Title: How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner - Consumer Reports
Headings: How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner
How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner
This simple project will have you cooking with gas again in no time
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How to Replace a Gas Grill Burner
This simple project will have you cooking with gas again in no time
By Daniel DiClerico
May 13, 2016
When you shop through retailer links on our site, we may earn affiliate commissions. 100% of the fees we collect are used to support our nonprofit mission. Learn more. Most gas grills in this country get kicked to the curb after a few short years of service. And a burned-out gas grill burner is a common culprit. Instead of dropping several hundred dollars on a brand new grill, you can breathe new life into the one you have for $20 or less with this simple fix. The burner is the part of the grill that produces the flame.