Outside grill not working

[djinva]

My 5th wheel has an outside grill that uses a quick disconnect port. It was working perfectly, next day it won't get hot enough. Something is restricting the flow. Stove and oven inside work fine. The hose is not stopped up. The grill is clean no obstructions. Any ideas?
Thanks

 

[Holdmybeer]

My 5th wheel has an outside grill that uses a quick disconnect port. It was working perfectly, next day it won't get hot enough. Something is restricting the flow. Stove and oven inside work fine. The hose is not stopped up. The grill is clean no obstructions. Any ideas?
Thanks

What was the wind like?

 

[Wemustrv]

Do you have a separate regulator on your grill? I would check that if you do. FYI, I had a similar setup with my blackstone and I did not use a separate regulator as LP from the main tank was correct.

 

[djinva]

It does have a separate regulator. Wind was up, today is not as windy but still not hot enough.

 

[Scooterfan]

Regulator issues in my humble opinion. Often the ones that come with appliances are "cheap" and close down for a variety of "non-essential" reasons. I would replace the regulator with one recommended by the "industry". Blessings

 

[djinva]

Thanks

 

[dave54]

You only need one regulator in the system. There is a regulator on the propane bottles, and you said there is one at the grill.
If so, remove the regulator from the grill and hook the low pressure propane line direct.

You can get parts from almost any hardware store to have a quick connect regulator at the grill, in case you ever need to hook the grill up to a separate bottle. Most of the time you use the RV propane supply, though. IIRC I used a separate bottle exactly once.