BGA132-BI
DCS BGA132-BI Built-In Burner Repair
Most common issues on this model
- Burner failing to light after rain
- Burner cap corroded
- Lid missing or bent
- Flame yellow at the edges
The BGA132-BI is a built-in professional side burner from the BGA generation, an older model. Its guide also covers the BGA131, BGA132, and BGA131-BI, so the number on your label is what tells us which unit you have.
A built-in side burner lives outdoors beside the grill, so most calls are weather related. When it will not light, we check for water in the well, then the ports and cap for corrosion, and finally the ignitor. A yellow-edged flame means the gas and air are not mixing well, usually from dirty ports.
A missing or bent lid is more than cosmetic, because it leaves the burner open to rain. On an older BGA unit some parts are scarce, so we look at what can be had before we start. The price is in writing before work, and any gas line change goes to a licensed plumber.
Key features
- Built-in professional side burner
- From the BGA generation
- One guide covers BGA131, BGA132 and BGA131-BI
- Older DCS model
Error codes this model can show
Why is my side burner flame yellow?
Yellow edges mean the gas is not mixing well with air, usually because ports are dirty or the cap is out of place. We clean and reseat it, then check the flame again.
How do I know whether I have a BGA131 or a BGA132?
The data label carries the full number. One guide covers several related units, so we read the label before ordering parts to avoid sending the wrong cap.
Is it worth fixing an old side burner?
Often it is, because the repair is usually a cleaning, a cap, or an ignitor. We check parts first and tell you plainly if a repair would cost more than it is worth.
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