Medium
30-60 minutes
This replacement divider is an authentic stainless steel item that is sold individually. It is secured between burner tubes to help distribute the heat evenly, another benefit of this part is to direct food drippings helping with the clean up. Over time in combination of heat and moisture the metal may begin to rust and the divider will need to be replaced. It is advised to clean your grill with warm water and soap after each use to prevent warping or rusting.
Divider 18529
OEM part for: Broil King
Part Number: 18529
$24.89
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This part replaces obsolete part #: 10222-E401
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I side grill parts were badly rusted. (3 Burners, 2 dividers, 1 Burner support bracket.
Wynn - July 13, 2020
Tool Type
Outdoor Grill
Difficulty
Medium
Time
30-60 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Pliers
Parts Used
Removal of parts: grill grates, Flavr Bars, and dividers.
Turn off gas at tank and remove hose from tank
1. After pulling off the 3 gas burner Control knobs and the starter button, Used philips screw driver to remove The front cover. Two screws on each side of cover.
2. To increase accessibility to burners disconnect starter mechanism on inside of front cover just removed.
3. On inside of grill tub the burners are connected To the back via the crimped thin edge of the Burners. Use Large wide flat screw driver By inserting it between the burner’s thin edge and the back of grill tub. Use the screw driver to force the burner out from the hex head bolt holding it in place. May need to use a hammer to break the Rusted burner loose from the bolt. Hit lightly on each side of burner hear the bolt until movement is detected.
4. Pull out burner support bar.
5. While all parts are removed from grill tub, clean the grill tub.
Installing new parts:
6. Install new (or old) burner support bar Making sure the electrodes (creates sparks for igniting the gas) are protruding up through the support bar.
7. Install burners by first inserting the gas intake end through Hole in front side Of grill tub. Lay the Back end of burner Down to the hex head bolt so that The burner’s thin edge can be inserted Under the Head of the bolt. Using a hammer, Very lightly tap on the gas intake End to help secure the thin edge of burner to the bolt.
8. Once all burners are installed, install the new dividers.
9. Install the Flavr Bars
10. Reinstall the grill grates.
11. Reinstall the starter button on the inside of cover.
12. Carefully reinstall the front cover making sure the gas supply nipples insert completely into each of the Burner intakes.
13. Push front cover in place without screwing it in.
14. Reconnect the gas hose to tank and turn on the gas supply.
15. Do a test start of the grill. May need to make adjustments To the air intake on each burner’s intake. Will need to pull open the front panel To have access to the air intake. (No instructions here on proper adjustment).
16. Once adjustments made and another test start works satisfactorily. Screw the front cover on and replace the control knobs.
DONE.
Turn off gas at tank and remove hose from tank
1. After pulling off the 3 gas burner Control knobs and the starter button, Used philips screw driver to remove The front cover. Two screws on each side of cover.
2. To increase accessibility to burners disconnect starter mechanism on inside of front cover just removed.
3. On inside of grill tub the burners are connected To the back via the crimped thin edge of the Burners. Use Large wide flat screw driver By inserting it between the burner’s thin edge and the back of grill tub. Use the screw driver to force the burner out from the hex head bolt holding it in place. May need to use a hammer to break the Rusted burner loose from the bolt. Hit lightly on each side of burner hear the bolt until movement is detected.
4. Pull out burner support bar.
5. While all parts are removed from grill tub, clean the grill tub.
Installing new parts:
6. Install new (or old) burner support bar Making sure the electrodes (creates sparks for igniting the gas) are protruding up through the support bar.
7. Install burners by first inserting the gas intake end through Hole in front side Of grill tub. Lay the Back end of burner Down to the hex head bolt so that The burner’s thin edge can be inserted Under the Head of the bolt. Using a hammer, Very lightly tap on the gas intake End to help secure the thin edge of burner to the bolt.
8. Once all burners are installed, install the new dividers.
9. Install the Flavr Bars
10. Reinstall the grill grates.
11. Reinstall the starter button on the inside of cover.
12. Carefully reinstall the front cover making sure the gas supply nipples insert completely into each of the Burner intakes.
13. Push front cover in place without screwing it in.
14. Reconnect the gas hose to tank and turn on the gas supply.
15. Do a test start of the grill. May need to make adjustments To the air intake on each burner’s intake. Will need to pull open the front panel To have access to the air intake. (No instructions here on proper adjustment).
16. Once adjustments made and another test start works satisfactorily. Screw the front cover on and replace the control knobs.
DONE.
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