This is a genuine Char-Broil replacement part, it is sold individually. This is the part of the Grill that the flame is coming from on your Gas Grill. Depending on your grill you may have 3 or 4 of these. To connect these to your grill, place the flat side of the Burner in the rear side of the firebox in the slots provided. The front of the burner will connect to the Electrode W/ Wire/Collector. They will connect to the Hose Valve Regulator, and then the Control Knobs will be attached, so the flame can be controlled. This part includes one threaded pin and one cotter pins.
Simply remove parts to get to burners, disconnect starter with screwdriver, remove old cotter pins with pliers, install new parts.
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The burners and the crossover tubes on the grille were rusted through causing severe hot spots in some reason and overall undesired operation. I replaced the ignitor electrodes because they were inex
1. Shut off and disconnected the LP supply.
2.Removed the Grille grate and the 4 heat deflectors.
3. Removed retainer clips holding burners and cross over tubes.
4. Pulled burner tubes partially away from control valve and disconnected ignitor electrodes.
5. Removed all 4 burners tubes and 3 crossover tubes.
... Read more6. Unplugged the ignitor electrodes from the Spark module.
7. Took the opportunity to clean the inner fire box and inspect for any other signs of wear and tear.
8. Routed 4 ignitor electrodes through valve holes in firebox and plugged them on to the spark module
and snapped the other end of ignitor electrodes on to burner tubes.
9. Installed crossover tubes and clips onto burner tubes.
10. Reinstalled LP supply and checked operation.
11. Shut off grille and Reinstalled heat deflectors and grate.
Parts fit as direct replacements, just remove old parts and clean grill while parts are out of the way, reassemble with the new parts. My grill works like new again was real easy.
1. Removed and cleaned grates.
2. Removed and cleaned infrared plates.
3. Removed heat shields.
4. Removed pins holding burners.
5. Removed burners.
6. Cleaned around inside firebox.
7. Put in new burners.
8. Put in new pins.
9. Turned on propane and tested.
10. Everything worked great
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4 main burner tubes, carry over tube assembly and heat tent were rusted and not functional
1 Removed all rusted parts to be replaced and cleaned fire box with Shop Vac. This was done prior to placing order which helped me determine exactly what I needed. Approximately 30min.
2 When I received the parts I started with the main burner tubes following the instructions included each tube was inserted and a cotter pin
... Read moreplaced on the back end of each tube secured them. Needle Nose pliers made this easy.
3 The carry over tube assembly was next but before you can complete this part you need to screw a small eyelet screw in the front of each burner tube. When this is completed the carry over tubes can be put in place and secured with a cotter pin.
4 The final step was to place the 4 heat tents over each burner. They simply fit into a niche in the fire box over each burner. Approximately 30 min.
Removed the old rusted parts and replaced with the news ones. Was as easy procedure. I spent more time cleaning the bottom of the grill than I did in replacing the parts.
Removed the grill grates and cleaned them
Removed the heat emitters and tossed them
Removed the flame tamers and cleaned them
Unplugged the burner electrodes and removed the rusted out burner tubes
Completely cleaned out the main box
Attached the new igniters to the new tubes and replaced the tubes
Ran
... Read morethe wires to the new ignition module and attached them
Attached the flame carryover tubes
Started the grill, testing each burner
Reset the flame tamers, heat emitters, and grill grates
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My grill was just worn out. Everything was 8 years old. Looked at buying a new grill, but for a third of the price I made mine like new.
I removed the old grates, infrared emitters,flame tamers, main burners, and thermometers. I used a putty knife and a shop-vac to clean everything up. The only tool I needed was a pair of pliers to pull the cotter keys off the burner tubes. When my new parts arrived, I had everything put back and ready to go in less than ten minutes. S
... Read moreo happy I found this website. Being able to put my model number in and pick what I knew would be exact fit parts.
Removed the grates
Remove the old flame tamers
Remove the old burners and replace with the new ones
Install the new flame tamers
Place the grates back in
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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