Sunbeam Innovo Thermo Twin GB2100 Questions & Answers
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can it directly connect to type 1 home gas bayonet? or need an adaptor
I have recently received a Sunbeam Innovo GB 2100 from my brother, but unfortunately there are no instructions, etc. available. Could someone tell me if this model can be converted to town gas, and if so, what are the specifications ?? to be supplied to a qualified gas fitter for the conversion. Bob T
If you're switching from bottle gas to 'mains' (town?) Gas, all you normally need to do is switch out the gas 'jets'. They're a tiny inset that live at the gas delivery point between the regulator delivery pipe and the actual gas burner. If you go to any BBQ store, they normally sell them for about $7 a pop. You'll also need to change your regulator hose to a mains connection.
Thanks Nick - I'm away from home until early July. Will activate your suggestion upon return & let you know the result. Once again, thank you for your prompt response, Robert Taylor
we need part for the GB211 it is GB21112 are Bunnings have parts i.e. heat defuser
Where can I buy the cover?
Hi Richard, If you go to big warehouse spares attached external link you will find any spare parts available. Thanks
Part Number 1640303 Description Hood ( GB2100 - HOOD ) Could you please confirm that this is what is needed to cover and protect the whole BBQ unit. Thx
Hi Richard, Yes that sounds correct but when I clicked on the part its unfortuntely a discontinued line. So sorry maybe even try ebay. Thanks
Do you need to use coals using the webber
This isn't a webber - but works just like one. They're Gas based - LPG or you could change the jets to use off the mains. To answer your question - they don't use coals
Hi Steve, The GB2100 is a gas barbeque - do not use coals. Thanks
The Igniter does not spark.....can it be repaired and is there a coy near cremorne that could do the job.....your help will be appreciated Terry
Hi Terry, If you visit our website external link & scroll to the end of the page & click on service agents this will direct you to any in your area they should be able to assist you. Thanks
where does drip tray sit in sunbeam GB2100
Thanks hansorf
Directly underneath, like any Webber BBQs. Its very low profile, so hard to see it.
Hi Can I replace the gas jets with natural gas jets so I can plug into residential natural gas ? Thanks Loreto
Hi Kevin, Can you tell us is if there are Natural gas jets instead of LPG jets for the Sunbeam Innovo Thermo Twin BBQ, please.
I know we don't sell this BBQ anymore, just need to know if we have the spare parts.
Can we get a replacement baffle and plastic table ends?
Sorry, I can't help you here. Your best bet would be to check with Sunbeam direct or the merchant you bought the BBQ from.
Hi I used a few times but the flames looks not strong enough even at sear position, it is hard to serve more people, can I ask how to adjust the flame？
The flame is adjusted by simply turning the knob. This BBQ is not designed for high volume cooking. However, closing the lid until the required temperature is reached before placing items on the plate may help with the initial searing of steaks etc
We have the innova gas twin burner barbeque however the flame tamer under the grill
is rusting out and we would like to get. a replacement flame tamer. Is there anywhere in Brisbane that sells them?
Hi Liz, Could you please contact your nearest Sunbeam Service Agent as part is available for Flame tamer Part number is GB21112. List of agents is on our website under Support and Service.
Sorry I can't help you there as I'm not in Brisbane. However, other than the advice offered by Sunbeam you could try Harvey Norman who are the distributors.
Have you cooked a roast, and what did u think of the finished product?
Yes, brilliant. Follow the instructions in the manual and keep an eye on proceedings. If it's lamb, don't forget the rosemary!
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