Kenmore 41516135110 gas grill Parts

Kenmore gas grills, including model 41516135110, are a solid choice for everyday grilling: they’re built for dependable performance and are backed by a 1-year full warranty on the grill plus a 10-year limited warranty on burners (rust-through). For long-term satisfaction, routine cleaning and correct lighting and safety practices matter most; see the 41516135110 owner's manual.

What “good” looks like for this Kenmore grill

A good gas grill should light reliably, heat evenly, and be easy to maintain. For the 41516135110, we focus on these practical indicators:

• Consistent ignition (spark at the electrode, burner lights within a few seconds)
• Even burner flames across the burner length (check flames regularly)
• Stable temperatures with the lid closed (use the built-in gauge if equipped)
• Manageable flare-ups (clean grease and keep the firebox clear)
• Safe clearances and ventilation (outdoor use only)

Warranty snapshot (model 41516135110)

Coverage	What it applies to	Length
Full warranty	Grill defects in materials/workmanship	1 year
Limited warranty	Burners that rust through	10 years
Not covered items	Ignitor batteries; paint loss, discoloration, surface rust	Excluded

Common “good grill” issues and the parts that usually fix them

If performance is disappointing, it’s usually a wear item or maintenance issue, not the whole grill.

• Won’t ignite: check battery, electrode gap, wiring, and module output
• Uneven heating: clean burner ports, check for blockage, inspect flame tamers
• Weak flame: verify LP cylinder valve is open, regulator not tripped, burner ports clear
• Flare-ups: clean grease buildup and empty the grease tray

Helpful DIY guidance: gas grill wont ignite or light video, how to fix uneven heating on a gas grill video.

Why it matters

A gas grill can only cook “as good as it’s maintained.” The manual’s safety and use guidance (ventilation, clearances, and checking burner flames) directly affects heat output, ignition reliability, and how long burners and cooking surfaces last.

Last updated: February 2026

To ignite your Kenmore gas grill model 41516135110, open the lid, turn on the LP tank valve, then turn a burner knob to HI and press and hold the electronic ignition button; if it does not light in 5 seconds, turn the knob OFF, wait 5 minutes, and try again (see the 41516135110 owner's manual).

Electronic ignition steps (main burners)

• Turn all burner control knobs OFF.
• Open the grill lid (do not lean over the grill while lighting).
• Turn ON the LP cylinder (tank) valve.
• Push and turn one burner knob to HI.
• Immediately press and hold the electronic ignition button.
• If it does not light within 5 seconds: turn the knob OFF, wait 5 minutes for gas to clear, then repeat.
• Light each burner individually, then set all knobs to the desired heat.

Match-lighting (if the igniter will not spark)

Your grill uses a match holder and a match-light hole on the right or left side.

• Open the lid and turn ON gas at the LP cylinder.
• Place a lit match in the match holder.
• Insert the match through the match-light hole.
• Push in and turn the far right or far left burner knob to HI (match the side you are lighting).
• After the first burner stays lit, light adjacent burners in sequence.

Method	What you use	Best for
Electronic ignition	Ignition button and burner knob	Normal startup
Match-lighting	Match holder and match-light hole	No spark or dead battery

Why it matters

Lighting with the lid open and using the 5-minute wait prevents unburned gas from building up in the firebox, which helps reduce the risk of a sudden flare when ignition finally occurs.

If it still will not light

• Confirm the LP tank valve is fully open.
• Make sure you are turning the knob to HI while pressing the ignition button.
• Check for a visible spark at the electrode during an ignitor check.
• Clean burner tubes if you have repeated ignition trouble.
• If parts are worn, common ignition-related replacements include the Gas grill ignition module (part number G515-0030-W2) and Gas grill igniter (part number G515-0014-W1).

For step-by-step troubleshooting, use gas grill wont ignite or light video.

Last updated: February 2026

Yes, it’s usually worth fixing a Kenmore 41516135110 gas grill when the problem is limited to normal wear parts (ignition, burners, grates, grease handling) and the firebox and gas system are still in safe condition. Most of these repairs are affordable and restore reliable lighting and even heating.

Quick decision checklist

• The grill lights safely and passes a leak test (no bubbles at fittings).
• Burners and carryover lighting work, or can be restored with common parts.
• The firebox is solid (not rusted through) and the lid closes properly.
• You can clean grease buildup and keep the grease tray in place during use.
• Hoses are not cut or worn, and control knobs/valves operate smoothly.

Common “worth it” repairs on this model

These are typical fixes that bring performance back without replacing the whole grill:

• Ignition problems: replace the igniter or ignition module.
• Uneven heat or weak flame: clean or replace burners and flame tamers.
• Excess flare-ups: deep clean and replace grease-handling parts as needed.

Helpful parts to consider

Symptom	Likely fix	Example part for this model
No spark/click	Replace ignition components	Gas grill ignition module G515-0030-W2
One burner won’t light from another	Restore cross-lighting	Carryover tube g524-0036-w1
Hot spots or low heat	Replace burner	Gas grill main burner G614-A000-W1

When replacement makes more sense

We recommend replacing the grill instead of repairing it if any of these are true:

• You cannot stop a gas leak after tightening connections.
• Valves do not spring back or do not turn smoothly.
• The firebox is structurally failing (severe rust-through) or the grill is unsafe to operate.

Why it matters (safety and performance)

A “cheap fix” is only a good fix if the grill is safe. The use and care guidance for this grill emphasizes leak testing before use, keeping the grease tray installed and emptied after each cookout, and inspecting hoses and valves regularly. Following those basics prevents flare-ups and helps the grill heat evenly. For model-specific safety steps and maintenance routines, use the 41516135110 owner’s manual.

Last updated: February 2026

A typical gas grill lasts 10 years. For a Kenmore 41516135110 gas grill, reaching (and beating) that average depends mostly on how well you prevent corrosion, keep burners and burner tubes clean, and store the grill correctly; see the 41516135110 owner's manual for model-specific care and safety guidance.

Typical lifespan ranges (what most owners see)

• Budget gas grills: 5 to 7 years
• Mid-range gas grills: 8 to 12 years
• Premium gas grills: 12 to 15 years
• With excellent maintenance and protected storage: up to 20 years

Grill type	Typical lifespan	What usually ends it first
Gas grill	~10 years	Burners, ignition parts, rusted firebox/hood
Charcoal grill	~10 years	Rusted bowl/legs, warped grates

What extends the life of your Kenmore 41516135110

• Clean cooking grates and the grease area regularly to reduce flare-ups and corrosion.
• Keep burner tubes clear; the manual warns spiders and insects can block tubes and cause “flashback” issues.
• Store it dry and covered; if stored outdoors, use a fitted cover.
• Disconnect and store the LP cylinder outdoors if you store the grill indoors (LP safety).
• Check burner flames regularly and keep vents/openings unblocked for proper airflow.

Parts that commonly wear out first

These are normal wear items; replacing them often restores performance and extends grill life.

• Burners and flame tamers
• Ignition components (electrode, wires, module)
• Temperature gauge
• Grease tray

Example replacement part for this model

Symptom	Likely area	Example part
Weak/uneven heat, poor flame pattern	Burner or burner tube blockage/wear	Gas grill main burner

Why it matters

A grill that is hard to light, heats unevenly, or has frequent flare-ups usually needs cleaning or a few key parts. Staying ahead of grease buildup and burner-tube blockage improves cooking results and helps your grill reach the full expected lifespan.

Last updated: February 2026

You’ll find the model number for your Kenmore gas grill on the rating label attached to the grill, and for model 41516135110 the Use and Care guide specifically notes to “see rating label on grill” for the serial number. Use the same label to record both the model and serial.

Where to look on the grill

Check these common rating-label locations first (they’re typical for this Kenmore grill style):

• Back panel of the grill base or firebox
• Inside the cabinet (on an inner side panel)
• Side panel near the control knobs
• Under the side shelf or near the tank area
• On the cart frame rail behind the front doors (if equipped)

What to write down (and why)

Record the information exactly as printed so we can match the correct parts list, parts diagram, and troubleshooting info.

• Model number (example format: 415.16135110)
• Serial number
• Date purchased
• Fuel type listed on the label (LP propane vs natural gas)

Quick reference

Item	What it’s used for	Where it appears
Model number	Matching the correct Kenmore parts and diagrams	Rating label on the grill
Serial number	Identifying the production run for service records	Rating label on the grill
Date purchased	Warranty and service timing	Your receipt or product record

Why it matters

Kenmore grill parts can look similar across models, but burner, igniter, and carryover tube designs often vary by model number. Using the exact model number helps ensure you get the right fit the first time.

For the official product record section and label guidance, use the 41516135110 owner’s manual.

Last updated: February 2026

Kenmore is the brand name; the actual manufacturer of a Kenmore grill varies by model. For Kenmore gas grill model 41516135110, the most reliable way to identify the manufacturer is to match the information on your grill’s rating label to the identification details in the 41516135110 owner’s manual.

How to identify the manufacturer on model 41516135110

Use the grill’s data label first, then confirm with the manual’s model and parts information.

• Find the rating/ID label on the cart frame, inside the cabinet, or on the firebox
• Record the full model number 41516135110 and any secondary model number shown
• Look for a manufacturer name, CSA/UL listing info, or an importer name on the label
• Compare those details to the model identification pages in the manual
• Use the parts list and diagrams to confirm you are working with the correct configuration

What you may see on labels and parts listings

It is common to see multiple names because Kenmore-branded grills are produced for Sears under different manufacturing arrangements.

Where you look	What it tells you	Best use
Grill rating/ID label	Actual manufacturer or importer for that unit	Confirm who made your specific grill
Owner’s manual	Official model identification and parts breakdown	Match parts and assemblies correctly
Parts list/diagrams	Component names and replacement part numbers	Ordering parts by exact model

Why it matters

Knowing the correct manufacturer and exact model helps you match replacement parts accurately (for example, ignition and burner components) and prevents ordering parts that look similar but mount differently.

Last updated: February 2026