DCS Grills & Outdoor Cooking

DCS BE1-48RCI-N

Model # BE1-48RCI-N

The BE1-48RCI-N is the fullest version of the 48-inch Series 9: main U-burners, an infrared sear burner and a rotisserie, all in one hood. On this grill the infrared sear burner is the part that ages fastest, because fat dripping onto its ceramic face burns in and blocks the tiny ports that make it glow evenly.

Series 9 dials light with a white or orange ring, so part of any visit is sorting out whether a dark dial means a lighting problem or a burner problem. We check the 120-volt supply, its fuse and the GFCI before anything on the gas side.

Key Features

  • 48-inch Series 9 built-in grill, natural gas
  • U-burners rated 25,000 BTU/hr each, adjustable from 300°F to 1100°F
  • Infrared sear burner up to 24,000 BTU/hr
  • Rotisserie with its own back burner, safety valve and halogen rotisserie light
  • Also sold as BE1-48RCI-L for LP gas

Most Common Issues on This Model

01

Sear burner lights but glows unevenly after grease reaches the ceramic face

02

Rotisserie burner goes out when the safety valve button is released

03

Hood or dial lights dark after the grill’s power supply fuse blows

Error Codes Common to This Model

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FAQ

DCS BE1-48RCI-N FAQ

Sometimes. The DCS guide gives a cleaning routine for the sear burner, and light residue burns off. A cracked or deeply clogged ceramic face has to be replaced, which we do with the gas supply shut off.

DCS says to keep pressing the rotisserie safety valve until the burner stays lit. If it still drops out after a proper hold, the flame sensing part of that valve circuit is weak, and valve work is a licensed technician’s job.

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