This is a genuine Char-Broil replacement part. it is sold individually. The burners are the part of the grill that the flame rises from. This burner is equipt with spider guards. The Burners flame is controlled by the control knobs that are attached to the Valve/Manifold/Regulator. It is a good idea to keep these clean and covered as they have a tendency to rust and corrode. Includes wire mesh spider guards.
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
... Read morescrews 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.
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
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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!
Replaced the tamers and burners. The burner screws needed some liquid wrench. But I did remove them. Part of the front support for the tamers were rotted so I put a few screws in to provide a stud for the tamers to \'perch\' on.
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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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Charbroil Grill burners and crossover tubes were rusted and produced yellow flames.
1. Removed grates and flame tamers. Applied WD 40 to all burner tube and crossover tubes screws.
2. Applied WD 40 and waited I hour. Inserted phillips screwdriver into head of screw and tapped handle with small hammer. Inserted phillips screwdriver into head of screw and tapped handle with small hammer.
3. Applied WD 40 again
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4. Removed screws with high torque screwdriver (8\" shaft). Wasn\'t easy to remove screws. On a few screws, I had to use vise grips.
5. Replaced with new eReplacement parts, using 8 new stainless screws and washers. Didn\'t over-tighten screws.
6. Replaced flame tamers and grates.
7. Now the grill burns hot and blue, with a minimum of flames ups.
1. Assessed what needed replacement due to flameout (valve handle badly melted)
2. Assemble raw materials for rusted burner tube supports, and then reconstruct, paying careful attention to hole spacing and levels. Dismantle tube supports. Replace with rebuilt supports.
3. Install new burner tubes, carryover tubes, and flame ta
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4. Test: satisfactory.
Broke all the old stuff off and then vacuumed the entire pit of the grill. The burners and covers fit perfectly. I replaced a bad knob and igniter which was the hardest part only because I had to remove and reinstall screws for the side shelves to remove the knob panel. Other than that the cleaning part took the longest but my 20-year-old
... Read more grill is basically brand new and I\'ve used it twice already even in the middle of winter. Take the time to clean it out with a vacuum while you\'re there it\'s definitely worth the effort.
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ERP Number: ERP10293530
Manufacturer Part Number: 80013421
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