Kirkland gas grills heat up quickly and cook foods evenly every time you grill. Flame tamers on Kirkland gas grills minimize grease flare-ups so you get perfect cooking results even when cooking fatty meats. When parts of your Kirkland gas grill begin wearing out, get the replacement parts you need at Sears PartsDirect.
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Firebox. The firebox on a gas grill is made of a heavy-weight metal and houses the burner, flavor bars and grates. The gas valve manifold is mounted on the front of the firebox.
Igniter module. The electric spark igniter module creates a spark that arcs to the burner to ignite the gas when the burner is on. The igniter module has either a battery or a piezoelectric system.
Gas collector box. The gas collector box on a gas grill is a partially enclosed box at the inlet to the burner tube that accumulates gas during the ignition process. The igniter electrode ignites the gas accumulated in the gas collector box.
Grill wheels. The wheels on the gas grill make it easier to move.
How to minimize grease flare-ups in your Kirkland gas grill
Grease flare-ups are often caused by damaged or dirty flame tamers so clean or replace the flame tamers when grease flares up while you're grilling.
Grease can also pool on corrosion inside the firebox instead of sliding down into the grease cup. Replace the firebox if you find corrosion that's collecting grease. Another source of flare-ups is too much grease and debris in the grease pan below the burners. Old, dried grease left in the drain pan will liquefy, vaporize and then burn as the grill heats up. Check the grease pan before firing up your grill and clean the pan if you find heavy residue.
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