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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Content: 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. Depending on the size of the grill, there might be two to 10 burners inside. It’s a good idea to inspect the burners a few times a year for signs of corrosion. Spider webs are another thing to watch for, since the critters like to build nests and lay eggs inside the burners, clogging the flow of gas. For now, let’s assume you’re past the point of preventive measures, and your broken gas grill burner needs replacing. Here’s how to get the job done in five simple steps.