Step-By-Step Instructions on How to Remove the GGIB Ignitor Box from Your Grill TOOLS NEEDED Penetrating Oil 9/16″ Wrench or Deep Well Socket Dremel Tool Needle-Nose Pliers Wire Cutter Punch Tap Ball-Peen Hammer Shop Vac STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS Step 1: Turn off the fuel supply and disconnect from your grill valve. Step 2: Remove cooking grids,…
There are several benefits to owning a grill with the SearMagic Cooking Grids Our SearMagic Grids are made of Anodized Aluminum. Anodized materials have an extremely long life span and do not chip or peel. This material has been used to protect satellites from the harsh environment of space, to harden automotive racing parts against…
Every time you use your grill it accumulates soot, ash, and grease. It is important to clean and maintain your grill to ensure that it will look and perform its best for years to come. GENERAL CLEANING Cleaning the exterior of your grill head A light coating of vegetable oil can be applied with a…
Bursts of flames or flare-ups can be alarming but there are easy steps to prevent or reduce their occurrence. Below we have outlined the most common causes of flare-ups and the steps you can take to prevent or reduce the chances of one occurring. THE GRILL IS TOO COLD BEFORE YOU START GRILLING You should…
Maintaining your Stainless Steel H Burner Many people think that stainless steel will never rust. However, rust can form on stainless steel gas grill burners for several different reasons. Because burners operate at such high temperatures (typically 300 to 650 degrees Fahrenheit) and are subject to drippings from cooking meat (corrosive due to their moisture…
Cleaning the interior of your grill is important to keep your grill operating at peak performance while maintaining a healthy cooking environment. The following information will let you know what to use to clean your grill and how to get it done. Grill Head Stainless Steel Grill Heads Thoroughly clean stains, food, and grime using…
Maintaining Your Infrared Burners What is an Infrared Burner? Infrared Burners look very different from traditional gas grill burners. Instead of the typical oval or “H” shape, Infrared burners are large rectangular boxes that are considered the burner housing. This housing is topped with ceramic tiles that have thousands of small ports (holes) for the…
In some areas of the country, spiders or small insects have been found to create “flashback” problems. The spiders spin webs and/or insects build nests in the grill’s venturi tube(s). The web and/or nests can lead to gas flow obstruction which results in a “flashback”—a fire in the venturi tube(s). The grill may still…
With a little effort, your stainless steel cooking grids can look good as new! Food will build-up on your grids over time and can limit your grills performance and/or affect the flavors of your food. Luckily stainless steel cooking grids are easy to clean. A good rule of thumb is to clean your grids…
Removal of Old Burner Step 1: Remove your cooking grid and set aside Step 2: Remove your grease bucket and unscrew the drain valve from the end of your drain pipe Step 3: Pull your drip pan out from your grill and set aside Step 4: Unscrew the (2) wing nuts holding the burner…
