How to Connect a Propane Tank to a Gas Grill
If you are craving that flame-broiled taste but you are out of propane, follow this advice to heat up that grill in a snap.
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You Will Need
- A grill with a gas connection
- A propane tank
Steps
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Never light a grill with the cover closed. Always open the cover first.
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Step 1
Remove empty tank
Make sure the gas valve is closed and unscrew the hose to remove the empty tank.
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Step 2
Remove cover
Tear the perforated seal on the tank's bottle valve to remove the protective cover.
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Bottle attachments vary. Refer to your grill's installation instructions.
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Step 3
Secure gas hose
Connect the grill's gas hose to the new propane tank. Push the coupler into the valve and hand tighten the knob.
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Step 4
Open the valve
Turn the bottle gas valve to the open position. Then light the grill and start cooking.
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