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-[* black] There should be a nut the opposite end of your propane hose, this holds it to the Orpheus of your grill.
-[* black] ***Note*** An orifice is a valve commonly found on gas power home products. This allows for gas to pass through from the source, i.e the propane tank, and burn properly for use.
-[* black] Once you have found it take your crescent wrench, and turn the nut counter clockwise to remove the hose.
+[* black] There should be a nut on the opposite end of the propane hose, this holds it to the orifice of the grill.
+[* icon_note] An orifice is a valve commonly found on gas powered home products. This allows the gas to pass through from the source (i.e the propane tank) and burn properly.
+[* black] Once you have found the nut, use the crescent wrench to turn the nut counter clockwise to remove the hose from the base.