Possible Causes
- Flat battery (some models only)
- LPG models: Gas bottle is turned off or empty
- Natural gas models: Low or no gas supply in your home
- Igniter tips are dirty or blocked
How to Fix
- If there is no spark when you press the ignition button, check or replace the battery.
- LPG models: Check that the gas bottle is turned on and not empty.
- Natural gas models: Try another gas appliance in your home to confirm the supply. If all appliances are affected, contact your gas provider.
- Make sure the grill is cool. Remove the top grates and check for a visible spark at the igniter tips when pressing the ignition button.
- If thereís still no spark, clean the igniter tips gently with a dry cloth or soft brush to remove grease or buildup, then try again.
Helpful Tips
- Replace the ignition battery annually or if you notice weak or inconsistent sparking.
- Always check that the gas supply is turned on before lighting the grill.
- Clean igniters regularly to maintain reliable lighting.
- Have your model details ready when you book a service to speed up support.