and 

relite a burner. 

 

► Bulk lp cylinder users

Bulk lp cylinder lines must 

be properly regulated.
ensure that you are using 

a 4/11 appliance regulator 

supplied by lynx and 

converted to lp gas. also 

ensure that you do not have 

more than one regulator in 

line.

 

► supply line

ensure that the supply line is 

at least 3/4” inside diameter 

or 1” outside diameter. 

 

► checK line pRessuRe

natural gas inlet pressure 

should be at least 7” w.c. 

and manifold pressure not 

less that 4” w.c. under full 

load (with all burners on.) 

 

► checK BuRneRs foR 

BlocKages

 

► checK flame chaR-

acteRistics. 

(see indeX: 

“flame, correct size” )

 

► clean oR adJust aiR 

shutteR 

(see indeX: “air 

shutter adjustment.”

no paRt of the gRill 

should eVeR Be lined 

with aluminum foil.  

doing so will interfere with 

airflow and can cause a low 

heat condition.
ensure that you’ve preheated 

the main burners for at 

least 10 to 15 minutes with 

the hood closed and the 

prosear™ 2 burner for 3 

minutes. 
proper leveling during instal-

lation is critical.  a grill that is 

out of level will cause erratic 

burner combustion and inef-

ficient, uneven heating.  A 

carpenter’s spirit level should 

be used to level the grill both 

front-to-back and side-to-side.
If the low heat problem 

 

► checK the gas supply 

line siZing ReQuiRe-

ments.

 

► checK the gas supply 

line foR KinKs oR 

damage.  

Replace any damaged 

supply lines.  

 

► checK the RegulatoR

make sure that the regulator 

& hose assembly is the one 

designed for and supplied 

A yellow flame on the main 

burners indicates a lack of air.  

But, if the air around the grill 

is dusty or if heavy grease is 

present, some orange tips on 

the burner flame are normal.

 

► adJust the aiR shutteR

To adjust for insufficient air, 

adjust the air shutter. 

(see 

indeX: “air shutter adjustment” for 

further details.)

with your lynx grill and that 

it is correctly set up for the 

type of fuel you are using. 

(see indeX: “Regulator conver-

sion” for further details.)

 

the hose and regulator 

provided by lynx must be 

used if your grill is set-up for 

an lp gas cylinder.
check that there is no 

physical pressure being 

applied to the regulator 

attached to the back of the 

grill. the regulator contains 

a flexible diaphragm and 

should not be allowed to 

touch the grill body or its 

surroundings. 

 

► checK foR oBstRuc-

tions

ensure that the burners and 

drip tray are clean and free 

from obstructions. 

 

► is the cylindeR 

almost empty?  

almost-empty cylinders may 

not have sufficient pressure 

to run the burners at high 

heat. 

 

► haVe the line 

pRessuRe checKed By 

a Qualified techni-

cian 

(see indeX: “gas 

Requirements” for further 

details.)

 

► flow limiting deVice

improper lighting proce-

dures may have activated 

the LP cylinder’s flow control 

device, reducing the heat 

output. 
To reset the flow control:

 

…

shut off all burner 

controls and close the lp 

cylinder valve.

 

…

wait 30 seconds and, 

very slowly, reopen the 

cylinder valve.  

wind hitting the grill while in 

use, especially winds blowing 

into or across the hood gap 

from behind, can cause poor 

performance and in some 

cases can cause the control 

panel to get dangerously hot.
steady or 

gusty winds 

can prevent 

the normal 

exhaust of hot 

gases. locate 

your grill away from prevail-

ing winds and avoid grilling in 

windy conditions.