This thermometer/ temperature gauge is a genuine manufacturer sourced replacement part. It is specially designed for use with Char-Broil grills. It can be used to measure temperature inside the grill. This part is made out metal and it is sold individually. It does include a wingnut that helps to secure it to the unit. Dial reads 150 - 650 degrees. No tools would be needed to replace this item.
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Super, everything was great.
parts were just what I ordered, I am very happy with what I received. :)
Guest - June 6, 2019
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Char Broil Temperature Guage
The exact guage from Grill! Exactly as described, arrived as stated & was the perfect solution. If I ever need another part this is where I will place my order! Thank you.
Guest - May 31, 2019
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Perfect replacement for original equipment
The temperature gauge fit perfectly, works well and arrived quickly. No problems, no issues.
Guest - June 23, 2019
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exact part i needed
this part fit perfectly and works like a charm. Great experience overall
Guest - September 9, 2019
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As described
The gauge was perfect and fit right
Guest - April 23, 2022
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Easy repair.
The customer service is superb. I appreciate their help in getting the correct part for my BBQ.
Nixon - October 10, 2022
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Our barbecue hasn\'t worked for a while. I was reluctant to buy a new one, and decided to take the plunge and see if it were worth trying to rebuild the Char-Broil I had (now close to 10 years old). So I did the following:
1. Removed old parts.
2. Cleaned unit.
3. Got online and ordered new parts.
4. When pa
... Read morerts arrived, got frustrated that I had ordered the wrong ones (hadn\'t checked the serial number).
5. Called eReplacement, who helped me figure out the right ones and facilitated the return.
6. Sulked.
7. New parts arrived and were installed within about 25 minutes.
8. Barbecued chicken and corn for dinner.
9. Did the happy dance!
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Good stainless steel grill with deteriorated burner tubes and flame tamers.
The parts were very easy to find on your site and were delivered 2 to 3 days earlier than the projected delivery date. All the parts were replaced in under 15 minutes using only phillips screwdriver and was back to grilling. I highly recommend using this site for you\'re parts.
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All screws and parts were rusted and seared together
1. Had to order parts twice since there was no way to replace the cross over tubes without replaceing the main burner tubes.
2. Had to drill out the screws holding the main burners then get an easy out. This alone took several hours and a few drill bits that were destroyed.
Remove the wing nut from behind the temperature gauge, and remove the it
Installed the new guage on the lid and tightened the wing nut to hold it on
To install the warming rack, just place it in the holes provided
Install the new grease cup clip and grease cup
I removed all of the old burners & debris from the grill. In order to get the new burners to line up with the dials I had to pull the dials & remove the screws so the burners could be aligned. after I figured that out it went smooth. It is as good as new now!
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Internal components about 4 years old, holes in fame tubes, carryover rails rusted out, temp gauge broken, igniter switch broke.
1. Removed the grill grates
2. Removed the flame tamers and discarded them.
3. Removed the burnt crust from the cotter keys and pulled out the keys holding the burner and the crossover tubes.
4. Removed the old parts.
5. Scraped and vacuumed the interior pit.
6. Removed the wires and the nut from the back of
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7. Replaced the switch in the reverse order.
8. Installed the burner tubes, they slide right into the position, added the rear cotter key.
9. Installed the crossover rails and the cotter keys.
10. Removed and installed the new temp gauge.
11. Installed the new flame tamer.
12. Slid the grill grates back on.
13. Tested, \"A\" OK. Works great now.
Removed old parts and installed new.....they were just like the original parts so it made the repair much easier. The parts are more reasonably priced than the big box stores parts and are factory correct
1. Unscrew broken temp gauge using butterfly nut inside
2. Remove broken temperature gauge
3. Insert new temperature gauge
4. Screw in using new butterfly nut
Really stretched my capacities, but I pulled it off :)
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New stock is on the way! On order parts usually ship within 7 business days.
Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
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