Kenmore 14616153110 gas grill Parts

You can identify your Kenmore gas grill by finding the rating label on the grill and matching the model number and serial number to your records. For model 14616153110, the manual notes the serial number is on the grill’s rating label. Use the 14616153110 owner's manual to confirm label location and record details.

Where to look on the grill

Check these common spots first (they are typical for many cart-style gas grills):

• Inside the cart area near the LP cylinder enclosure
• On the side panel or rear cabinet panel
• Under or behind the control panel area
• On the firebox bowl or inside the cabinet frame
• On the back of the grill cart

What information to write down

Record these items exactly as shown on the label so you can order the right parts (burner, igniter, manifold, hose) and get the correct instructions.

• Model number (example: 14616153110)
• Serial number
• Date purchased (if known)
• Fuel type shown on the label (LP propane vs natural gas)

Quick ID checklist (label vs parts)

If the label is worn or missing, you can still narrow it down by comparing key components.

What you compare	What to match	Why it helps
Control area	Knob layout and panel shape	Distinguishes similar Kenmore grills
Ignition system	Battery spark module and electrode style	Helps confirm igniter type
Burner set	Burner length and mounting points	Ensures correct burner replacement
Cart panels/doors	Door style and cabinet configuration	Confirms the cart design

Why it matters

Using the exact model number prevents wrong-part returns and helps you follow the correct lighting, cleaning, and safety instructions. The manual also emphasizes keeping ventilation openings clear and keeping fuel hoses away from hot surfaces.

Last updated: January 2026

On the Kenmore 14616153110 gas grill, resetting the regulator means clearing the LP tank regulator’s excess-flow safety feature. We do this by shutting off gas, disconnecting, letting pressure bleed off with the lid open, then reconnecting and reopening the tank valve slowly before lighting.

Steps to reset the regulator (excess-flow reset)

• Turn all control knobs to OFF.
• Turn the LP cylinder valve OFF.
• Disconnect the regulator coupling nut from the LP tank.
• Open the grill lid; turn one burner knob ON for about 30 seconds to bleed off pressure, then turn it OFF.
• Reconnect the regulator to the LP tank; hand-tighten straight to avoid cross-threading.
• Slowly open the LP cylinder valve (opening it too fast can trip excess flow again).
• Wait about 30 seconds, then light the grill normally.

For model-specific connection and leak-test details, follow the 14616153110 owner's manual.

Quick checks if it still will not light

• Confirm the LP tank has fuel.
• Make sure the regulator connection is fully seated and hand-tight.
• Check for a kinked or damaged hose; replace if cut or worn.
• If the ignitor does not click or spark, inspect the electrode and wiring; the bbq-pro gas grill igniter and igniter wire 50300214 is the correct replacement part listed for this model.

What “excess flow” looks like

Symptom	What it usually means	What to do
Very low flame on all burners	Excess-flow valve tripped	Perform the reset steps above
Burner lights, then dies down	Flow restriction at tank connection	Reset, then open tank valve slowly
No ignition spark	Ignition issue, not regulator	Check ignitor, electrode gap, wiring

Why it matters

The regulator and LP tank valve are designed to restrict gas flow if they sense a sudden surge. Resetting restores normal flow so burners can ignite and heat evenly without repeated lighting failures.

Last updated: January 2026

The Kenmore 14616153110 gas grill is designed to connect to a standard LP (propane) cylinder regulator and the manual specifically says not to attach the grill to an RV or camper trailer LP gas system. For safe operation, connect it to an LP tank as shown in the 14616153110 owner's manual and leak-test the hose and regulator before lighting.

What to do instead (safe connection method)

• Turn all burner control knobs to OFF.
• Hand-tighten the regulator coupling nut to the LP tank valve; keep the regulator straight to avoid cross-threading.
• Tighten by hand only (no tools).
• Open the LP tank valve slowly; if you hear a rushing sound, shut it off and correct the connection.
• Perform a soapy-water leak test on the valve, hose, and regulator connections.
• If bubbles grow, close the tank valve and retighten; do not use the grill until leaks are stopped.

Why an RV quick-connect is different

Most RV quick-connect ports supply low-pressure propane after the RV’s regulator. Many portable grills like the Kenmore 14616153110 are set up to use a tank-mounted regulator. Connecting a regulated grill to an already regulated RV supply can cause low flame, ignition problems, or unsafe operation.

Parts that commonly come up with “quick connect” questions

What you are trying to solve	Common grill area involved	Example model parts
Low flame or no gas flow	Regulator/hose connection	Hose 50300217
Won’t ignite after hookup	Ignition system	Bbq-pro gas grill igniter and igniter wire 50300214
Uneven heat after gas issues	Burner and ports	Kenmore gas grill burner 50300103

If you already connected to an RV port and now flames are very low

Use the reset steps described for sudden low flame/excess flow situations:

• Turn off burner knobs.
• Close the propane supply.
• Disconnect the regulator connection.
• Reconnect, leak-test, then open the propane valve and wait about 30 seconds before lighting.

Why it matters

Propane connections and pressure regulation are safety-critical. Following the model’s LP tank hookup and leak-testing steps helps prevent gas leaks, flare-ups, and ignition problems.

Last updated: January 2026