Fuel-Specific Main Burner Valves for Allegra Grills
Product Description
The Allegra main burner gas valve controls gas flow to one of the grill’s primary cooking burners. It is used to replace a compatible valve that is damaged, leaking, stuck, or no longer controlling the burner correctly.
Propane and natural gas grills require different valve versions. Select R-AL-VAL-B-LP for a propane grill or R-AL-VAL-B-NG for a natural gas grill. Replacing the valve does not convert the grill from one fuel type to another.
Key Features
- Controls gas flow to a main cooking burner
- Separate versions for propane and natural gas configurations
- Includes an igniter as listed in the BPD product record
- Main burner component rather than a rotisserie burner valve
Compatible Applications
These valves are listed for select Allegra grills that use the corresponding main burner valve and fuel configuration. A complete model and production-year fitment list is not available in the manufacturer's documentation reviewed.
Fitment and Ordering Notes
- Propane grills: Select part R-AL-VAL-B-LP.
- Natural gas grills: Select part R-AL-VAL-B-NG.
- Check the grill’s rating plate before ordering. The replacement valve must match the fuel type for which the grill is regulated and orificed.
- Do not use either valve as a propane-to-natural-gas or natural-gas-to-propane conversion part.
- This listing is for a main burner valve. It is not the separate valve used for an Allegra rotisserie burner.
- One valve assembly is supplied per order. The number of main burner valves installed varies by grill model.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Allegra Outdoor Kitchen Products |
| Product Type | Main burner gas valve |
| Propane Part Number | R-AL-VAL-B-LP |
| Natural Gas Part Number | R-AL-VAL-B-NG |
| Burner Position | Main cooking burner |
| Fuel Options | Propane or natural gas: select the matching version |
| Includes | One main burner valve with an igniter |
| Package Quantity | One valve assembly |
Installation Notes
Gas valve replacement should be performed by a qualified service technician. Shut off the grill’s gas supply before service. After installation, all disturbed fittings and connections must be checked for leaks with a soap-and-water solution before the grill is operated. Never test for a gas leak with an open flame.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do if I smell gas near the grill controls?
Shut off the gas supply, extinguish any open flame, and open the grill lid. Do not operate or service the grill until the source of the leak has been found and corrected. If the odor continues, contact the gas supplier or a qualified gas technician.