Title: Gas Grill Renovation : 12 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables
Headings: Gas Grill Renovation
Gas Grill Renovation
Step 1: Amass Gear
Step 2: Disconnect Tank
Step 3: Cleaning Rocks
Step 4: Degrease It!
Step 5: Pop Out Thermometer
Step 6: Pull Out the Burner Unit
Step 7: Remove the Control Panel
Step 8: Gunk Removal
Step 9: Decapitation!
Step 10: A Little Bump and Grind
Step 11: Say It, Don't Spray It!
Step 12: Reassemble
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Content: Fortunately, they were so rusted that when I lifted the burner unit up and the material around the screw crumbled enough that I didn't need to unscrew them. I don't think this grill will be lasting for more than another year or two...
With the burner unit now unattached, lift it straight up while sliding it towards the back of the grill. This will free the burner unit's feed tubes from the control unit. Now lift the burner unit up while rotating it towards you, which will pull the feed tubes out of the hole they are in. Ask Question
Step 7: Remove the Control Panel
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Pull the control knobs off; it may take a bit of force if they've never been taken off before. Mine didn't have setscrews holding them on, but if I were you, I'd check whether or not mine did before I applied TOO much force...
Pulling the knobs off reveals two screws. Unscrew them and the control unit should come right out. While you're at it, unscrew the nut behind the igniter button and pull it out, too.