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How Do I Replace a Ducane Grill Burner?
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 Gently remove the manifold from the grill. Advertisement
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Lift the burners out of the grill. Place the new burners in the grill. Step 6
Put the manifold back on the bracket and replace the screws. Put the control panel cover back on the front of the grill and replace the screws. Step 7
Push the control knob bezels back in and tighten the screws. Put the knobs back on. Place the heat distribution plates over the burners. Replace the cooking grate and open the gas valve. Advertisement
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How Do I Replace a Ducane Grill Burner?
How Do I Replace a Ducane Grill Burner?
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Gently remove the manifold from the grill. Advertisement
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Lift the burners out of the grill. Place the new burners in the grill. Step 6
Put the manifold back on the bracket and replace the screws. Put the control panel cover back on the front of the grill and replace the screws. Step 7
Push the control knob bezels back in and tighten the screws. Put the knobs back on. Place the heat distribution plates over the burners. Replace the cooking grate and open the gas valve. Advertisement
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How Do I Replace a Ducane Grill Burner?
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Remove the four screws holding the control panel cover in place. There is one screw in each corner of the panel. Take the panel off of the grill. Step 4
Remove the four screws holding the manifold in place. There are two screws located on either side of the front of the manifold. Gently remove the manifold from the grill. Advertisement
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Lift the burners out of the grill. Place the new burners in the grill. Step 6
Put the manifold back on the bracket and replace the screws. Put the control panel cover back on the front of the grill and replace the screws.

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Remove the four screws holding the control panel cover in place. There is one screw in each corner of the panel. Take the panel off of the grill. Step 4
Remove the four screws holding the manifold in place. There are two screws located on either side of the front of the manifold. Gently remove the manifold from the grill. Advertisement
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Lift the burners out of the grill. Place the new burners in the grill. Step 6
Put the manifold back on the bracket and replace the screws. Put the control panel cover back on the front of the grill and replace the screws.

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How Do I Replace a Ducane Grill Burner?
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 It is recommended to clean your burner every one to two years. However, if the burner ports become clogged with grease and you are unable to clean them, it is time to replace the burner. Replacement burners can be ordered from Ducane online. You also may be able to find them at your local retail store. Advertisement
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Turn the gas valve off. Remove the cooking grate and the heat distribution plates. Both of these lift right off. Step 2
Pull off the control knobs on the front of the grill. Use a screwdriver to remove the two screws holding the control knob bezels in place. Take off the bezels.

It is recommended to clean your burner every one to two years. However, if the burner ports become clogged with grease and you are unable to clean them, it is time to replace the burner. Replacement burners can be ordered from Ducane online. You also may be able to find them at your local retail store. Advertisement
Step 1
Turn the gas valve off. Remove the cooking grate and the heat distribution plates. Both of these lift right off. Step 2
Pull off the control knobs on the front of the grill. Use a screwdriver to remove the two screws holding the control knob bezels in place. Take off the bezels.

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How Do I Replace a Ducane Grill Burner?
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 Remove the cooking grate and the heat distribution plates. Both of these lift right off. Step 2
Pull off the control knobs on the front of the grill. Use a screwdriver to remove the two screws holding the control knob bezels in place. Take off the bezels. Step 3
Remove the four screws holding the control panel cover in place. There is one screw in each corner of the panel. Take the panel off of the grill. Step 4
Remove the four screws holding the manifold in place. There are two screws located on either side of the front of the manifold.

Remove the cooking grate and the heat distribution plates. Both of these lift right off. Step 2
Pull off the control knobs on the front of the grill. Use a screwdriver to remove the two screws holding the control knob bezels in place. Take off the bezels. Step 3
Remove the four screws holding the control panel cover in place. There is one screw in each corner of the panel. Take the panel off of the grill. Step 4
Remove the four screws holding the manifold in place. There are two screws located on either side of the front of the manifold.

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How Do I Replace a Ducane Grill Burner?
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Push the control knob bezels back in and tighten the screws. Put the knobs back on. Place the heat distribution plates over the burners. Replace the cooking grate and open the gas valve. Advertisement
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Weber.com: Ducane Affinity Owner's Manual: Inspection of the Spider/Insect Screens
Appliance Factory Parts: Burners
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Elizabeth Knoll has been writing full-time since 2008. She has a deep love for gardening and has spent a vast amount of time researching that subject. Her work appears on various websites.

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Push the control knob bezels back in and tighten the screws. Put the knobs back on. Place the heat distribution plates over the burners. Replace the cooking grate and open the gas valve. Advertisement
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Weber.com: Ducane Affinity Owner's Manual: Inspection of the Spider/Insect Screens
Appliance Factory Parts: Burners
Elizabeth Knoll
Elizabeth Knoll has been writing full-time since 2008. She has a deep love for gardening and has spent a vast amount of time researching that subject. Her work appears on various websites.

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How Do I Replace a Ducane Grill Burner? By Elizabeth Knoll
Hunker may earn compensation through affiliate links in this story. If the burner in your Ducane grill becomes too dirty, it will not cook food properly. You will notice uneven grilling due to hot spots and cold spots. It is recommended to clean your burner every one to two years. However, if the burner ports become clogged with grease and you are unable to clean them, it is time to replace the burner. Replacement burners can be ordered from Ducane online. You also may be able to find them at your local retail store. Advertisement
Step 1
Turn the gas valve off.

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How Do I Replace a Ducane Grill Burner? By Elizabeth Knoll
Hunker may earn compensation through affiliate links in this story. If the burner in your Ducane grill becomes too dirty, it will not cook food properly. You will notice uneven grilling due to hot spots and cold spots. It is recommended to clean your burner every one to two years. However, if the burner ports become clogged with grease and you are unable to clean them, it is time to replace the burner. Replacement burners can be ordered from Ducane online. You also may be able to find them at your local retail store. Advertisement
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Turn the gas valve off.

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 Ducane Affinity Owner's Manual: Inspection of the Spider/Insect Screens
Appliance Factory Parts: Burners
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Elizabeth Knoll has been writing full-time since 2008. She has a deep love for gardening and has spent a vast amount of time researching that subject. Her work appears on various websites. Knoll received a certificate in Early Childhood Education from Moraine Park Technical College.

Ducane Affinity Owner's Manual: Inspection of the Spider/Insect Screens
Appliance Factory Parts: Burners
Elizabeth Knoll
Elizabeth Knoll has been writing full-time since 2008. She has a deep love for gardening and has spent a vast amount of time researching that subject. Her work appears on various websites. Knoll received a certificate in Early Childhood Education from Moraine Park Technical College.

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Quick Fix: How to Replace the Burners on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
3. Remove the burners from the grill
4. Install the new burners into the grill
5. Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates
 With the grates removed you will now pull out the fire box trough. 2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
Use a pair of needle-nose pliers to pull the four hitch pins out of the burners. Now remove the carry-over tube. 3. Remove the burners from the grill
Lift the burners out of the grill and use a flat-head screwdriver to separate the ignition electrode from the burners. 4. Install the new burners into the grill
Clip the electrode onto the new burner and insert the end of the burner onto the nozzle of the valve assembly. Repeat this step for the other burner. 5.

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Quick Fix: How to Replace the Burners on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
Quick Fix: How to Replace the Burners on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
3. Remove the burners from the grill
4. Install the new burners into the grill
5. Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates

With the grates removed you will now pull out the fire box trough. 2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
Use a pair of needle-nose pliers to pull the four hitch pins out of the burners. Now remove the carry-over tube. 3. Remove the burners from the grill
Lift the burners out of the grill and use a flat-head screwdriver to separate the ignition electrode from the burners. 4. Install the new burners into the grill
Clip the electrode onto the new burner and insert the end of the burner onto the nozzle of the valve assembly. Repeat this step for the other burner. 5.

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Quick Fix: How to Replace the Burners on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
3. Remove the burners from the grill
4. Install the new burners into the grill
5. Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates
 Remove the burners from the grill
Lift the burners out of the grill and use a flat-head screwdriver to separate the ignition electrode from the burners. 4. Install the new burners into the grill
Clip the electrode onto the new burner and insert the end of the burner onto the nozzle of the valve assembly. Repeat this step for the other burner. 5. Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
Replace the carry-over tube on the new burners and replace the four hitch pins. 6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates
Set the fire box trough and grilling grates back into their original location. [Back to Top]
Conclusion: That's how fast and easy replacing the burner on your Char-Broil will be.

Remove the burners from the grill
Lift the burners out of the grill and use a flat-head screwdriver to separate the ignition electrode from the burners. 4. Install the new burners into the grill
Clip the electrode onto the new burner and insert the end of the burner onto the nozzle of the valve assembly. Repeat this step for the other burner. 5. Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
Replace the carry-over tube on the new burners and replace the four hitch pins. 6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates
Set the fire box trough and grilling grates back into their original location. [Back to Top]
Conclusion: That's how fast and easy replacing the burner on your Char-Broil will be.

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 3. Remove the control panel by taking out the screws holding it in place. 4. Loosen the burners by turning the nut underneath with a pair of pliers. 5. Pull the burner up at an angle to remove the burner along with the tube assembly. 6. Insert new burners in the same position and make sure the burner tubes fit inside the venturi tubes behind the control panel. The burner tubes don’t actually attach to the venturi tubes but should be at least 1/2″ inside so they don’t become disconnected if the grill is bumped. 7.

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3. Remove the control panel by taking out the screws holding it in place. 4. Loosen the burners by turning the nut underneath with a pair of pliers. 5. Pull the burner up at an angle to remove the burner along with the tube assembly. 6. Insert new burners in the same position and make sure the burner tubes fit inside the venturi tubes behind the control panel. The burner tubes don’t actually attach to the venturi tubes but should be at least 1/2″ inside so they don’t become disconnected if the grill is bumped. 7.

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How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill
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How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
 Now, turn the burners off again and reconnect the regulator valve. Turn the valve on the tank back on and test the burners. If these steps didn’t work you’ll need to replace the burners of your grill. Here’s how to do it. How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
1. Get the right Weber grill parts. You’ll need your model number to make sure you order the right burners. You can either order grill parts online to save money or see if your local hardware store has them in stock. 2. Now, turn off the valve on the propane tank and disconnect the cylinder, removing it from the tank, as well as the cooking grates and flavorizer bars.

Now, turn the burners off again and reconnect the regulator valve. Turn the valve on the tank back on and test the burners. If these steps didn’t work you’ll need to replace the burners of your grill. Here’s how to do it. How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
1. Get the right Weber grill parts. You’ll need your model number to make sure you order the right burners. You can either order grill parts online to save money or see if your local hardware store has them in stock. 2. Now, turn off the valve on the propane tank and disconnect the cylinder, removing it from the tank, as well as the cooking grates and flavorizer bars.

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How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill
Do the burners need to be replaced?
How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
 Pull the burner up at an angle to remove the burner along with the tube assembly. 6. Insert new burners in the same position and make sure the burner tubes fit inside the venturi tubes behind the control panel. The burner tubes don’t actually attach to the venturi tubes but should be at least 1/2″ inside so they don’t become disconnected if the grill is bumped. 7. Reattach the locking nut under the grill to secure the burners in place. 8. Reattach the control panel and put the cooking grate, flavorizer bars and propane tank back in place. 9. Reattach the propane gas regulator to the valve and turn it back on.

Pull the burner up at an angle to remove the burner along with the tube assembly. 6. Insert new burners in the same position and make sure the burner tubes fit inside the venturi tubes behind the control panel. The burner tubes don’t actually attach to the venturi tubes but should be at least 1/2″ inside so they don’t become disconnected if the grill is bumped. 7. Reattach the locking nut under the grill to secure the burners in place. 8. Reattach the control panel and put the cooking grate, flavorizer bars and propane tank back in place. 9. Reattach the propane gas regulator to the valve and turn it back on.

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Quick Fix: How to Replace the Burners on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
3. Remove the burners from the grill
4. Install the new burners into the grill
5. Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates
 You can easily replace the corroded or damaged burners on your Char-Broil grill by following the steps below. Check out our Char-Broil replacement parts section to keep your gas grill cookin' like new. Replacing the burners: 1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
Pull the grilling grates off of the grill and set them aside. With the grates removed you will now pull out the fire box trough. 2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
Use a pair of needle-nose pliers to pull the four hitch pins out of the burners. Now remove the carry-over tube. 3.

You can easily replace the corroded or damaged burners on your Char-Broil grill by following the steps below. Check out our Char-Broil replacement parts section to keep your gas grill cookin' like new. Replacing the burners: 1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
Pull the grilling grates off of the grill and set them aside. With the grates removed you will now pull out the fire box trough. 2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
Use a pair of needle-nose pliers to pull the four hitch pins out of the burners. Now remove the carry-over tube. 3.

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How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
 Next, try lighting the burners to high for 10 minutes. Check the spider screens for any blocks that may prevent propane from reaching the burner itself. You can also try resetting the excess flow safety device. To do this, turn all burners off and turn off the valve on the propane cylinder. Disconnect the regulator valve, turn all burners to high and wait one minute. Now, turn the burners off again and reconnect the regulator valve. Turn the valve on the tank back on and test the burners. If these steps didn’t work you’ll need to replace the burners of your grill. Here’s how to do it. How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
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Next, try lighting the burners to high for 10 minutes. Check the spider screens for any blocks that may prevent propane from reaching the burner itself. You can also try resetting the excess flow safety device. To do this, turn all burners off and turn off the valve on the propane cylinder. Disconnect the regulator valve, turn all burners to high and wait one minute. Now, turn the burners off again and reconnect the regulator valve. Turn the valve on the tank back on and test the burners. If these steps didn’t work you’ll need to replace the burners of your grill. Here’s how to do it. How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
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How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill
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How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
 Do the burners need to be replaced? The first step is to make sure your burners are in fact beyond repair. Start by making sure the propane tank has enough fuel then look for leaks in the fuel hose by using a solution of water and dishwashing liquid. If you see bubbles in the solution, there’s a leak in the line. In this case you’ll need to order some affordable replacement grill parts to fix the leak. Next, try lighting the burners to high for 10 minutes. Check the spider screens for any blocks that may prevent propane from reaching the burner itself. You can also try resetting the excess flow safety device. To do this, turn all burners off and turn off the valve on the propane cylinder. Disconnect the regulator valve, turn all burners to high and wait one minute.

Do the burners need to be replaced? The first step is to make sure your burners are in fact beyond repair. Start by making sure the propane tank has enough fuel then look for leaks in the fuel hose by using a solution of water and dishwashing liquid. If you see bubbles in the solution, there’s a leak in the line. In this case you’ll need to order some affordable replacement grill parts to fix the leak. Next, try lighting the burners to high for 10 minutes. Check the spider screens for any blocks that may prevent propane from reaching the burner itself. You can also try resetting the excess flow safety device. To do this, turn all burners off and turn off the valve on the propane cylinder. Disconnect the regulator valve, turn all burners to high and wait one minute.

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Quick Fix: How to Replace the Burners on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
3. Remove the burners from the grill
4. Install the new burners into the grill
5. Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates
 Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
Replace the carry-over tube on the new burners and replace the four hitch pins. 6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates
Set the fire box trough and grilling grates back into their original location. [Back to Top]
Conclusion: That's how fast and easy replacing the burner on your Char-Broil will be. Now get out the steaks and fire up your grill. Don't forget to visit our grill parts page see what we carry for your model. [Back to Top] What We're About

Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
Replace the carry-over tube on the new burners and replace the four hitch pins. 6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates
Set the fire box trough and grilling grates back into their original location. [Back to Top]
Conclusion: That's how fast and easy replacing the burner on your Char-Broil will be. Now get out the steaks and fire up your grill. Don't forget to visit our grill parts page see what we carry for your model. [Back to Top] What We're About

How to replace a gas grill burner | Repair guide How to replace a gas grill burner
How to replace a gas grill burner
Time required
Replacing a burner on a gas grill
Instructions
Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the burner
Install the new burner
Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Restore the gas supply
 Remove the burner mounting screw. Pull the burner back and up to release it from the manifold and remove the burner. PHOTO: Remove the burner mounting screw. PHOTO: Remove the burner. 04. Install the new burner
Push the new burner into the manifold. Reinstall the burner mounting screw. Reinstall the cotter pin.

How to replace a gas grill burner | Repair guide

How to replace a gas grill burner
How to replace a gas grill burner
Time required
Replacing a burner on a gas grill
Instructions
Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the burner
Install the new burner
Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Restore the gas supply

Remove the burner mounting screw. Pull the burner back and up to release it from the manifold and remove the burner. PHOTO: Remove the burner mounting screw. PHOTO: Remove the burner. 04. Install the new burner
Push the new burner into the manifold. Reinstall the burner mounting screw. Reinstall the cotter pin.

How to replace a gas grill burner | Repair guide How to replace a gas grill burner
How to replace a gas grill burner
Time required
Replacing a burner on a gas grill
Instructions
Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the burner
Install the new burner
Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Restore the gas supply
 Remove the burner. 04. Install the new burner
Push the new burner into the manifold. Reinstall the burner mounting screw. Reinstall the cotter pin. 05. Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Reinstall the flame tamer over the burner. Reinstall the cooking grate. 06. Restore the gas supply
Open the valve on the propane gas tank.

Remove the burner. 04. Install the new burner
Push the new burner into the manifold. Reinstall the burner mounting screw. Reinstall the cotter pin. 05. Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Reinstall the flame tamer over the burner. Reinstall the cooking grate. 06. Restore the gas supply
Open the valve on the propane gas tank.

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Quick Fix: How to Replace the Burners on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
2. Remove the hitch pins and the carry-over tube
3. Remove the burners from the grill
4. Install the new burners into the grill
5. Replace the carry-over tube and the hitch pins
6. Replace the fire box trough and the grilling grates
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Quick Fix: How to Replace the Burners on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
Learn to replace the burners on your Char-Broil grill in a matter of minutes. Grilling on uneven heat can turn a relaxing afternoon in the backyard into a stressful chore. You can easily replace the corroded or damaged burners on your Char-Broil grill by following the steps below. Check out our Char-Broil replacement parts section to keep your gas grill cookin' like new. Replacing the burners: 1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
Pull the grilling grates off of the grill and set them aside.

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Quick Fix: How to Replace the Burners on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
Learn to replace the burners on your Char-Broil grill in a matter of minutes. Grilling on uneven heat can turn a relaxing afternoon in the backyard into a stressful chore. You can easily replace the corroded or damaged burners on your Char-Broil grill by following the steps below. Check out our Char-Broil replacement parts section to keep your gas grill cookin' like new. Replacing the burners: 1. Remove the grilling grates and the fire box trough
Pull the grilling grates off of the grill and set them aside.

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How to replace a gas grill burner
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Replacing a burner on a gas grill
Instructions
Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the burner
Install the new burner
Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Restore the gas supply
 Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer from the top of the damaged burner. PHOTO: Remove the cooking grate. 03. Remove the burner
Using needle-nose pliers, pull the cotter pin out of the back of the burner. Remove the burner mounting screw. Pull the burner back and up to release it from the manifold and remove the burner. PHOTO: Remove the burner mounting screw. PHOTO:

Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer from the top of the damaged burner. PHOTO: Remove the cooking grate. 03. Remove the burner
Using needle-nose pliers, pull the cotter pin out of the back of the burner. Remove the burner mounting screw. Pull the burner back and up to release it from the manifold and remove the burner. PHOTO: Remove the burner mounting screw. PHOTO:

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How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
 Get the right Weber grill parts. You’ll need your model number to make sure you order the right burners. You can either order grill parts online to save money or see if your local hardware store has them in stock. 2. Now, turn off the valve on the propane tank and disconnect the cylinder, removing it from the tank, as well as the cooking grates and flavorizer bars. 3. Remove the control panel by taking out the screws holding it in place. 4. Loosen the burners by turning the nut underneath with a pair of pliers. 5.

Get the right Weber grill parts. You’ll need your model number to make sure you order the right burners. You can either order grill parts online to save money or see if your local hardware store has them in stock. 2. Now, turn off the valve on the propane tank and disconnect the cylinder, removing it from the tank, as well as the cooking grates and flavorizer bars. 3. Remove the control panel by taking out the screws holding it in place. 4. Loosen the burners by turning the nut underneath with a pair of pliers. 5.

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How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
 Reattach the locking nut under the grill to secure the burners in place. 8. Reattach the control panel and put the cooking grate, flavorizer bars and propane tank back in place. 9. Reattach the propane gas regulator to the valve and turn it back on. That’s all it takes to replace the burners on your Weber grill. While Weber grill parts are made well, all burners eventually wear out and need replacing. Make sure you order the right parts and you’ll find it’s easy to do the work yourself and save money without buying a brand-new grill. BBQ Grill Parts USA sells a wide variety of gas grill parts including grill accessories, burners, heat plates and ignitors. To restore performance to your grill, check out the selection of parts from top grill brands like Weber, Charbroil and many more.

Reattach the locking nut under the grill to secure the burners in place. 8. Reattach the control panel and put the cooking grate, flavorizer bars and propane tank back in place. 9. Reattach the propane gas regulator to the valve and turn it back on. That’s all it takes to replace the burners on your Weber grill. While Weber grill parts are made well, all burners eventually wear out and need replacing. Make sure you order the right parts and you’ll find it’s easy to do the work yourself and save money without buying a brand-new grill. BBQ Grill Parts USA sells a wide variety of gas grill parts including grill accessories, burners, heat plates and ignitors. To restore performance to your grill, check out the selection of parts from top grill brands like Weber, Charbroil and many more.

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Stainless Steel Barbeque Rotissierie 3400-S
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Ducane is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Weber-Stephen Products (You know, the one that makes Weber Grills ). Both are USA-based, but make most of their grill parts in China. The fact that Ducane is owned by Weber explains why they’ve settled in to produce a middle-of-the-road, “value” line. Weber keeps all of the high-end stuff for their own namesake. Want something more spendy than a Ducane? Try a Weber. Owners generally report good customer service from Ducane/Weber and have had good experiences contacting the company for information and/or troubleshooting. Where to Buy
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Affinity Barbeque Cart w/ Thermometer, Stainless Steel & Black 31741101
Ducane's Affinity 4100 Propane Grill provides 693 square inches of porcelain-coated cooking grid and 48,000 BTUs of grilling power. That should be enough to keep the burgers coming when friends and family show up for dinner. Add a rotisserie and for slow-roasting poultry and ham.

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Ducane Propane Gas Grill 4100
Affinity Barbeque Cart w/ Thermometer, Stainless Steel & Black 31741101
Ducane Affinity Gas Grill, Black 3100
Natural Gas Line Barbecue, Electric Ignition 31732101
Ducane Affinity Propane Gas Grill
Stainless Steel Barbeque Rotissierie 3400-S
Ducane on eBay:

Ducane vs. Weber
Ducane is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Weber-Stephen Products (You know, the one that makes Weber Grills ). Both are USA-based, but make most of their grill parts in China. The fact that Ducane is owned by Weber explains why they’ve settled in to produce a middle-of-the-road, “value” line. Weber keeps all of the high-end stuff for their own namesake. Want something more spendy than a Ducane? Try a Weber. Owners generally report good customer service from Ducane/Weber and have had good experiences contacting the company for information and/or troubleshooting. Where to Buy
Click Here to Find Ducane Grills on Amazon.com
Ducane Propane Gas Grill 4100
Affinity Barbeque Cart w/ Thermometer, Stainless Steel & Black 31741101
Ducane's Affinity 4100 Propane Grill provides 693 square inches of porcelain-coated cooking grid and 48,000 BTUs of grilling power. That should be enough to keep the burgers coming when friends and family show up for dinner. Add a rotisserie and for slow-roasting poultry and ham.

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Ducane vs. Weber
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Ducane Propane Gas Grill 4100
Affinity Barbeque Cart w/ Thermometer, Stainless Steel & Black 31741101
Ducane Affinity Gas Grill, Black 3100
Natural Gas Line Barbecue, Electric Ignition 31732101
Ducane Affinity Propane Gas Grill
Stainless Steel Barbeque Rotissierie 3400-S
Ducane on eBay:
 Try a Weber. Owners generally report good customer service from Ducane/Weber and have had good experiences contacting the company for information and/or troubleshooting. Where to Buy
Click Here to Find Ducane Grills on Amazon.com
Ducane Propane Gas Grill 4100
Affinity Barbeque Cart w/ Thermometer, Stainless Steel & Black 31741101
Ducane's Affinity 4100 Propane Grill provides 693 square inches of porcelain-coated cooking grid and 48,000 BTUs of grilling power. That should be enough to keep the burgers coming when friends and family show up for dinner. Add a rotisserie and for slow-roasting poultry and ham. Four burners with independent front-mounted ...
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Ducane Affinity Gas Grill, Black 3100
Natural Gas Line Barbecue, Electric Ignition 31732101
Ducane's Affinity 3100 Natural Gas Grill hooks up to a permanent natural gas supply line, so you'll never need to bother with setting up LP tanks and trading the empties in for new ones. The Affinity 3100 gives you all the flavor and convenience of outdoor grilling without ...
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Ducane Affinity Propane Gas Grill
Stainless Steel Barbeque Rotissierie 3400-S
A built-in rotissierie and dedicated burner is the main special feature of this brushed stainless steel three-burner Affinity 3400-S from Ducane. Front-mounted controls leave the end tables open for tools and supplies, or lift the hinged cover on the side burner to keep soups and sauces cooking while you ...
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How to Change the Burner of a Char-Broil Gas Grill | eHow How to Change the Burner of a Char-Broil Gas Grill
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 Unhook the flame spreader from each end where the spreader attaches to the inside body of the grill. The spreader is the angled piece that sits over the burner. Advertisement
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Locate the cotter pin that secures the front of the burner to the grill body. Remove the cotter pin with a pair of needle nose pliers. Lift the burner up and pull the burner venturi tubes out of the gas valve. Step 5
Set the new burner inside the grill with the venturi tubes inside the gas valve opening. Install the cotter pin to secure the burner to the grill body. Place the flame spreader back inside the grill and hook the ends to the grill body. Step 6
Place the rock grate, lava rocks and cooking grate back inside the grill. Reattach the fuel line to the fuel tank.

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How to Change the Burner of a Char-Broil Gas Grill
Step 1
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Unhook the flame spreader from each end where the spreader attaches to the inside body of the grill. The spreader is the angled piece that sits over the burner. Advertisement
Step 4
Locate the cotter pin that secures the front of the burner to the grill body. Remove the cotter pin with a pair of needle nose pliers. Lift the burner up and pull the burner venturi tubes out of the gas valve. Step 5
Set the new burner inside the grill with the venturi tubes inside the gas valve opening. Install the cotter pin to secure the burner to the grill body. Place the flame spreader back inside the grill and hook the ends to the grill body. Step 6
Place the rock grate, lava rocks and cooking grate back inside the grill. Reattach the fuel line to the fuel tank.

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How to replace a gas grill burner
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Replacing a burner on a gas grill
Instructions
Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the burner
Install the new burner
Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Restore the gas supply
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01. Shut off the gas supply
Close the shut-off valve on the propane gas tank. Tip: Arrows on the tank knob show which way to turn it to open and close the valve. 02. Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer from the top of the damaged burner. PHOTO: Remove the cooking grate. 03. Remove the burner
Using needle-nose pliers, pull the cotter pin out of the back of the burner.

Instructions
01. Shut off the gas supply
Close the shut-off valve on the propane gas tank. Tip: Arrows on the tank knob show which way to turn it to open and close the valve. 02. Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer from the top of the damaged burner. PHOTO: Remove the cooking grate. 03. Remove the burner
Using needle-nose pliers, pull the cotter pin out of the back of the burner.

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Ducane vs. Weber
Where to Buy
Ducane Propane Gas Grill 4100
Affinity Barbeque Cart w/ Thermometer, Stainless Steel & Black 31741101
Ducane Affinity Gas Grill, Black 3100
Natural Gas Line Barbecue, Electric Ignition 31732101
Ducane Affinity Propane Gas Grill
Stainless Steel Barbeque Rotissierie 3400-S
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 And there’s nothing wrong with that at all. Their current flagship offering is the Affinity series, which comes in two flavors. Those two could probably best be described as “mid-sized” and “over-sized”, since there’s nothing else that really differentiates them. The 4100 is roughly $100 more than the 3100, and it’s probably worth it if you have the room for it. There’s nothing like having a little extra space available when you’re trying to finish cooking one item while keeping another one warm. Ducane vs. Weber
Ducane is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Weber-Stephen Products (You know, the one that makes Weber Grills ). Both are USA-based, but make most of their grill parts in China. The fact that Ducane is owned by Weber explains why they’ve settled in to produce a middle-of-the-road, “value” line. Weber keeps all of the high-end stuff for their own namesake. Want something more spendy than a Ducane?

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And there’s nothing wrong with that at all. Their current flagship offering is the Affinity series, which comes in two flavors. Those two could probably best be described as “mid-sized” and “over-sized”, since there’s nothing else that really differentiates them. The 4100 is roughly $100 more than the 3100, and it’s probably worth it if you have the room for it. There’s nothing like having a little extra space available when you’re trying to finish cooking one item while keeping another one warm. Ducane vs. Weber
Ducane is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Weber-Stephen Products (You know, the one that makes Weber Grills ). Both are USA-based, but make most of their grill parts in China. The fact that Ducane is owned by Weber explains why they’ve settled in to produce a middle-of-the-road, “value” line. Weber keeps all of the high-end stuff for their own namesake. Want something more spendy than a Ducane?

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How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill
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How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill
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By Rebekah Sanders
While Weber is most known for their line of charcoal grills, they also make a large variety of high-quality gas grills that are popular with consumers. If your grill isn’t heating up all the way or you have uneven heat, the burners are most likely the problem. Here’s a walkthrough to help you confirm that the burners do need replacement as well as how to do it. Do the burners need to be replaced? The first step is to make sure your burners are in fact beyond repair. Start by making sure the propane tank has enough fuel then look for leaks in the fuel hose by using a solution of water and dishwashing liquid. If you see bubbles in the solution, there’s a leak in the line. In this case you’ll need to order some affordable replacement grill parts to fix the leak.

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How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill
Weber – Photo: Flickr: hepp
By Rebekah Sanders
While Weber is most known for their line of charcoal grills, they also make a large variety of high-quality gas grills that are popular with consumers. If your grill isn’t heating up all the way or you have uneven heat, the burners are most likely the problem. Here’s a walkthrough to help you confirm that the burners do need replacement as well as how to do it. Do the burners need to be replaced? The first step is to make sure your burners are in fact beyond repair. Start by making sure the propane tank has enough fuel then look for leaks in the fuel hose by using a solution of water and dishwashing liquid. If you see bubbles in the solution, there’s a leak in the line. In this case you’ll need to order some affordable replacement grill parts to fix the leak.

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 Lift the control panel off the grill and set aside. Remove the igniter wires from the wire clips. Remove the two screws on either side of the manifold that hold the heat shield in place. Lift the heat shield up and set it aside. Remove the old ceramic igniter assemblies from each burner. Replace with the new ceramic igniter assembly (pay attention to the length of the wires, installing the longest wire igniter on the right side.) Make sure you hear an audible click when inserting the assembly onto the burner tube. Replace the heat shield and screws you removed. Gently press the wires into the clips on the heat shield. Plug the igniter wires into the igniter module.

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Lift the control panel off the grill and set aside. Remove the igniter wires from the wire clips. Remove the two screws on either side of the manifold that hold the heat shield in place. Lift the heat shield up and set it aside. Remove the old ceramic igniter assemblies from each burner. Replace with the new ceramic igniter assembly (pay attention to the length of the wires, installing the longest wire igniter on the right side.) Make sure you hear an audible click when inserting the assembly onto the burner tube. Replace the heat shield and screws you removed. Gently press the wires into the clips on the heat shield. Plug the igniter wires into the igniter module.

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 In the grill featured in this video (a newly tested model from Char-Broil that’s a stand-in for demonstration purposes) the burner is secured with a pair of cotter pins; yours might use screws or another type of fastener. After removing the pins by hand, we lifted a carryover tube off the burner. Next we disengaged the burner from the electrode, which provides the spark when lighting the grill, by prying off a clamp with a small flathead screwdriver. At that point, the burner released freely from the electrode and valve opening. Be careful during this step not to crack or otherwise compromise the ceramic insulator around the electrode, or it could end up shorting out. Step 4
To install the new gas grill burner you simply need to reverse the same steps. In our case, that meant reconnecting the burner to the electrode and valve opening, placing the burner onto its firebox supports, reinstalling the carryover bracket, and slipping the cotter pins back into place. Step 5
It’s a good idea to test the burner before putting the grill back together. First, reconnect the gas supply line and try to light the burner.

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How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner
How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner
This simple project will have you cooking with gas again in no time
Step 1
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In the grill featured in this video (a newly tested model from Char-Broil that’s a stand-in for demonstration purposes) the burner is secured with a pair of cotter pins; yours might use screws or another type of fastener. After removing the pins by hand, we lifted a carryover tube off the burner. Next we disengaged the burner from the electrode, which provides the spark when lighting the grill, by prying off a clamp with a small flathead screwdriver. At that point, the burner released freely from the electrode and valve opening. Be careful during this step not to crack or otherwise compromise the ceramic insulator around the electrode, or it could end up shorting out. Step 4
To install the new gas grill burner you simply need to reverse the same steps. In our case, that meant reconnecting the burner to the electrode and valve opening, placing the burner onto its firebox supports, reinstalling the carryover bracket, and slipping the cotter pins back into place. Step 5
It’s a good idea to test the burner before putting the grill back together. First, reconnect the gas supply line and try to light the burner.

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The Grill
Giving That Grill a Refresh
Ignition
Burners
Flavorizer Bars and Grates
Cleaning the Knob Panels
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 Burners
Replacing the burners on a Weber grill is easy, and can help with any cross-ignition difficulties you’ve been having. Turn off the propane tank valve and disconnect the cylinder. Remove it from the grill. Remove the cooking grates and flavorizer bars. Remove the control panel by taking out the screws holding it in place. Loosen the burners by turning the nut underneath with a pair of pliers. Pull the burner up at an angle to remove the burner and tube assembly. Insert new burners in the same position. Make sure the burner tubes fit inside the venturi tubes behind the control panel. The burner tubes don’t actually attach to the venturi tubes but should be at least 1/2″ inside so they don’t become disconnected if the grill is bumped.

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Restore and Repair Your Weber Grill – Flavorizers, Burners, Grates, and Ignition!
Restore and Repair Your Weber Grill – Flavorizers, Burners, Grates, and Ignition!
Matthew Hersee
The Grill
Giving That Grill a Refresh
Ignition
Burners
Flavorizer Bars and Grates
Cleaning the Knob Panels
Wrap Up
Cook Perfectly Every Time With Traeger Pellet Grills
Introducing the Must Have Weber Genesis II Grills

Burners
Replacing the burners on a Weber grill is easy, and can help with any cross-ignition difficulties you’ve been having. Turn off the propane tank valve and disconnect the cylinder. Remove it from the grill. Remove the cooking grates and flavorizer bars. Remove the control panel by taking out the screws holding it in place. Loosen the burners by turning the nut underneath with a pair of pliers. Pull the burner up at an angle to remove the burner and tube assembly. Insert new burners in the same position. Make sure the burner tubes fit inside the venturi tubes behind the control panel. The burner tubes don’t actually attach to the venturi tubes but should be at least 1/2″ inside so they don’t become disconnected if the grill is bumped.

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Ducane
Ducane vs. Weber
Where to Buy
Ducane Propane Gas Grill 4100
Affinity Barbeque Cart w/ Thermometer, Stainless Steel & Black 31741101
Ducane Affinity Gas Grill, Black 3100
Natural Gas Line Barbecue, Electric Ignition 31732101
Ducane Affinity Propane Gas Grill
Stainless Steel Barbeque Rotissierie 3400-S
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Ducane has been making barbecue grills for going on thirty years now. You would think that would give them a leg up in terms of product development, but the outdoor grill industry doesn’t quite work that way. Man’s been grilling outdoors for a few hundred thousand years, but innovation has been somewhat slow. Of course others have tried to push the envelope, but that hasn’t tempted the folks at Ducane. Instead, they’ve done a good job refining the “middle ground” — the no-frills grill that offers a decent set of features and isn’t too expensive. And there’s nothing wrong with that at all. Their current flagship offering is the Affinity series, which comes in two flavors. Those two could probably best be described as “mid-sized” and “over-sized”, since there’s nothing else that really differentiates them. The 4100 is roughly $100 more than the 3100, and it’s probably worth it if you have the room for it. There’s nothing like having a little extra space available when you’re trying to finish cooking one item while keeping another one warm.

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Ducane
Ducane has been making barbecue grills for going on thirty years now. You would think that would give them a leg up in terms of product development, but the outdoor grill industry doesn’t quite work that way. Man’s been grilling outdoors for a few hundred thousand years, but innovation has been somewhat slow. Of course others have tried to push the envelope, but that hasn’t tempted the folks at Ducane. Instead, they’ve done a good job refining the “middle ground” — the no-frills grill that offers a decent set of features and isn’t too expensive. And there’s nothing wrong with that at all. Their current flagship offering is the Affinity series, which comes in two flavors. Those two could probably best be described as “mid-sized” and “over-sized”, since there’s nothing else that really differentiates them. The 4100 is roughly $100 more than the 3100, and it’s probably worth it if you have the room for it. There’s nothing like having a little extra space available when you’re trying to finish cooking one item while keeping another one warm.

How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner - Consumer Reports How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner
How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner
This simple project will have you cooking with gas again in no time
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
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 Be careful during this step not to crack or otherwise compromise the ceramic insulator around the electrode, or it could end up shorting out. Step 4
To install the new gas grill burner you simply need to reverse the same steps. In our case, that meant reconnecting the burner to the electrode and valve opening, placing the burner onto its firebox supports, reinstalling the carryover bracket, and slipping the cotter pins back into place. Step 5
It’s a good idea to test the burner before putting the grill back together. First, reconnect the gas supply line and try to light the burner. If there’s a smell of gas or the flames are uneven, turn the grill off immediately and refer to the troubleshooting section of your manual. The burner and valve may not be properly engaged or there may be an issue with the valve regulator. In a pinch, try calling the manufacturer’s customer support line. If the gas grill burner lights easily and the flame goes smoothly from low to high with a turn of the knob, you’re ready to fire up the grill for real. 209
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Be careful during this step not to crack or otherwise compromise the ceramic insulator around the electrode, or it could end up shorting out. Step 4
To install the new gas grill burner you simply need to reverse the same steps. In our case, that meant reconnecting the burner to the electrode and valve opening, placing the burner onto its firebox supports, reinstalling the carryover bracket, and slipping the cotter pins back into place. Step 5
It’s a good idea to test the burner before putting the grill back together. First, reconnect the gas supply line and try to light the burner. If there’s a smell of gas or the flames are uneven, turn the grill off immediately and refer to the troubleshooting section of your manual. The burner and valve may not be properly engaged or there may be an issue with the valve regulator. In a pinch, try calling the manufacturer’s customer support line. If the gas grill burner lights easily and the flame goes smoothly from low to high with a turn of the knob, you’re ready to fire up the grill for real. 209
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This simple project will have you cooking with gas again in no time
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
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 Step 1
If you can’t buy a replacement gas grill burner from the local home center, check the manufacturer’s website. You’ll need the grill model number, which is usually located on the back or underside of the cart. Single burners start around $10; they’re often sold in multipacks, ideal if you need to replace multiple burners. Step 2
Once you have your replacement gas grill burner, you’re ready to remove the old burner. Start by disconnecting the grill from the propane or natural gas line. For good measure, make sure all the control knobs are in the off position. Then lift out the cooking grates and flavorizer bars, also known as heat plates. Step 3
The burner will now be fully visible and accessible. Though we found some variation in assembly from one brand to next, in most cases the gas grill burner is held in place at the front and back with hardware.

Step 1
If you can’t buy a replacement gas grill burner from the local home center, check the manufacturer’s website. You’ll need the grill model number, which is usually located on the back or underside of the cart. Single burners start around $10; they’re often sold in multipacks, ideal if you need to replace multiple burners. Step 2
Once you have your replacement gas grill burner, you’re ready to remove the old burner. Start by disconnecting the grill from the propane or natural gas line. For good measure, make sure all the control knobs are in the off position. Then lift out the cooking grates and flavorizer bars, also known as heat plates. Step 3
The burner will now be fully visible and accessible. Though we found some variation in assembly from one brand to next, in most cases the gas grill burner is held in place at the front and back with hardware.

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Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the burner
Install the new burner
Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Restore the gas supply
 05. Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Reinstall the flame tamer over the burner. Reinstall the cooking grate. 06. Restore the gas supply
Open the valve on the propane gas tank. Warning: Undertaking repairs to appliances can be hazardous. Use the proper tools and safety equipment noted in the guide and follow all instructions. Do not proceed until you are confident that you understand all of the steps and are capable of completing the repair. Some repairs should only be performed by a qualified technician.

05. Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Reinstall the flame tamer over the burner. Reinstall the cooking grate. 06. Restore the gas supply
Open the valve on the propane gas tank. Warning: Undertaking repairs to appliances can be hazardous. Use the proper tools and safety equipment noted in the guide and follow all instructions. Do not proceed until you are confident that you understand all of the steps and are capable of completing the repair. Some repairs should only be performed by a qualified technician.

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 Before purchasing a replacement, remove the old burner and take it to the store. Char-Broil grills have different size burners depending on which model you own. The burner secures to the grill with a cotter pin. There are one or two tubes that slip into the gas valve inside the grill. Once you remove the cotter pin the burner will slip out of the gas valve, and you can take the burner with you to purchase your replacement. Advertisement
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Turn off the gas supply valve on the tank. Remove the fuel line from the fuel tank by turning the connection nut counter-clockwise with your hand. Step 2
Open the Char-Broil gas grill and remove the main cooking grate. You do not need to remove the upper warming racks to change the burners. Step 3
Remove the lava rocks from the grill and pull the rock grate out.

Before purchasing a replacement, remove the old burner and take it to the store. Char-Broil grills have different size burners depending on which model you own. The burner secures to the grill with a cotter pin. There are one or two tubes that slip into the gas valve inside the grill. Once you remove the cotter pin the burner will slip out of the gas valve, and you can take the burner with you to purchase your replacement. Advertisement
Step 1
Turn off the gas supply valve on the tank. Remove the fuel line from the fuel tank by turning the connection nut counter-clockwise with your hand. Step 2
Open the Char-Broil gas grill and remove the main cooking grate. You do not need to remove the upper warming racks to change the burners. Step 3
Remove the lava rocks from the grill and pull the rock grate out.

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 Each of these materials is perfectly capable of handling the stresses of long grilling and use - not to mention that the different materials can give your grill a distinctive style. With strong stainless steel or cast iron parts, you can turn your old and worn out grill into a lean, mean grilling machine. Why Replace My Grill's Burners? Grill burners mix air with gas in venturi tubes and release the mixture for combustion according to the grill's controls. In cases of harsh damage to the burners, a grill can malfunction, making it completely unusable or even dangerous. Even if your char broil 6 burner grill still works, but has burners that are old and/or damaged, you can improve your grilling experience and create a more even and adaptable grilling surface by replacing your burners. For grillers looking to expand on their repertoire of grilling techniques, consider a new type of burner to give you greater ability to smoke meats and grill indirectly. Aside from sheer necessity in many cases, new burners are an opportunity to add something new to your grilling experience. Burner Resources
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How do I replace the burners in my gas grill : Turn off your gas supply
Remove your cooking grates and heat shields (or briquette trays) whichever your grill uses
Remove the old burner
Install the new burner
Turn on the gas supply and ignite the burner to be sure it was installed correctly
Reinstall the heat distribution system and cooking grates
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Take a grill brush or a stainless scrubber and clean off the debris (DO NOT USE ANY LIQUID)
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 Loosen the burners by turning the nut underneath with a pair of pliers. Pull the burner up at an angle to remove the burner and tube assembly. Insert new burners in the same position. Make sure the burner tubes fit inside the venturi tubes behind the control panel. The burner tubes don’t actually attach to the venturi tubes but should be at least 1/2″ inside so they don’t become disconnected if the grill is bumped. Reattach the locking nut under the grill to secure the burners in place. Reattach the control panel and put the cooking grate, flavorizer bars, and propane tank back in place. Reattach the propane gas regulator to the valve and turn it back on. Flavorizer Bars and Grates
The flavorizer bars and grates are “plug ‘n’ play” components that need only be removed and replaced, but while we’re in there we’re going to do a little TLC. Remove the old grate and flavorizer bars with a gloved hand and, if they can’t simply be cleaned with a grill brush, toss them out.

Loosen the burners by turning the nut underneath with a pair of pliers. Pull the burner up at an angle to remove the burner and tube assembly. Insert new burners in the same position. Make sure the burner tubes fit inside the venturi tubes behind the control panel. The burner tubes don’t actually attach to the venturi tubes but should be at least 1/2″ inside so they don’t become disconnected if the grill is bumped. Reattach the locking nut under the grill to secure the burners in place. Reattach the control panel and put the cooking grate, flavorizer bars, and propane tank back in place. Reattach the propane gas regulator to the valve and turn it back on. Flavorizer Bars and Grates
The flavorizer bars and grates are “plug ‘n’ play” components that need only be removed and replaced, but while we’re in there we’re going to do a little TLC. Remove the old grate and flavorizer bars with a gloved hand and, if they can’t simply be cleaned with a grill brush, toss them out.

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 With the new gas grill burner in hand, you can start the removal process for the old burner. Make sure to disconnect your grill from the gas line and place all grill control knobs to their “OFF” positions. Lift up and remove both the grill cooking grates and the heat plates. Step 3. After the removal of the cooking grates and heat plates, you should be able to clearly see and reach the old burners. Consumer Reports notes that most gas grill burners are connected to the grill’s electrode, the grill’s back and front with hardware assemblies such as clamps and fasteners such as screws, cotter pins, nuts and washers. Carefully remove these fasteners and clamps with screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers and other tools to detach the burner (s) from the grill assembly. Step 4. Installing your new gas grill burner will be just as easy as doing what you just did but in reverse order. Generally, this will mean fastening the new burner to the grill using the fasteners and clamps you removed off of the old burner, being especially careful with the electrode that produces the spark necessary for lighting the gas grill.

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With the new gas grill burner in hand, you can start the removal process for the old burner. Make sure to disconnect your grill from the gas line and place all grill control knobs to their “OFF” positions. Lift up and remove both the grill cooking grates and the heat plates. Step 3. After the removal of the cooking grates and heat plates, you should be able to clearly see and reach the old burners. Consumer Reports notes that most gas grill burners are connected to the grill’s electrode, the grill’s back and front with hardware assemblies such as clamps and fasteners such as screws, cotter pins, nuts and washers. Carefully remove these fasteners and clamps with screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers and other tools to detach the burner (s) from the grill assembly. Step 4. Installing your new gas grill burner will be just as easy as doing what you just did but in reverse order. Generally, this will mean fastening the new burner to the grill using the fasteners and clamps you removed off of the old burner, being especially careful with the electrode that produces the spark necessary for lighting the gas grill.

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 If you push the ignitor button and it does not ignite the gas, this may indicate that your ignitor is broken. You can cover any exposed wires with electrical tape, or, if that doesn’t work, replace the entire assembly. Step 4: Remove and Clean/Repair the Burner
If your burners are still functional, it may just take a quick clean to get them working as good as new. You can simply remove the burner and venturi tubes to clean them and remove rust/debris. You can use a small wire brush to remove rust from the burner holes. If the rust is excessive or if the burner holes are completely clogged, you should replace your burner (s). Step 5: Make Exterior Repairs
Last but not least, if you are going to replace and repair the inside, you might as well make the grill look new from the outside as well. A flexible putty brush can easily wipe away any gunk that is stuck on the outside.

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Weigh the Costs
Finding the Right Replacement Parts
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Burners and Ignitor
How to Fix Your BBQ Grill in 5 Steps
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Step 2: Remove Grate, Rocks, and Flame Bar
Step 3: Check the Ignitor
Step 4: Remove and Clean/Repair the Burner
Step 5: Make Exterior Repairs
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+ Consider Your Budget
+ Shop Around
+ Find a Brand You Like
+ BTU's
+ Consider Ease of Assembly
+ Look at the Warranty
+ Pick Your Special Features
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MHP WNK Grill
Phoenix Black Grill
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If you push the ignitor button and it does not ignite the gas, this may indicate that your ignitor is broken. You can cover any exposed wires with electrical tape, or, if that doesn’t work, replace the entire assembly. Step 4: Remove and Clean/Repair the Burner
If your burners are still functional, it may just take a quick clean to get them working as good as new. You can simply remove the burner and venturi tubes to clean them and remove rust/debris. You can use a small wire brush to remove rust from the burner holes. If the rust is excessive or if the burner holes are completely clogged, you should replace your burner (s). Step 5: Make Exterior Repairs
Last but not least, if you are going to replace and repair the inside, you might as well make the grill look new from the outside as well. A flexible putty brush can easily wipe away any gunk that is stuck on the outside.

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Shut off the gas supply
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Remove the burner
Install the new burner
Reinstall the cooking grate and flame tamer
Restore the gas supply
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 Is it time to replace my burners? Click here to read our guide
How do I replace the burners in my gas grill : Turn off your gas supply
Remove your cooking grates and heat shields (or briquette trays) whichever your grill uses
Remove the old burner
Install the new burner
Turn on the gas supply and ignite the burner to be sure it was installed correctly
Reinstall the heat distribution system and cooking grates
How to clean bbq burners: Fully remove the burner from the grill
Take a grill brush or a stainless scrubber and clean off the debris (DO NOT USE ANY LIQUID)
Take a small drill bit and clear all of the gas port holes around the burner
Use a venturi brush to clear any spider webs
Shake out any left over debris from the tube
Reinstall your Burner
Different Types of BBQ Burners
There are gas grill burners for every grill out there. Some of the most popular materials used to make burners include stainless steel and cast iron, and burners sometimes come coated in aluminum or porcelain for an extra shine finish and easy cleanup. Each of these materials is perfectly capable of handling the stresses of long grilling and use - not to mention that the different materials can give your grill a distinctive style. With strong stainless steel or cast iron parts, you can turn your old and worn out grill into a lean, mean grilling machine. Why Replace My Grill's Burners? Grill burners mix air with gas in venturi tubes and release the mixture for combustion according to the grill's controls. In cases of harsh damage to the burners, a grill can malfunction, making it completely unusable or even dangerous.

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 the gas orifice is screwed into the tip of the control valve and determines the BTU rating of the grill and fuel type. We can go into the fire box with the cooking grates and flavorizer bars (Weber heat shield vaporizers) out of the way so the far left side bolts holding the pipe burners in place are accessible. If the botls are not totally covered in cooking greases and years of sauces we can unscrew these bolts, lift the burner up from the far left corner and slide the burner away from the burner. The other option is to below the gas manifold on the far right side. Under the manifold are two flat steel support brackets holding the manifold pipe to the right side of the barbecue firebox. In their intelligent foresight Weber attached these brackets with thumb-screws easily unscrewed to slide the entire manifold assembly off the burners. Usually we do not need to completely remove the manifold but just need to loosen the manifold so it slides away enough to extract the valves from the burners. Slide off the burner to access the gas orifice. Once the burner slides off the control valve on the Weber manifold we will see the very tip of the valve looks like a bolt with a hex-head. If we look closer we will also see there is a tiny hole in this bolt-head.

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How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner
This simple project will have you cooking with gas again in no time
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
209
 Start by disconnecting the grill from the propane or natural gas line. For good measure, make sure all the control knobs are in the off position. Then lift out the cooking grates and flavorizer bars, also known as heat plates. Step 3
The burner will now be fully visible and accessible. Though we found some variation in assembly from one brand to next, in most cases the gas grill burner is held in place at the front and back with hardware. In the grill featured in this video (a newly tested model from Char-Broil that’s a stand-in for demonstration purposes) the burner is secured with a pair of cotter pins; yours might use screws or another type of fastener. After removing the pins by hand, we lifted a carryover tube off the burner. Next we disengaged the burner from the electrode, which provides the spark when lighting the grill, by prying off a clamp with a small flathead screwdriver. At that point, the burner released freely from the electrode and valve opening.

Start by disconnecting the grill from the propane or natural gas line. For good measure, make sure all the control knobs are in the off position. Then lift out the cooking grates and flavorizer bars, also known as heat plates. Step 3
The burner will now be fully visible and accessible. Though we found some variation in assembly from one brand to next, in most cases the gas grill burner is held in place at the front and back with hardware. In the grill featured in this video (a newly tested model from Char-Broil that’s a stand-in for demonstration purposes) the burner is secured with a pair of cotter pins; yours might use screws or another type of fastener. After removing the pins by hand, we lifted a carryover tube off the burner. Next we disengaged the burner from the electrode, which provides the spark when lighting the grill, by prying off a clamp with a small flathead screwdriver. At that point, the burner released freely from the electrode and valve opening.

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 If the individual valve isn't available as a separate replacement part, replace the entire manifold. Adjust and align gas grill components
Remove the grates and the flavor bars. Check the alignment of the burners. Make sure that all fasteners are in place. Check the igniter electrode. The tip of the igniter should be within 1/8- to 1/4-inch of the gas burner. Adjust the igniter if necessary.

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Gas Grill: Burners not getting gas
Gas Grill: Burners not getting gas
These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
How to replace a gas grill pressure regulator
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
How to replace a gas grill burner
Replace the gas grill manifold
Adjust and align gas grill components

If the individual valve isn't available as a separate replacement part, replace the entire manifold. Adjust and align gas grill components
Remove the grates and the flavor bars. Check the alignment of the burners. Make sure that all fasteners are in place. Check the igniter electrode. The tip of the igniter should be within 1/8- to 1/4-inch of the gas burner. Adjust the igniter if necessary.

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This simple project will have you cooking with gas again in no time
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
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 Depending on the size of the grill, there might be two to 10 burners inside. It’s a good idea to inspect the burners a few times a year for signs of corrosion. Spider webs are another thing to watch for, since the critters like to build nests and lay eggs inside the burners, clogging the flow of gas. For now, let’s assume you’re past the point of preventive measures, and your broken gas grill burner needs replacing. Here’s how to get the job done in five simple steps. Step 1
If you can’t buy a replacement gas grill burner from the local home center, check the manufacturer’s website. You’ll need the grill model number, which is usually located on the back or underside of the cart. Single burners start around $10; they’re often sold in multipacks, ideal if you need to replace multiple burners. Step 2
Once you have your replacement gas grill burner, you’re ready to remove the old burner.

Depending on the size of the grill, there might be two to 10 burners inside. It’s a good idea to inspect the burners a few times a year for signs of corrosion. Spider webs are another thing to watch for, since the critters like to build nests and lay eggs inside the burners, clogging the flow of gas. For now, let’s assume you’re past the point of preventive measures, and your broken gas grill burner needs replacing. Here’s how to get the job done in five simple steps. Step 1
If you can’t buy a replacement gas grill burner from the local home center, check the manufacturer’s website. You’ll need the grill model number, which is usually located on the back or underside of the cart. Single burners start around $10; they’re often sold in multipacks, ideal if you need to replace multiple burners. Step 2
Once you have your replacement gas grill burner, you’re ready to remove the old burner.

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If you find that your burners will not ignite, check that the furnace is connected to the power supply. Make sure that there is no blown fuse, tripped circuit breaker or faulty wiring. You may need to replace the transformer or the fuse on the fan timer board. If there is no gas at your main burners, the problem may be with your main valve. See if it is opening or turned to the "On" position. See if you can find any loose or broken wiring connections. You may need to replace the entire valve system. Advertisement
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You may have a furnace that is too small for the area you need to heat if you are not getting warm enough. Consider the size of your location when determining whether you need a larger heater. If that is not the reason, then perhaps your gas input to the furnace is too low.

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If you find that your burners will not ignite, check that the furnace is connected to the power supply. Make sure that there is no blown fuse, tripped circuit breaker or faulty wiring. You may need to replace the transformer or the fuse on the fan timer board. If there is no gas at your main burners, the problem may be with your main valve. See if it is opening or turned to the "On" position. See if you can find any loose or broken wiring connections. You may need to replace the entire valve system. Advertisement
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You may have a furnace that is too small for the area you need to heat if you are not getting warm enough. Consider the size of your location when determining whether you need a larger heater. If that is not the reason, then perhaps your gas input to the furnace is too low.

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 Replace with the new ceramic igniter assembly (pay attention to the length of the wires, installing the longest wire igniter on the right side.) Make sure you hear an audible click when inserting the assembly onto the burner tube. Replace the heat shield and screws you removed. Gently press the wires into the clips on the heat shield. Plug the igniter wires into the igniter module. Replace the control panel. Replace the screws to secure the control panel. Replace all three control knobs. Lift the igniter module back in place. Reattach the igniter button retention nut to hold the module in place.

Replace with the new ceramic igniter assembly (pay attention to the length of the wires, installing the longest wire igniter on the right side.) Make sure you hear an audible click when inserting the assembly onto the burner tube. Replace the heat shield and screws you removed. Gently press the wires into the clips on the heat shield. Plug the igniter wires into the igniter module. Replace the control panel. Replace the screws to secure the control panel. Replace all three control knobs. Lift the igniter module back in place. Reattach the igniter button retention nut to hold the module in place.

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How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the door, heat shield, and support piece
2. Remove the wires from the switch
3. Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
4. Install the new ignitor switch
5. Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door
 Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
Use an adjustable wrench to loosen the nut, then use your fingers to work the nut off the rest of the way. The ignitor button is now free to be pulled out of the grill. 4. Install the new ignitor switch
Place the new switch into its designated spot, fasten by tightening the plastic nut on the back, and reattach the wires. 5. Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door
Replace the support piece first by securing the two screws on each side. Then install the propane heat shield to its original location under the grill and fasten with the two screws. Lastly, re-install the door by pushing the hinge pin up with a small screwdriver and snapping it back into its proper location. [Back to Top] Conclusion And that's how easy you can replace the ignitor button on your Char-Broil grill with basic tools. Now get out the steaks, fire up the grill, and enjoy yourselves.

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How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the door, heat shield, and support piece
2. Remove the wires from the switch
3. Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
4. Install the new ignitor switch
5. Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door

Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
Use an adjustable wrench to loosen the nut, then use your fingers to work the nut off the rest of the way. The ignitor button is now free to be pulled out of the grill. 4. Install the new ignitor switch
Place the new switch into its designated spot, fasten by tightening the plastic nut on the back, and reattach the wires. 5. Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door
Replace the support piece first by securing the two screws on each side. Then install the propane heat shield to its original location under the grill and fasten with the two screws. Lastly, re-install the door by pushing the hinge pin up with a small screwdriver and snapping it back into its proper location. [Back to Top] Conclusion And that's how easy you can replace the ignitor button on your Char-Broil grill with basic tools. Now get out the steaks, fire up the grill, and enjoy yourselves.

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 Replace the burner flame sensor in your Ducane furnace if the flame sensor isn't properly detecting the burner flame. Igniter. The igniter lights the furnace burner. Replace the igniter if it fails to glow or spark to light the burner flame. Electronic integrated control board. The electronic integrated control board manages various furnace functions such as heating, blower and vent motor operation. You may need to replace the electronic integrated control board when your Ducane furnace doesn't work at all. Thermostat. The thermostat senses temperature inside your home and turns the furnace on and off to maintain the set temperature. Replace the thermostat if it doesn't properly detect the temperature inside your home or it doesn't start and stop the furnace properly
How to troubleshoot your Ducane furnace when it won't work at all
Check the power supply for the furnace.

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Replace the burner flame sensor in your Ducane furnace if the flame sensor isn't properly detecting the burner flame. Igniter. The igniter lights the furnace burner. Replace the igniter if it fails to glow or spark to light the burner flame. Electronic integrated control board. The electronic integrated control board manages various furnace functions such as heating, blower and vent motor operation. You may need to replace the electronic integrated control board when your Ducane furnace doesn't work at all. Thermostat. The thermostat senses temperature inside your home and turns the furnace on and off to maintain the set temperature. Replace the thermostat if it doesn't properly detect the temperature inside your home or it doesn't start and stop the furnace properly
How to troubleshoot your Ducane furnace when it won't work at all
Check the power supply for the furnace.

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Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
How to replace a gas grill pressure regulator
Perform routine gas grill maintenance
Replace the gas grill manifold
Adjust and align gas grill components
 Check the operation of the burner valves on the manifold and replace the manifold if gas doesn't flow properly to the burner tubes when you open the manifold's valves. These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
Regularly check and clean the burner tubes of spider webs and debris. Clean the burner tubes with a bottle brush or stiff wire, such as a straightened coat hanger. Check the gas ports (holes) for spills that could glog them. Clean the burner if necessary. Look for rust or damage on the burner bodies and replace a burner if it's damaged or rusted. October 31, 2016
How to replace a gas grill burner
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If your gas grill has an uneven flame or makes a low flame even on a high-heat setting, you might need to replace the gas grill burner. This repair guide shows how to install a new gas grill burner. It’s an easy fix. Repair difficulty
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Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
If the pressure regulator isn't working properly, first reset the pressure regulator, following the instructions in your owner's manual.

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Gas Grill: Not hot enough
Gas Grill: Not hot enough
These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
How to replace a gas grill burner
Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
How to replace a gas grill pressure regulator
Perform routine gas grill maintenance
Replace the gas grill manifold
Adjust and align gas grill components

Check the operation of the burner valves on the manifold and replace the manifold if gas doesn't flow properly to the burner tubes when you open the manifold's valves. These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
Regularly check and clean the burner tubes of spider webs and debris. Clean the burner tubes with a bottle brush or stiff wire, such as a straightened coat hanger. Check the gas ports (holes) for spills that could glog them. Clean the burner if necessary. Look for rust or damage on the burner bodies and replace a burner if it's damaged or rusted. October 31, 2016
How to replace a gas grill burner
By Lyle Weischwill
If your gas grill has an uneven flame or makes a low flame even on a high-heat setting, you might need to replace the gas grill burner. This repair guide shows how to install a new gas grill burner. It’s an easy fix. Repair difficulty
Time required
15 minutes or less
Read more
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Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
If the pressure regulator isn't working properly, first reset the pressure regulator, following the instructions in your owner's manual.

Common gas grill problems - not hot enough | Symptom diagnosis Gas Grill: Not hot enough
Gas Grill: Not hot enough
These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
How to replace a gas grill burner
Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
How to replace a gas grill pressure regulator
Perform routine gas grill maintenance
Replace the gas grill manifold
Adjust and align gas grill components
 Replace the gas grill manifold
The manifold on a gas grill has the burner control valves and the connecting gas tubing. If the manifold fails, burners won't heat sufficiently or won't light at all. If a valve is stuck and not working, replace the valve. If the individual valve isn't available as a separate replacement part, replace the entire manifold. Adjust and align gas grill components
Remove the grates and the flavor bars. Check the alignment of the burners. Make sure that all fasteners are in place. Check the igniter electrode. The tip of the igniter should be within 1/8- to 1/4-inch of the gas burner. Adjust the igniter if necessary.

Replace the gas grill manifold
The manifold on a gas grill has the burner control valves and the connecting gas tubing. If the manifold fails, burners won't heat sufficiently or won't light at all. If a valve is stuck and not working, replace the valve. If the individual valve isn't available as a separate replacement part, replace the entire manifold. Adjust and align gas grill components
Remove the grates and the flavor bars. Check the alignment of the burners. Make sure that all fasteners are in place. Check the igniter electrode. The tip of the igniter should be within 1/8- to 1/4-inch of the gas burner. Adjust the igniter if necessary.

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 Even if your char broil 6 burner grill still works, but has burners that are old and/or damaged, you can improve your grilling experience and create a more even and adaptable grilling surface by replacing your burners. For grillers looking to expand on their repertoire of grilling techniques, consider a new type of burner to give you greater ability to smoke meats and grill indirectly. Aside from sheer necessity in many cases, new burners are an opportunity to add something new to your grilling experience. Burner Resources
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At the BBQ Depot, you can find high quality burners for all grills, including Alfresco grills, Twin Eagles grills and more, from the most reputable and beloved brands on the market, all at the lowest prices guaranteed. We have models ranging from classic char broil 6 burner grills all the way up to high powered ceramic zone burner grills. You can also find both U and H shaped burner arrangements through our website. Our burners are certified for a large range of different grill models, including Modern Home products, Pacific Gas Specialist grills, and much more.

Even if your char broil 6 burner grill still works, but has burners that are old and/or damaged, you can improve your grilling experience and create a more even and adaptable grilling surface by replacing your burners. For grillers looking to expand on their repertoire of grilling techniques, consider a new type of burner to give you greater ability to smoke meats and grill indirectly. Aside from sheer necessity in many cases, new burners are an opportunity to add something new to your grilling experience. Burner Resources
Find a Great Replacement Burner at The BBQ Depot
At the BBQ Depot, you can find high quality burners for all grills, including Alfresco grills, Twin Eagles grills and more, from the most reputable and beloved brands on the market, all at the lowest prices guaranteed. We have models ranging from classic char broil 6 burner grills all the way up to high powered ceramic zone burner grills. You can also find both U and H shaped burner arrangements through our website. Our burners are certified for a large range of different grill models, including Modern Home products, Pacific Gas Specialist grills, and much more.

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How to Fix a Gas Grill
Broken BBQ? No problem! Rescue your old, broken grill in five easy steps.
Time
Complexity
Cost
Step 1: Remove the cooking grate and rock grate
Photo 1: Remove the grate and rocks
Caution!
Step 2: Test the igniter
Photo 3: Check the igniter
Step 3: Remove and clean the burner assembly
Photo 7: Remove the burner
Step 4: Scrub the barbecue grill body
Photo 10: Scrape the interior
Degrease and Sand Before Painting
Step 5: Restore the wood slats
Photo 13: Refinish the wood
Paint the grill
Spray on primer
Required Tools for this Project
Required Materials for this Project
 Photo 4 shows how to disconnect the igniter wire and remove the retaining clips from the venturi tubes, which carry gas from the control panel to the burners. Remove the igniter collector box from the burner ( Photo 5) and the igniter button ( Photo 6) from the control panel. Step 3: Remove and clean the burner assembly
Photo 7: Remove the burner
Pull out the burner, sliding the venturi tubes free from their mounting slots. If the burner has heavy rust or is rusted through, replace it. Photo 8: Clean the venturi tubes
Push a venturi cleaning brush or large pipe cleaner into the end of the venturi tubes to clean out spider webs (a common obstruction) and other debris. Photo 9: Poke open clogged burner holes
Open clogged burner holes with a small wire or finish nail, and scrub the burner clean with a wire brush if it’s dirty or rusty.

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How to Fix a Gas Grill
How to Fix a Gas Grill
Broken BBQ? No problem! Rescue your old, broken grill in five easy steps.
Time
Complexity
Cost
Step 1: Remove the cooking grate and rock grate
Photo 1: Remove the grate and rocks
Caution!
Step 2: Test the igniter
Photo 3: Check the igniter
Step 3: Remove and clean the burner assembly
Photo 7: Remove the burner
Step 4: Scrub the barbecue grill body
Photo 10: Scrape the interior
Degrease and Sand Before Painting
Step 5: Restore the wood slats
Photo 13: Refinish the wood
Paint the grill
Spray on primer
Required Tools for this Project
Required Materials for this Project

Photo 4 shows how to disconnect the igniter wire and remove the retaining clips from the venturi tubes, which carry gas from the control panel to the burners. Remove the igniter collector box from the burner ( Photo 5) and the igniter button ( Photo 6) from the control panel. Step 3: Remove and clean the burner assembly
Photo 7: Remove the burner
Pull out the burner, sliding the venturi tubes free from their mounting slots. If the burner has heavy rust or is rusted through, replace it. Photo 8: Clean the venturi tubes
Push a venturi cleaning brush or large pipe cleaner into the end of the venturi tubes to clean out spider webs (a common obstruction) and other debris. Photo 9: Poke open clogged burner holes
Open clogged burner holes with a small wire or finish nail, and scrub the burner clean with a wire brush if it’s dirty or rusty.

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 Remove the screws underneath the control panel that are holding it on. These are inside a bracket just above the door hinge. Unplug the wires from the back of the igniter module. Remove the control knobs on the front of the control panel by firmly lifting them straight off. Remove all three control knobs from the control panel. Lift the control panel off the grill and set aside. Remove the igniter wires from the wire clips. Remove the two screws on either side of the manifold that hold the heat shield in place. Lift the heat shield up and set it aside. Remove the old ceramic igniter assemblies from each burner.

Remove the screws underneath the control panel that are holding it on. These are inside a bracket just above the door hinge. Unplug the wires from the back of the igniter module. Remove the control knobs on the front of the control panel by firmly lifting them straight off. Remove all three control knobs from the control panel. Lift the control panel off the grill and set aside. Remove the igniter wires from the wire clips. Remove the two screws on either side of the manifold that hold the heat shield in place. Lift the heat shield up and set it aside. Remove the old ceramic igniter assemblies from each burner.

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 The front of the burner is where the air adjustment acts like a carburetor mixing gas with oxygen as the valve sprays gas mixed with air into the Weber pipe burner. We are going to need to slide the burner off the valve so we can access the orifice. In order to slide the burner off the control valve we have two options. However, the condition of the barbecue will usually choose one of these options for us. If not you are lucky but the build up of grease and the breakdown of materials usually decides this for us. the gas orifice is screwed into the tip of the control valve and determines the BTU rating of the grill and fuel type. We can go into the fire box with the cooking grates and flavorizer bars (Weber heat shield vaporizers) out of the way so the far left side bolts holding the pipe burners in place are accessible. If the botls are not totally covered in cooking greases and years of sauces we can unscrew these bolts, lift the burner up from the far left corner and slide the burner away from the burner. The other option is to below the gas manifold on the far right side. Under the manifold are two flat steel support brackets holding the manifold pipe to the right side of the barbecue firebox.

How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode | Repair guide How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
Replacing an igniter electrode on a gas grill
Instructions
Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the igniter electrode
Install the new igniter electrode
Reinstall the cooking grates and flame tamers
Restore the gas supply
Symptoms for gas grills
Grease flare-ups occur
Burners not getting gas
Broken wheel
Some burners won't light
Not hot enough
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 Plug the igniter electrode wire harness into the igniter module. 05. Reinstall the cooking grates and flame tamers
Place the flame tamer on top of the burners. Reinstall the cooking grate. 06. Restore the gas supply
Open the valve on the propane gas tank. Warning: Undertaking repairs to appliances can be hazardous. Use the proper tools and safety equipment noted in the guide and follow all instructions. Do not proceed until you are confident that you understand all of the steps and are capable of completing the repair.

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How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
Replacing an igniter electrode on a gas grill
Instructions
Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the igniter electrode
Install the new igniter electrode
Reinstall the cooking grates and flame tamers
Restore the gas supply
Symptoms for gas grills
Grease flare-ups occur
Burners not getting gas
Broken wheel
Some burners won't light
Not hot enough
Repair guides for gas grills
How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
How to replace a gas grill ignition module
How to replace a gas grill wheel
Articles and videos for gas grills
How to prevent grease flare-ups on a gas grill video
How to convert a propane grill to natural gas video
Easy DIY gas grill repairs if the burner won't light

Plug the igniter electrode wire harness into the igniter module. 05. Reinstall the cooking grates and flame tamers
Place the flame tamer on top of the burners. Reinstall the cooking grate. 06. Restore the gas supply
Open the valve on the propane gas tank. Warning: Undertaking repairs to appliances can be hazardous. Use the proper tools and safety equipment noted in the guide and follow all instructions. Do not proceed until you are confident that you understand all of the steps and are capable of completing the repair.

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Step 1
Turn off the gas supply valve on the tank. Remove the fuel line from the fuel tank by turning the connection nut counter-clockwise with your hand. Step 2
Open the Char-Broil gas grill and remove the main cooking grate. You do not need to remove the upper warming racks to change the burners. Step 3
Remove the lava rocks from the grill and pull the rock grate out. Unhook the flame spreader from each end where the spreader attaches to the inside body of the grill. The spreader is the angled piece that sits over the burner. Advertisement
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Locate the cotter pin that secures the front of the burner to the grill body. Remove the cotter pin with a pair of needle nose pliers. Lift the burner up and pull the burner venturi tubes out of the gas valve.

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Step 1
Turn off the gas supply valve on the tank. Remove the fuel line from the fuel tank by turning the connection nut counter-clockwise with your hand. Step 2
Open the Char-Broil gas grill and remove the main cooking grate. You do not need to remove the upper warming racks to change the burners. Step 3
Remove the lava rocks from the grill and pull the rock grate out. Unhook the flame spreader from each end where the spreader attaches to the inside body of the grill. The spreader is the angled piece that sits over the burner. Advertisement
Step 4
Locate the cotter pin that secures the front of the burner to the grill body. Remove the cotter pin with a pair of needle nose pliers. Lift the burner up and pull the burner venturi tubes out of the gas valve.

How to Fix A Gas Grill (DIY) | Family Handyman How to Fix a Gas Grill
How to Fix a Gas Grill
Broken BBQ? No problem! Rescue your old, broken grill in five easy steps.
Time
Complexity
Cost
Step 1: Remove the cooking grate and rock grate
Photo 1: Remove the grate and rocks
Caution!
Step 2: Test the igniter
Photo 3: Check the igniter
Step 3: Remove and clean the burner assembly
Photo 7: Remove the burner
Step 4: Scrub the barbecue grill body
Photo 10: Scrape the interior
Degrease and Sand Before Painting
Step 5: Restore the wood slats
Photo 13: Refinish the wood
Paint the grill
Spray on primer
Required Tools for this Project
Required Materials for this Project
 If the burner has heavy rust or is rusted through, replace it. Photo 8: Clean the venturi tubes
Push a venturi cleaning brush or large pipe cleaner into the end of the venturi tubes to clean out spider webs (a common obstruction) and other debris. Photo 9: Poke open clogged burner holes
Open clogged burner holes with a small wire or finish nail, and scrub the burner clean with a wire brush if it’s dirty or rusty. The burner assembly is the heart of the grill. Remove and clean it as shown in Photos 7 – 9. If the burner or venturi tubes have excessive rust and the burner holes are rusted through, replace the burner assembly. These assemblies can be expensive. Step 4:

If the burner has heavy rust or is rusted through, replace it. Photo 8: Clean the venturi tubes
Push a venturi cleaning brush or large pipe cleaner into the end of the venturi tubes to clean out spider webs (a common obstruction) and other debris. Photo 9: Poke open clogged burner holes
Open clogged burner holes with a small wire or finish nail, and scrub the burner clean with a wire brush if it’s dirty or rusty. The burner assembly is the heart of the grill. Remove and clean it as shown in Photos 7 – 9. If the burner or venturi tubes have excessive rust and the burner holes are rusted through, replace the burner assembly. These assemblies can be expensive. Step 4:

How to Fix A Gas Grill (DIY) | Family Handyman How to Fix a Gas Grill
How to Fix a Gas Grill
Broken BBQ? No problem! Rescue your old, broken grill in five easy steps.
Time
Complexity
Cost
Step 1: Remove the cooking grate and rock grate
Photo 1: Remove the grate and rocks
Caution!
Step 2: Test the igniter
Photo 3: Check the igniter
Step 3: Remove and clean the burner assembly
Photo 7: Remove the burner
Step 4: Scrub the barbecue grill body
Photo 10: Scrape the interior
Degrease and Sand Before Painting
Step 5: Restore the wood slats
Photo 13: Refinish the wood
Paint the grill
Spray on primer
Required Tools for this Project
Required Materials for this Project
 The burner assembly is the heart of the grill. Remove and clean it as shown in Photos 7 – 9. If the burner or venturi tubes have excessive rust and the burner holes are rusted through, replace the burner assembly. These assemblies can be expensive. Step 4: Scrub the barbecue grill body
Photo 10: Scrape the interior
Loosen cooking buildup from the grill hood and body with a plastic putty knife. Scrub the inside of the grill with soap and water. Photo 11: Scrub the interior
Remove stubborn interior buildup with an oven or grill cleaner.

The burner assembly is the heart of the grill. Remove and clean it as shown in Photos 7 – 9. If the burner or venturi tubes have excessive rust and the burner holes are rusted through, replace the burner assembly. These assemblies can be expensive. Step 4: Scrub the barbecue grill body
Photo 10: Scrape the interior
Loosen cooking buildup from the grill hood and body with a plastic putty knife. Scrub the inside of the grill with soap and water. Photo 11: Scrub the interior
Remove stubborn interior buildup with an oven or grill cleaner.

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Ducane furnaces are known for their durability and safety. Precision control components in Ducane furnaces help improve heating efficiency, so you can economically heat your home during cold months. If your Ducane furnace stops working, trust Sears PartsDirect to have the replacement parts you need to get the furnace going again. Models (7)
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Burner flame sensor. The burner flame sensor detects when the burner flame has ignited and sends a signal to the control board to stop the igniter from operating. Replace the burner flame sensor in your Ducane furnace if the flame sensor isn't properly detecting the burner flame. Igniter. The igniter lights the furnace burner. Replace the igniter if it fails to glow or spark to light the burner flame. Electronic integrated control board.

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 In their intelligent foresight Weber attached these brackets with thumb-screws easily unscrewed to slide the entire manifold assembly off the burners. Usually we do not need to completely remove the manifold but just need to loosen the manifold so it slides away enough to extract the valves from the burners. Slide off the burner to access the gas orifice. Once the burner slides off the control valve on the Weber manifold we will see the very tip of the valve looks like a bolt with a hex-head. If we look closer we will also see there is a tiny hole in this bolt-head. This is the gas orifice. The gas orifice attaches to the valve and is inserted into the burner during normal barbecuing. The diameter of the hole drilled in this orifice in the tip of each control valve is what determines the BTU rating of each burner and of the grill as a whole. Natural gas has a larger mass and is often (at least partially) mixed with oxygen so a NG orifice will have a much larger hole in it than the same BTU rating in a LP orifice. change the orifice on the weber control valve to convert fuel to LP or NG.

In their intelligent foresight Weber attached these brackets with thumb-screws easily unscrewed to slide the entire manifold assembly off the burners. Usually we do not need to completely remove the manifold but just need to loosen the manifold so it slides away enough to extract the valves from the burners. Slide off the burner to access the gas orifice. Once the burner slides off the control valve on the Weber manifold we will see the very tip of the valve looks like a bolt with a hex-head. If we look closer we will also see there is a tiny hole in this bolt-head. This is the gas orifice. The gas orifice attaches to the valve and is inserted into the burner during normal barbecuing. The diameter of the hole drilled in this orifice in the tip of each control valve is what determines the BTU rating of each burner and of the grill as a whole. Natural gas has a larger mass and is often (at least partially) mixed with oxygen so a NG orifice will have a much larger hole in it than the same BTU rating in a LP orifice. change the orifice on the weber control valve to convert fuel to LP or NG.

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 Consumer Reports notes that most gas grill burners are connected to the grill’s electrode, the grill’s back and front with hardware assemblies such as clamps and fasteners such as screws, cotter pins, nuts and washers. Carefully remove these fasteners and clamps with screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers and other tools to detach the burner (s) from the grill assembly. Step 4. Installing your new gas grill burner will be just as easy as doing what you just did but in reverse order. Generally, this will mean fastening the new burner to the grill using the fasteners and clamps you removed off of the old burner, being especially careful with the electrode that produces the spark necessary for lighting the gas grill. Step 5. Now that the new burner is installed, the burner should be checked to make sure that it operates as it’s supposed to. To test out the burner, reconnect the gas grill to the gas line and light the burner with the corresponding control knob. There’s no issue with the gas grill burner’s light if it lights on demand can modulate from higher to lower flames as its control knob is adjusted accordingly. This means that the burner is ready for grilling in your next barbecue.

Consumer Reports notes that most gas grill burners are connected to the grill’s electrode, the grill’s back and front with hardware assemblies such as clamps and fasteners such as screws, cotter pins, nuts and washers. Carefully remove these fasteners and clamps with screwdrivers, wrenches, pliers and other tools to detach the burner (s) from the grill assembly. Step 4. Installing your new gas grill burner will be just as easy as doing what you just did but in reverse order. Generally, this will mean fastening the new burner to the grill using the fasteners and clamps you removed off of the old burner, being especially careful with the electrode that produces the spark necessary for lighting the gas grill. Step 5. Now that the new burner is installed, the burner should be checked to make sure that it operates as it’s supposed to. To test out the burner, reconnect the gas grill to the gas line and light the burner with the corresponding control knob. There’s no issue with the gas grill burner’s light if it lights on demand can modulate from higher to lower flames as its control knob is adjusted accordingly. This means that the burner is ready for grilling in your next barbecue.

How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill : eReplacementParts.com How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the door, heat shield, and support piece
2. Remove the wires from the switch
3. Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
4. Install the new ignitor switch
5. Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door
 Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door
Replace the support piece first by securing the two screws on each side. Then install the propane heat shield to its original location under the grill and fasten with the two screws. Lastly, re-install the door by pushing the hinge pin up with a small screwdriver and snapping it back into its proper location. [Back to Top] Conclusion And that's how easy you can replace the ignitor button on your Char-Broil grill with basic tools. Now get out the steaks, fire up the grill, and enjoy yourselves. View all of the grill parts we have available on our grill parts finder. [ Back to Top] What We're About

Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door
Replace the support piece first by securing the two screws on each side. Then install the propane heat shield to its original location under the grill and fasten with the two screws. Lastly, re-install the door by pushing the hinge pin up with a small screwdriver and snapping it back into its proper location. [Back to Top] Conclusion And that's how easy you can replace the ignitor button on your Char-Broil grill with basic tools. Now get out the steaks, fire up the grill, and enjoy yourselves. View all of the grill parts we have available on our grill parts finder. [ Back to Top] What We're About

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 Just count how many wires there are running into your igniter. If it has 3 wires running into it you need a 2 wire igniter, if it has 5 wires running out of it, you'll need the 4 wire igniter. If the igniter you bought is too large to fit through the hole in the front of your BBQ, you can easily just drill the hole out to make it a bit bigger. Recommended Products
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Amazon Canada link for ignitor. To replace the igniter button you have to remove the old one by unscrewing it from the BBQ housing and unplugging the wires that lead to the burner tubes. You install the replacement part in reverse by attaching the burner tube wires and then screwing it all into the front of the BBQ again. That’s it! This video is the real deal, a live walk along with me as I install a BBQ ignitor in real time. YouTube
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Just count how many wires there are running into your igniter. If it has 3 wires running into it you need a 2 wire igniter, if it has 5 wires running out of it, you'll need the 4 wire igniter. If the igniter you bought is too large to fit through the hole in the front of your BBQ, you can easily just drill the hole out to make it a bit bigger. Recommended Products
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Common gas grill problems - not hot enough | Symptom diagnosis Gas Grill: Not hot enough
Gas Grill: Not hot enough
These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
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Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
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Replace the gas grill manifold
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 Replace the pressure regulator if it won't allow gas to flow properly to the grill after resetting the regulator. Clogs inside the burner tubes or spills covering the burner tube ports can also inhibit heating. Clean the burner tubes so the burners heat properly and replace any damaged burner tubes. Perform routine maintenance on your grill to help keep the burners working efficiently. Also check and adjust the alignment of the burner tubes to the gas valves so the burners heat properly. Check the operation of the burner valves on the manifold and replace the manifold if gas doesn't flow properly to the burner tubes when you open the manifold's valves. These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
Regularly check and clean the burner tubes of spider webs and debris. Clean the burner tubes with a bottle brush or stiff wire, such as a straightened coat hanger. Check the gas ports (holes) for spills that could glog them. Clean the burner if necessary.

Replace the pressure regulator if it won't allow gas to flow properly to the grill after resetting the regulator. Clogs inside the burner tubes or spills covering the burner tube ports can also inhibit heating. Clean the burner tubes so the burners heat properly and replace any damaged burner tubes. Perform routine maintenance on your grill to help keep the burners working efficiently. Also check and adjust the alignment of the burner tubes to the gas valves so the burners heat properly. Check the operation of the burner valves on the manifold and replace the manifold if gas doesn't flow properly to the burner tubes when you open the manifold's valves. These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
Regularly check and clean the burner tubes of spider webs and debris. Clean the burner tubes with a bottle brush or stiff wire, such as a straightened coat hanger. Check the gas ports (holes) for spills that could glog them. Clean the burner if necessary.

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Changing a burner on your Char-Broil gas grill is not a difficult project. Before purchasing a replacement, remove the old burner and take it to the store. Char-Broil grills have different size burners depending on which model you own. The burner secures to the grill with a cotter pin. There are one or two tubes that slip into the gas valve inside the grill. Once you remove the cotter pin the burner will slip out of the gas valve, and you can take the burner with you to purchase your replacement.

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Changing a burner on your Char-Broil gas grill is not a difficult project. Before purchasing a replacement, remove the old burner and take it to the store. Char-Broil grills have different size burners depending on which model you own. The burner secures to the grill with a cotter pin. There are one or two tubes that slip into the gas valve inside the grill. Once you remove the cotter pin the burner will slip out of the gas valve, and you can take the burner with you to purchase your replacement.

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Replacing the burners on a Weber grill is easy, and can help with any cross-ignition difficulties you’ve been having. Turn off the propane tank valve and disconnect the cylinder. Remove it from the grill. Remove the cooking grates and flavorizer bars. Remove the control panel by taking out the screws holding it in place.

Easy! If you have any problems here, don’t be afraid to contact your local Koopman Lumber over at Koopmanlumber.com. Our grilling experts are ready to help and know these grill inside and out. Take a look at how slick our grill looks once we installed the new ignitors. You know that grill is ready to cook a mean steak! Burners
Replacing the burners on a Weber grill is easy, and can help with any cross-ignition difficulties you’ve been having. Turn off the propane tank valve and disconnect the cylinder. Remove it from the grill. Remove the cooking grates and flavorizer bars. Remove the control panel by taking out the screws holding it in place.

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 Remove the vapor bar or flame spreader (the component that protects the burner from grease spills)
Thoroughly clean the interior of your grill to remove excess grease and debris. You can do this by using a damp rag. Avoid scraping your grill with a sharp edge, as this can cause further damage. Step 3: Check the Ignitor
Once you have removed the above components and have cleaned the inside of your grill, you should check the igniter for a spark. If you push the ignitor button and it does not ignite the gas, this may indicate that your ignitor is broken. You can cover any exposed wires with electrical tape, or, if that doesn’t work, replace the entire assembly. Step 4: Remove and Clean/Repair the Burner
If your burners are still functional, it may just take a quick clean to get them working as good as new. You can simply remove the burner and venturi tubes to clean them and remove rust/debris.

Remove the vapor bar or flame spreader (the component that protects the burner from grease spills)
Thoroughly clean the interior of your grill to remove excess grease and debris. You can do this by using a damp rag. Avoid scraping your grill with a sharp edge, as this can cause further damage. Step 3: Check the Ignitor
Once you have removed the above components and have cleaned the inside of your grill, you should check the igniter for a spark. If you push the ignitor button and it does not ignite the gas, this may indicate that your ignitor is broken. You can cover any exposed wires with electrical tape, or, if that doesn’t work, replace the entire assembly. Step 4: Remove and Clean/Repair the Burner
If your burners are still functional, it may just take a quick clean to get them working as good as new. You can simply remove the burner and venturi tubes to clean them and remove rust/debris.

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1. Remove the door, heat shield, and support piece
2. Remove the wires from the switch
3. Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
4. Install the new ignitor switch
5. Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door
 The last step is removing the support bracket that is held in place by four screws, two on each side. You will now have access to the ignitor switch. 2. Remove the wires from the switch
Pull the wires off of the back of the switch with a pair of needle-nose pliers. 3. Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
Use an adjustable wrench to loosen the nut, then use your fingers to work the nut off the rest of the way. The ignitor button is now free to be pulled out of the grill. 4. Install the new ignitor switch
Place the new switch into its designated spot, fasten by tightening the plastic nut on the back, and reattach the wires. 5.

The last step is removing the support bracket that is held in place by four screws, two on each side. You will now have access to the ignitor switch. 2. Remove the wires from the switch
Pull the wires off of the back of the switch with a pair of needle-nose pliers. 3. Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
Use an adjustable wrench to loosen the nut, then use your fingers to work the nut off the rest of the way. The ignitor button is now free to be pulled out of the grill. 4. Install the new ignitor switch
Place the new switch into its designated spot, fasten by tightening the plastic nut on the back, and reattach the wires. 5.

Common gas grill problems - burners not getting gas | Symptom diagnosis Gas Grill: Burners not getting gas
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Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
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Replace the gas grill manifold
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 Slowly open the gas supply valve on the tank. If the regulator still doesn't work properly, replace it. October 31, 2016
How to replace a gas grill pressure regulator
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If your gas grill’s burners aren’t lighting, the pressure regulator might not be feeding enough gas to the burners. You can install a replacement pressure regulator in about 15 minutes. Repair difficulty
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Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
Regularly check and clean the burner tubes of spider webs and debris. Clean the burner tubes with a bottle brush or stiff wire, such as a straightened coat hanger. Check the gas ports (holes) for spills that could glog them. Clean the burner if necessary. Look for rust or damage on the burner bodies and replace a burner if it's damaged or rusted. October 31, 2016
How to replace a gas grill burner
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If your gas grill has an uneven flame or makes a low flame even on a high-heat setting, you might need to replace the gas grill burner.

Slowly open the gas supply valve on the tank. If the regulator still doesn't work properly, replace it. October 31, 2016
How to replace a gas grill pressure regulator
By Lyle Weischwill
If your gas grill’s burners aren’t lighting, the pressure regulator might not be feeding enough gas to the burners. You can install a replacement pressure regulator in about 15 minutes. Repair difficulty
Time required
15 minutes or less
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Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
Regularly check and clean the burner tubes of spider webs and debris. Clean the burner tubes with a bottle brush or stiff wire, such as a straightened coat hanger. Check the gas ports (holes) for spills that could glog them. Clean the burner if necessary. Look for rust or damage on the burner bodies and replace a burner if it's damaged or rusted. October 31, 2016
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If your gas grill has an uneven flame or makes a low flame even on a high-heat setting, you might need to replace the gas grill burner.

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Gas Grill Renovation : 12 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables Gas Grill Renovation
Gas Grill Renovation
Step 1: Amass Gear
Step 2: Disconnect Tank
Step 3: Cleaning Rocks
Step 4: Degrease It!
Step 5: Pop Out Thermometer
Step 6: Pull Out the Burner Unit
Step 7: Remove the Control Panel
Step 8: Gunk Removal
Step 9: Decapitation!
Step 10: A Little Bump and Grind
Step 11: Say It, Don't Spray It!
Step 12: Reassemble
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 Then, remove the lower grate and set it aside. What's left is the burner unit. On the underbelly of the grill are four screws holding the burner unit down. Now would be a great time to remove them. Unfortunately, mine were so rusted that they wouldn't spin. Fortunately, they were so rusted that when I lifted the burner unit up and the material around the screw crumbled enough that I didn't need to unscrew them. I don't think this grill will be lasting for more than another year or two...
With the burner unit now unattached, lift it straight up while sliding it towards the back of the grill. This will free the burner unit's feed tubes from the control unit. Now lift the burner unit up while rotating it towards you, which will pull the feed tubes out of the hole they are in. Ask Question
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Gas Grill Renovation
Gas Grill Renovation
Step 1: Amass Gear
Step 2: Disconnect Tank
Step 3: Cleaning Rocks
Step 4: Degrease It!
Step 5: Pop Out Thermometer
Step 6: Pull Out the Burner Unit
Step 7: Remove the Control Panel
Step 8: Gunk Removal
Step 9: Decapitation!
Step 10: A Little Bump and Grind
Step 11: Say It, Don't Spray It!
Step 12: Reassemble
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Then, remove the lower grate and set it aside. What's left is the burner unit. On the underbelly of the grill are four screws holding the burner unit down. Now would be a great time to remove them. Unfortunately, mine were so rusted that they wouldn't spin. Fortunately, they were so rusted that when I lifted the burner unit up and the material around the screw crumbled enough that I didn't need to unscrew them. I don't think this grill will be lasting for more than another year or two...
With the burner unit now unattached, lift it straight up while sliding it towards the back of the grill. This will free the burner unit's feed tubes from the control unit. Now lift the burner unit up while rotating it towards you, which will pull the feed tubes out of the hole they are in. Ask Question
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How to Change the Burner of a Char-Broil Gas Grill | eHow How to Change the Burner of a Char-Broil Gas Grill
How to Change the Burner of a Char-Broil Gas Grill
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Set the new burner inside the grill with the venturi tubes inside the gas valve opening. Install the cotter pin to secure the burner to the grill body. Place the flame spreader back inside the grill and hook the ends to the grill body. Step 6
Place the rock grate, lava rocks and cooking grate back inside the grill. Reattach the fuel line to the fuel tank. Advertisement
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Set the new burner inside the grill with the venturi tubes inside the gas valve opening. Install the cotter pin to secure the burner to the grill body. Place the flame spreader back inside the grill and hook the ends to the grill body. Step 6
Place the rock grate, lava rocks and cooking grate back inside the grill. Reattach the fuel line to the fuel tank. Advertisement
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Common gas grill problems - burners not getting gas | Symptom diagnosis Gas Grill: Burners not getting gas
Gas Grill: Burners not getting gas
These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
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Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
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Replace the gas grill manifold
Adjust and align gas grill components
 Clean the burner tubes with a bottle brush or stiff wire, such as a straightened coat hanger. Check the gas ports (holes) for spills that could glog them. Clean the burner if necessary. Look for rust or damage on the burner bodies and replace a burner if it's damaged or rusted. October 31, 2016
How to replace a gas grill burner
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If your gas grill has an uneven flame or makes a low flame even on a high-heat setting, you might need to replace the gas grill burner. This repair guide shows how to install a new gas grill burner. It’s an easy fix. Repair difficulty
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Replace the gas grill manifold
The manifold on a gas grill has the burner control valves and the connecting gas tubing. If the manifold fails, burners won't heat sufficiently or won't light at all. If a valve is stuck and not working, replace the valve.

Clean the burner tubes with a bottle brush or stiff wire, such as a straightened coat hanger. Check the gas ports (holes) for spills that could glog them. Clean the burner if necessary. Look for rust or damage on the burner bodies and replace a burner if it's damaged or rusted. October 31, 2016
How to replace a gas grill burner
By Lyle Weischwill
If your gas grill has an uneven flame or makes a low flame even on a high-heat setting, you might need to replace the gas grill burner. This repair guide shows how to install a new gas grill burner. It’s an easy fix. Repair difficulty
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Replace the gas grill manifold
The manifold on a gas grill has the burner control valves and the connecting gas tubing. If the manifold fails, burners won't heat sufficiently or won't light at all. If a valve is stuck and not working, replace the valve.

How to Fix Your Electric Stove Burners | DoItYourself.com How to Fix Your Electric Stove Burners
How to Fix Your Electric Stove Burners
Step 1 – Inspecting the Burner
Step 2 – Cleaning or Replacing a Plug-In Burner
Trying Another Burner
Step 3 – Replacing a Hardwired Burner
Trying Another Burner
Step 4 – Replacing the Receptacle
Disconnecting the Old Receptacle
Installing the New Receptacle
 Open the insulator, and gently pry the two clips until they pop off. Remove the screws that hold the wire to the insulator. Trying Another Burner
Then, exchange the burner with another and reassemble the wiring. Turn on the burner to see if it works. If it does, then you need to replace the first burner with a new one. Step 4 – Replacing the Receptacle
If a plug-in type burner is burned or pitted, you will need to replace the receptacle and the burner. Disconnecting the Old Receptacle
Disconnect the old receptacle by holding down the steel spring or by unscrewing it. Lift the cooktop to access the wiring. Prop the cooktop open, using the thin metal brace, while you work on the receptacle. Remove the receptacle and wrap the wires with tape so you can tell which ones you need to install to the new receptacle.

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How to Fix Your Electric Stove Burners
How to Fix Your Electric Stove Burners
Step 1 – Inspecting the Burner
Step 2 – Cleaning or Replacing a Plug-In Burner
Trying Another Burner
Step 3 – Replacing a Hardwired Burner
Trying Another Burner
Step 4 – Replacing the Receptacle
Disconnecting the Old Receptacle
Installing the New Receptacle

Open the insulator, and gently pry the two clips until they pop off. Remove the screws that hold the wire to the insulator. Trying Another Burner
Then, exchange the burner with another and reassemble the wiring. Turn on the burner to see if it works. If it does, then you need to replace the first burner with a new one. Step 4 – Replacing the Receptacle
If a plug-in type burner is burned or pitted, you will need to replace the receptacle and the burner. Disconnecting the Old Receptacle
Disconnect the old receptacle by holding down the steel spring or by unscrewing it. Lift the cooktop to access the wiring. Prop the cooktop open, using the thin metal brace, while you work on the receptacle. Remove the receptacle and wrap the wires with tape so you can tell which ones you need to install to the new receptacle.

How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill - Barbecue Tricks How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill
How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill
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How to Replace Weber Grill Burners
 That’s all it takes to replace the burners on your Weber grill. While Weber grill parts are made well, all burners eventually wear out and need replacing. Make sure you order the right parts and you’ll find it’s easy to do the work yourself and save money without buying a brand-new grill. BBQ Grill Parts USA sells a wide variety of gas grill parts including grill accessories, burners, heat plates and ignitors. To restore performance to your grill, check out the selection of parts from top grill brands like Weber, Charbroil and many more. Visit BBQ Grill Parts USA to find replacement grill parts for your grill. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Rebekah_Sanders
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How to Replace Burners on a Weber Grill
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How to Replace Weber Grill Burners

That’s all it takes to replace the burners on your Weber grill. While Weber grill parts are made well, all burners eventually wear out and need replacing. Make sure you order the right parts and you’ll find it’s easy to do the work yourself and save money without buying a brand-new grill. BBQ Grill Parts USA sells a wide variety of gas grill parts including grill accessories, burners, heat plates and ignitors. To restore performance to your grill, check out the selection of parts from top grill brands like Weber, Charbroil and many more. Visit BBQ Grill Parts USA to find replacement grill parts for your grill. Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Rebekah_Sanders
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How to Change an Electric Burner on a Maytag Gemini Stove | Home Guides | SF Gate How to Change an Electric Burner on a Maytag Gemini Stove
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Disconnect the two wiring harnesses at the back of the stove top. Remember their orientation or mark them with a felt tip pen for correct reassembly. 5
Lift the top off the stove and set it on a secure flat surface with the underside up. 6
Remove the wires from the burner element. You may need a pair of needle-nose pliers to pull the connections apart. Remember their orientation or mark them with a felt tip pen. Connect the wires to the new burner; they should fit tightly. You can also remove one wire at a time and connect it to the new burner to ensure a correct connection. 7
Remove the two screws and clips that secure the old burner to the underside of the stove top.

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Disconnect the two wiring harnesses at the back of the stove top. Remember their orientation or mark them with a felt tip pen for correct reassembly. 5
Lift the top off the stove and set it on a secure flat surface with the underside up. 6
Remove the wires from the burner element. You may need a pair of needle-nose pliers to pull the connections apart. Remember their orientation or mark them with a felt tip pen. Connect the wires to the new burner; they should fit tightly. You can also remove one wire at a time and connect it to the new burner to ensure a correct connection. 7
Remove the two screws and clips that secure the old burner to the underside of the stove top.

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How do I clean the inside of my gas grill? – Weber Grills HOW CAN WE HELP?
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Two areas on the burners that are key to optimum performance are the portholes (small openings running along the length of the burners) and the air shutter screens on the ends of the burner. Keeping these areas clean is essential for safe operation. Use a clean stainless steel bristle grill brush to clean the outside of the burners by brushing across the top of the burner portholes. Certain models have electrodes attached to the burners. Avoid damaging the ignition electrodes by carefully brushing around them. To clean the air shutters screens, locate the ends of the burners on the underside of the control panel where they meet the valves. Depending on the exact model you own, the control panel may need to be removed to access the air shutters. Instructions for removing the control panel can be found in the owner's manual for your model grill. Clean the air shutter screens on each of the burners using a soft bristle brush. Something like an old toothbrush works well.

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GREASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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Two areas on the burners that are key to optimum performance are the portholes (small openings running along the length of the burners) and the air shutter screens on the ends of the burner. Keeping these areas clean is essential for safe operation. Use a clean stainless steel bristle grill brush to clean the outside of the burners by brushing across the top of the burner portholes. Certain models have electrodes attached to the burners. Avoid damaging the ignition electrodes by carefully brushing around them. To clean the air shutters screens, locate the ends of the burners on the underside of the control panel where they meet the valves. Depending on the exact model you own, the control panel may need to be removed to access the air shutters. Instructions for removing the control panel can be found in the owner's manual for your model grill. Clean the air shutter screens on each of the burners using a soft bristle brush. Something like an old toothbrush works well.

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 To replace the igniter button you have to remove the old one by unscrewing it from the BBQ housing and unplugging the wires that lead to the burner tubes. You install the replacement part in reverse by attaching the burner tube wires and then screwing it all into the front of the BBQ again. That’s it! This video is the real deal, a live walk along with me as I install a BBQ ignitor in real time. YouTube
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To replace the igniter button you have to remove the old one by unscrewing it from the BBQ housing and unplugging the wires that lead to the burner tubes. You install the replacement part in reverse by attaching the burner tube wires and then screwing it all into the front of the BBQ again. That’s it! This video is the real deal, a live walk along with me as I install a BBQ ignitor in real time. YouTube
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 Using a torx screwdriver, remove all the torx screws below where the burners sit. There are three screws per burner, except the power burner which has only two screws. Genly lift the stainless steel cooktop, separating it from the rest of the enclosure. Hold the electrodes with one hand, while gently twisting and pulling the wire connector off. Now, remove the aluminum covered foam piece. You will now have acess to the wiring harness assembly. Disconnect the quick connectors and replace with the new assembly. Re-assemble in the reverse order and you're done. About 1.5 to 2 hours. Good Luck Read more...
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Using a torx screwdriver, remove all the torx screws below where the burners sit. There are three screws per burner, except the power burner which has only two screws. Genly lift the stainless steel cooktop, separating it from the rest of the enclosure. Hold the electrodes with one hand, while gently twisting and pulling the wire connector off. Now, remove the aluminum covered foam piece. You will now have acess to the wiring harness assembly. Disconnect the quick connectors and replace with the new assembly. Re-assemble in the reverse order and you're done. About 1.5 to 2 hours. Good Luck Read more...
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 When the burner becomes significantly corroded, or 'rusted out', gas escapes through the corroded areas, creating 'hot spots' and making it difficult or impossible to properly cook food. When a new burner is required, there are several possible sources. Usually the original manufacturer of the grill offers a replacement which is identical or nearly identical to the original part. This is known as an OEM part. This is a desirable option for many because the burner is known to work with their grill. However, sometimes grill manufacturers may go out of business, may not have the original replacement available (especially for older grills), or may charge a price which is deemed too high by the consumer. Several companies manufacture 'after-market' burners which can be a suitable replacement. Though they may not be exactly like the original, they have been tested and shown to work with the grill models for which they are sold. When choosing an after-market replacement burner, there are 3 main criteria which must be met for optimal operation: The burner physically fits in the grill and rests evenly at the bottom of the grill
The burner is relatively close in size to the original
Gas can be supplied to the burner
Because of the wide variety of burner/venturi configurations, after-market parts manufacturers typically offer 'universal' venturis, which can be bent and extended to reach from the burner to the valve in order to meet the 3rd requirement above.

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 Replace the control panel. Replace the screws to secure the control panel. Replace all three control knobs. Lift the igniter module back in place. Reattach the igniter button retention nut to hold the module in place. Insert a brand new AA battery. Replace the igniter button cover. Replace the wind deflector and the screws to hold it in place. Replace the heat deflectors and the grates. Fire up that grill to make sure it lights.

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Replace the control panel. Replace the screws to secure the control panel. Replace all three control knobs. Lift the igniter module back in place. Reattach the igniter button retention nut to hold the module in place. Insert a brand new AA battery. Replace the igniter button cover. Replace the wind deflector and the screws to hold it in place. Replace the heat deflectors and the grates. Fire up that grill to make sure it lights.

Common gas grill problems - burners not getting gas | Symptom diagnosis Gas Grill: Burners not getting gas
Gas Grill: Burners not getting gas
These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
How to replace a gas grill pressure regulator
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
How to replace a gas grill burner
Replace the gas grill manifold
Adjust and align gas grill components
 This repair guide shows how to install a new gas grill burner. It’s an easy fix. Repair difficulty
Time required
15 minutes or less
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Replace the gas grill manifold
The manifold on a gas grill has the burner control valves and the connecting gas tubing. If the manifold fails, burners won't heat sufficiently or won't light at all. If a valve is stuck and not working, replace the valve. If the individual valve isn't available as a separate replacement part, replace the entire manifold. Adjust and align gas grill components
Remove the grates and the flavor bars. Check the alignment of the burners. Make sure that all fasteners are in place. Check the igniter electrode.

Common gas grill problems - burners not getting gas | Symptom diagnosis

Gas Grill: Burners not getting gas
Gas Grill: Burners not getting gas
These repairs may help solve your gas grill problem
Replace the gas grill pressure regulator
How to replace a gas grill pressure regulator
Clean, repair or replace the gas grill burner
How to replace a gas grill burner
Replace the gas grill manifold
Adjust and align gas grill components

This repair guide shows how to install a new gas grill burner. It’s an easy fix. Repair difficulty
Time required
15 minutes or less
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Replace the gas grill manifold
The manifold on a gas grill has the burner control valves and the connecting gas tubing. If the manifold fails, burners won't heat sufficiently or won't light at all. If a valve is stuck and not working, replace the valve. If the individual valve isn't available as a separate replacement part, replace the entire manifold. Adjust and align gas grill components
Remove the grates and the flavor bars. Check the alignment of the burners. Make sure that all fasteners are in place. Check the igniter electrode.

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TEC replacement ignition module for newer TEC infrared gas BBQ grill models. The battery holdr, button and module are all one item. The button unscrews to replace the battery and a nut holds the module to the TEC barbecue control panel. The TEC ignoter electrode connects to the inside of the module. Fits as many as four electrodes. $28. Free Shipping Cnt'l USA!! FM-1648
Replacement infrared burner for TEC G-Series model gas grills. The infrared replacement burner for the G Series is 20 3/8 Inches long and 9 1/2 inches wide. $320.

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TEC Sterling II Pilot Assembly
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TEC Pilot Kit
TEC Double Igniter Pilot
TEC infrared gas grill electrode
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TEC infrared gas grill control valve
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TEC Patio I infrared burner replacement
TEC Sterling I infrared replacement burner
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TEC replacement ignition module for newer TEC infrared gas BBQ grill models. The battery holdr, button and module are all one item. The button unscrews to replace the battery and a nut holds the module to the TEC barbecue control panel. The TEC ignoter electrode connects to the inside of the module. Fits as many as four electrodes. $28. Free Shipping Cnt'l USA!! FM-1648
Replacement infrared burner for TEC G-Series model gas grills. The infrared replacement burner for the G Series is 20 3/8 Inches long and 9 1/2 inches wide. $320.

How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill : eReplacementParts.com How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the door, heat shield, and support piece
2. Remove the wires from the switch
3. Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
4. Install the new ignitor switch
5. Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door
 This process is easy to perform with basic tools in a matter of minutes. Find all the grill parts you need on our Char-Broil page. Replacing the ignitor button
1. Remove the door, heat shield, and support piece
Use a screwdriver to push the hinge pin out of the door frame and remove the door. Next, remove the propane cylinder heat shield by undoing the two screws. The last step is removing the support bracket that is held in place by four screws, two on each side. You will now have access to the ignitor switch. 2. Remove the wires from the switch
Pull the wires off of the back of the switch with a pair of needle-nose pliers. 3.

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How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
How to Replace the Ignitor Button on a Char-Broil Tru-Infrared Gas Grill
1. Remove the door, heat shield, and support piece
2. Remove the wires from the switch
3. Unfasten plastic nut on the switch
4. Install the new ignitor switch
5. Replace the support piece, heat shield, and door

This process is easy to perform with basic tools in a matter of minutes. Find all the grill parts you need on our Char-Broil page. Replacing the ignitor button
1. Remove the door, heat shield, and support piece
Use a screwdriver to push the hinge pin out of the door frame and remove the door. Next, remove the propane cylinder heat shield by undoing the two screws. The last step is removing the support bracket that is held in place by four screws, two on each side. You will now have access to the ignitor switch. 2. Remove the wires from the switch
Pull the wires off of the back of the switch with a pair of needle-nose pliers. 3.

How to Refurbish a Gas Grill | DIY How to Refurbish a Gas Grill
How to Refurbish a Gas Grill
Parts You Can Replace or Upgrade
Tools You'll Need
THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP
Turn Gas Valves Off and Remove Control Panel
Remove the Old Regulator
Remove Igniter and Gas Valves
Remove Exterior Accessories and Drip Pans
Time to Remove the Rusty Insides
Removing Old Burner Tubes
Here's the Dirty Part
When The Brush Won't Cut It
Removing Old Paint With Ease
Polish or Scrub Non Painted Surfaces
Repainting Metal Surfaces
Re-Install the Ignition Switch
Install New Burner Tubes
Re-Install the Gas Valves
Hook Up the New Regulator Hose
Replace the Control Panel and Gas Knobs
IMPORTANT - Testing for Leaks
Test Your Burner Tubes
Re-Install Your Burner Guards
Install New Grill Grates
Oil the Inside and Heat It Up
Repaint and Refinish Exterior Parts
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 Following your grill's instructions, light your burners one at a time and let them heat up for a little while to ensure that they stay lit with no issues. Re-Install Your Burner Guards
Turn off your grill and let it cool to a safe temperature, and then install your burner guards. These keep food and grease from dripping into your burners and should be replaced any time they start to show signs of excessive rust or fatigue. Install New Grill Grates
Once your burner guards are back in place you can re-install your grills
cooking grates and make sure that they fit securely in place. It’s important
to make sure they won’t fall through while you’re cooking! Oil the Inside and Heat It Up
Now that your grill’s insides are all clean and refurbished, you’ll want to season it. Lightly spray the burner guards, the grill grates, and the inside of the lid with canola or a similar vegetable oil. Heat your grill to around 500 degrease Fahrenheit and let it stay hot for about 20-30 minutes before turning the gas off. Leave the lid closed and allow the grill to cool off. Repaint and Refinish Exterior Parts
Take time to refinish any wooden parts or repaint any plastic parts on the outside of your grill that are showing signs of wear.

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How to Refurbish a Gas Grill
Parts You Can Replace or Upgrade
Tools You'll Need
THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP
Turn Gas Valves Off and Remove Control Panel
Remove the Old Regulator
Remove Igniter and Gas Valves
Remove Exterior Accessories and Drip Pans
Time to Remove the Rusty Insides
Removing Old Burner Tubes
Here's the Dirty Part
When The Brush Won't Cut It
Removing Old Paint With Ease
Polish or Scrub Non Painted Surfaces
Repainting Metal Surfaces
Re-Install the Ignition Switch
Install New Burner Tubes
Re-Install the Gas Valves
Hook Up the New Regulator Hose
Replace the Control Panel and Gas Knobs
IMPORTANT - Testing for Leaks
Test Your Burner Tubes
Re-Install Your Burner Guards
Install New Grill Grates
Oil the Inside and Heat It Up
Repaint and Refinish Exterior Parts
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How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
Replacing an igniter electrode on a gas grill
Instructions
Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the igniter electrode
Install the new igniter electrode
Reinstall the cooking grates and flame tamers
Restore the gas supply
Symptoms for gas grills
Grease flare-ups occur
Burners not getting gas
Broken wheel
Some burners won't light
Not hot enough
Repair guides for gas grills
How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
How to replace a gas grill ignition module
How to replace a gas grill wheel
Articles and videos for gas grills
How to prevent grease flare-ups on a gas grill video
How to convert a propane grill to natural gas video
Easy DIY gas grill repairs if the burner won't light
 PHOTO: Disconnect the igniter wire. 04. Install the new igniter electrode
Thread the new igniter electrode through the firebox opening. Line up the mounting hole and install the mounting screw. Plug the igniter electrode wire harness into the igniter module. 05. Reinstall the cooking grates and flame tamers
Place the flame tamer on top of the burners. Reinstall the cooking grate. 06.

How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
Replacing an igniter electrode on a gas grill
Instructions
Shut off the gas supply
Remove the cooking grate and flame tamer
Remove the igniter electrode
Install the new igniter electrode
Reinstall the cooking grates and flame tamers
Restore the gas supply
Symptoms for gas grills
Grease flare-ups occur
Burners not getting gas
Broken wheel
Some burners won't light
Not hot enough
Repair guides for gas grills
How to replace a gas grill igniter electrode
How to replace a gas grill ignition module
How to replace a gas grill wheel
Articles and videos for gas grills
How to prevent grease flare-ups on a gas grill video
How to convert a propane grill to natural gas video
Easy DIY gas grill repairs if the burner won't light

PHOTO: Disconnect the igniter wire. 04. Install the new igniter electrode
Thread the new igniter electrode through the firebox opening. Line up the mounting hole and install the mounting screw. Plug the igniter electrode wire harness into the igniter module. 05. Reinstall the cooking grates and flame tamers
Place the flame tamer on top of the burners. Reinstall the cooking grate. 06.

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 Use a stainless scrub or a nylon brush to scrub around the burners’ outsides to clear any accumulated dirt or food debris. TheBBQDepot warns grill operators that water should never be used to clean the gas grill burners. Step 5. Now that the burners are cleaned inside and out, it is time to reattach the burners to the grill assembly. Consult your grill’s manual once again to properly connect everything, and ensure that the gas tank is reconnected so that the grill can be used for the next barbeque without any interruptions. Replacing Your Grill Burners in 5 Steps
Over time, gas grill burners corrode or can otherwise become much less effective at producing flames. When this happens, it will be time to replace them. Be sure to follow these 5 steps to replace the burners without difficulty. Step 1. Search local stores or online for replacement grill burners.

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Use a stainless scrub or a nylon brush to scrub around the burners’ outsides to clear any accumulated dirt or food debris. TheBBQDepot warns grill operators that water should never be used to clean the gas grill burners. Step 5. Now that the burners are cleaned inside and out, it is time to reattach the burners to the grill assembly. Consult your grill’s manual once again to properly connect everything, and ensure that the gas tank is reconnected so that the grill can be used for the next barbeque without any interruptions. Replacing Your Grill Burners in 5 Steps
Over time, gas grill burners corrode or can otherwise become much less effective at producing flames. When this happens, it will be time to replace them. Be sure to follow these 5 steps to replace the burners without difficulty. Step 1. Search local stores or online for replacement grill burners.

Replacing Weber Gas Grill Igniters - The Virtual Weber Gas Grill Replacing Weber Gas Grill Igniters
Replacing Weber Gas Grill Igniters
Introduction
Buying The Correct Igniter Kit Is Key
Types of Ignition Systems
Popular Mechanical Igniter Replacement Kits
Example of Mechanical Igniter Installation
Step 1: Verify Kit Contents
Step 2: Remove Knobs, Control Panel, Grates & Flavorizer Bars
Step 3: Remove The Old Igniter
Step 4: Install New Igniter
Step 5: Test The New Igniter
Step 6: Reassemble The Grill
Electronic Igniter Installation
Buy Genuine Weber Replacement Parts
 Remove Knobs, Control Panel, Grates & Flavorizer Bars
Pull up firmly on each knob. They’re held in place by friction, but may resist if they haven’t been removed in a long time or ever. On the grill shown here, the control panel is removed by pulling up on the front edge then sliding it out toward you. On other grills, remove the two screws that hold the panel in place, then lift it out. Now you can see the igniter button, the white ceramic igniter that sticks into the firebox, and the black and white wires connecting the two parts. Inside the grill, remove the cooking grates and Flavorizer bars. Now you can see the sheet metal gas catcher that houses the ceramic igniter and collects gas for the spark to ignite. Now is a good time to brush off the burners and punch out any clogged holes with an opened paper clip or small eyeglass screwdriver. These steps are illustrated in my Spring Cleaning post. Looking under the igniter button, you can see how the black and white wires connect to it.

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Replacing Weber Gas Grill Igniters
Replacing Weber Gas Grill Igniters
Introduction
Buying The Correct Igniter Kit Is Key
Types of Ignition Systems
Popular Mechanical Igniter Replacement Kits
Example of Mechanical Igniter Installation
Step 1: Verify Kit Contents
Step 2: Remove Knobs, Control Panel, Grates & Flavorizer Bars
Step 3: Remove The Old Igniter
Step 4: Install New Igniter
Step 5: Test The New Igniter
Step 6: Reassemble The Grill
Electronic Igniter Installation
Buy Genuine Weber Replacement Parts

Remove Knobs, Control Panel, Grates & Flavorizer Bars
Pull up firmly on each knob. They’re held in place by friction, but may resist if they haven’t been removed in a long time or ever. On the grill shown here, the control panel is removed by pulling up on the front edge then sliding it out toward you. On other grills, remove the two screws that hold the panel in place, then lift it out. Now you can see the igniter button, the white ceramic igniter that sticks into the firebox, and the black and white wires connecting the two parts. Inside the grill, remove the cooking grates and Flavorizer bars. Now you can see the sheet metal gas catcher that houses the ceramic igniter and collects gas for the spark to ignite. Now is a good time to brush off the burners and punch out any clogged holes with an opened paper clip or small eyeglass screwdriver. These steps are illustrated in my Spring Cleaning post. Looking under the igniter button, you can see how the black and white wires connect to it.

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How to Replace a Glass-Top Stove Burner
Cut the Power
Open the Glass Cooktop
Open the Door
Remove the Fastening Screws
Pull, Lift, and Pull Cooktop to Release Brackets
Lift Cooktop Front Edge and Prop Open
Remove the Surface Element Bracket (Front or Back)
Careful of the Prop
Remove Screws from Broken Element’s Support Bracket
Lower the Element Bracket
Uninstall the Broken Surface Element
Mark the Mounting Holes
Release Mounting Clips with Pliers
Begin Wire Transfer
Install the New Surface Element
Continue Wire Transfer
Transfer Mounting Clips
Place Onto Marked Mounting Holes
Press In New Mounting Clips
Reassemble the Stove
Reattach the Element Mounting Bracket
Remove the Prop
Set the Cooktop Down Flat
Align the Brackets and Push
Restore the Power
Test Your Success
 Uninstall the Broken Surface Element
Now that the bracket is accessible, it’s time to remove the broken element and replace it with a working one. Mark the Mounting Holes
Before you do anything, take a look at the exact mounting holes used by the burner you’re removing. Use a permanent marker to mark the bracket holes so you can use the exact same ones (keeping the burner aligned with the glass top markings) later on. Release Mounting Clips with Pliers
The burner is held on with metal mounting clips. Use a pair of pliers to release the mounting clips and free the burner. Pinch the clips firmly from beneath the bracket to release them from the bracket. Begin Wire Transfer
When replacing this type of burner, it is advised that you transfer each wire one-by-one to the new burner to get the work done exactly correct. Grab your new burner and begin the wire transfer now. Install the New Surface Element
The installation of the new burner or surface element is already begun. You have the new burner in your hand and you are making the transition, wire by wire.

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How to Replace a Glass-Top Stove Burner
How to Replace a Glass-Top Stove Burner
Cut the Power
Open the Glass Cooktop
Open the Door
Remove the Fastening Screws
Pull, Lift, and Pull Cooktop to Release Brackets
Lift Cooktop Front Edge and Prop Open
Remove the Surface Element Bracket (Front or Back)
Careful of the Prop
Remove Screws from Broken Element’s Support Bracket
Lower the Element Bracket
Uninstall the Broken Surface Element
Mark the Mounting Holes
Release Mounting Clips with Pliers
Begin Wire Transfer
Install the New Surface Element
Continue Wire Transfer
Transfer Mounting Clips
Place Onto Marked Mounting Holes
Press In New Mounting Clips
Reassemble the Stove
Reattach the Element Mounting Bracket
Remove the Prop
Set the Cooktop Down Flat
Align the Brackets and Push
Restore the Power
Test Your Success

Uninstall the Broken Surface Element
Now that the bracket is accessible, it’s time to remove the broken element and replace it with a working one. Mark the Mounting Holes
Before you do anything, take a look at the exact mounting holes used by the burner you’re removing. Use a permanent marker to mark the bracket holes so you can use the exact same ones (keeping the burner aligned with the glass top markings) later on. Release Mounting Clips with Pliers
The burner is held on with metal mounting clips. Use a pair of pliers to release the mounting clips and free the burner. Pinch the clips firmly from beneath the bracket to release them from the bracket. Begin Wire Transfer
When replacing this type of burner, it is advised that you transfer each wire one-by-one to the new burner to get the work done exactly correct. Grab your new burner and begin the wire transfer now. Install the New Surface Element
The installation of the new burner or surface element is already begun. You have the new burner in your hand and you are making the transition, wire by wire.

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 Unscrew and remove the pellet hopper body. Cut the cable zip ties and disconnect the RTD wires (white wires). Remove the grill trays, drip pan and heat deflector/baffle tray. Use a 1/4″ driver and remove the 4 nuts holding in the firepot. Loosen the hot rod screw, but do not remove it. Slide-out the hot rod from the burn pot and remove it. Insert the new hot rod through the hole on the side of the grill. Reassemble following the steps above in reverse. The offical Traeger video is perfectly adequate and does a reasonable job showing how to remove the old hot rod and insert the new one. However, as I’ve stated previously, on a real/used grill its potentially not going to be that simple.

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Unscrew and remove the pellet hopper body. Cut the cable zip ties and disconnect the RTD wires (white wires). Remove the grill trays, drip pan and heat deflector/baffle tray. Use a 1/4″ driver and remove the 4 nuts holding in the firepot. Loosen the hot rod screw, but do not remove it. Slide-out the hot rod from the burn pot and remove it. Insert the new hot rod through the hole on the side of the grill. Reassemble following the steps above in reverse. The offical Traeger video is perfectly adequate and does a reasonable job showing how to remove the old hot rod and insert the new one. However, as I’ve stated previously, on a real/used grill its potentially not going to be that simple.