Title: How to Decide Whether You Should You Repair or Replace Your BBQ Grill - The BBQ Depot
Headings: How to Decide Whether You Should You Repair or Replace Your BBQ Grill
How to Decide Whether You Should You Repair or Replace Your BBQ Grill
Fix it or Nix it – Is Your BBQ Grill Broken?
Here are some common indicators that your BBQ grill may be in need of repair or replacement:
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When to Repair Your Grill vs Buy a New One
Weigh the Costs
Finding the Right Replacement Parts
Ceramic Briquettes
Grill Grates
Burners and Ignitor
How to Fix Your BBQ Grill in 5 Steps
Step 1: Disconnect the Gas or Fuel Line
Step 2: Remove Grate, Rocks, and Flame Bar
Step 3: Check the Ignitor
Step 4: Remove and Clean/Repair the Burner
Step 5: Make Exterior Repairs
Need to Buy a New Grill? Here Are Some Tips…
+ Consider Your Budget
+ Shop Around
+ Find a Brand You Like
+ BTU's
+ Consider Ease of Assembly
+ Look at the Warranty
+ Pick Your Special Features
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Content: Remove the vapor bar or flame spreader (the component that protects the burner from grease spills)
Thoroughly clean the interior of your grill to remove excess grease and debris. You can do this by using a damp rag. Avoid scraping your grill with a sharp edge, as this can cause further damage. Step 3: Check the Ignitor
Once you have removed the above components and have cleaned the inside of your grill, you should check the igniter for a spark. If you push the ignitor button and it does not ignite the gas, this may indicate that your ignitor is broken. You can cover any exposed wires with electrical tape, or, if that doesn’t work, replace the entire assembly. Step 4: Remove and Clean/Repair the Burner
If your burners are still functional, it may just take a quick clean to get them working as good as new. You can simply remove the burner and venturi tubes to clean them and remove rust/debris.