DIY gas grill repair
Whether a burner isn't getting gas or you're having problems lighting your grill, Sears PartsDirect has gas grill troubleshooting and repair help so you can fix the problem yourself. See the most common gas grill symptoms below and follow the troubleshooting tips to get your grill fired up and cooking again.
Watch our gas grill won't ignite or light video to troubleshoot issues with the pressure regulator, burner tubes, igniter electrodes and spark module. If your grill isn't heating food evenly, learn how to check for clogged or corroded burners. Once you've figured out what the problem is, our DIY gas grill repair guides provide step-by-step instructions for replacing grill parts.
If it's more troubleshooting or maintenance help you're looking for, our articles and videos page covers topics such as converting a propane grill to natural gas, how to check the propane level on an LP tank, tips on cleaning your grill and more. To find the owner’s manual or a complete list of replacement parts for your gas grill, search for your model number.
Symptoms for gas grills
Repair guides for gas grills
Follow these steps to replace the ignition module if it doesn't produce a spark.
You can install a new pressure regulator on your gas grill if the pressure regulator won’t let gas flow.
Replace the igniter electrode on your gas grill if it won’t light the burner.
Replace a damaged burner on your gas grill in less than 15 minutes and with just pliers and a screwdriver for tools.
Replace a broken or damaged wheel in less than 15 minutes.
Articles and videos for gas grills
This video shows you how to clean dirty flame tamers and the grease pan to minimize excessive flames.
A conversion kit and a few simple tools are all you need.
This video helps troubleshoot issues with the pressure regulator, burner tubes, igniter electrodes and the spark module.
Clogged or corroded burners and flame tamers could be the problem.
Don’t run out of gas when you’re grilling! Here are four ways to check the level of propane in your tank.
Find out how to take your grill apart for cleaning and what products are safe to use.
Grilling makes pizza even more wonderful. Here's how, from dough to toppings.
Learn how to prepare your grill for food, grilling with direct vs. indirect heat and safe meat temperatures.
Learn how to diagnose and fix the problem if the gas grill won’t light.
Summer may be over, but that doesn't mean it’s time to retire the grill. There's delicious grilled food that features fall’s bounty.
Get answers to the 10 questions about gas grills that people most often ask.
Once you've grilled a turkey, you may never go back to the oven roasting. Here's how to grill a brined turkey that's moist and full of flavor.