Grease Tray G516-6900-W1

Basically just replaced the parts, very simple. If I can do it anyone can.

Jut took old grates out set new ones right in place, pull old drip pam slide new one in, use it the other night to cook a steak and corn on cob, worked perfect, really needed them perfect fit.

Popped old ones out and put the new ones in . ( perfect fit ) Thanks ,

The most difficult part was removing the old rusted out parts and screws. The screws were corroded so bad it was there wasn't really a place to insert the screwdriver. Using rust remover/ bolt loosener and needle nosed pliers, work solution down into screw grooves until screw spins freely. Remove screws but save them. Not all of the new screws fit in the existing holes. Be sure to remove the screws that attach the igniter from the igniter burner before trying to pull out the igniter burner (there are 2). After screws are removed parts easily pull out or lift off. New parts were not an exact fit but we're better quality and we're close enough to make it work. Attach the igniter back onto the new igniter burner before trying to attach anything else (reuse of old screw school was necessary here). Lay in all burners and carry over tubes, insert screws but do not tighten all the way. After everything aligns tighten each screw most but not all of the way. Then go back and tighten them all the way. Other wise it is difficult to align the last screw. Also, be sure all of the carry over tubes face the same and correct direction.

1. Ordered new grease tray.
2. Slid the grease tray into the grease-tray-shaped hole in the back of the grill.

Pulled old one out and put new one in.

No tools required. Grease tray slid into slot of grill perfectly. New tray is better made with a more durable handle.

Removed old worn out, rusted and defective parts.
Igniter was still functioning so I did not replace it, I should have. Old one proved difficult to Remove, rusted screws. Had to grind the old screws out with a side grinder.
Installed the new burners.
installed the new carryover tubes.
Replaced the rusted out flame tamers.
Installed the old grill surfaces.
Installed the new Grease Tray.
Works like a champ.

Removed the old tray and installed the new one. No problem.

1. Removed the rotted tray and installed the new one