Owner’s manual
Who manufactures Kenmore grills?
For the Kenmore liquid propane gas grill model 14646372610, the manufacturer is Permasteel. You will see Permasteel-branded components used throughout the cart and cabinet assembly, and the model’s documentation identifies it as a Kenmore grill built for long-term outdoor use (see the 14646372610 owner's manual).
How we identify the manufacturer
We match the grill’s model number and parts list to the maker shown on commonly replaced structural components.
- Check the model tag and manual for 146.46372610 (same model as 14646372610)
- Compare part descriptions in the parts list (many are labeled Permasteel)
- Confirm by ordering replacement cart and cabinet parts that are manufacturer-specific
Examples of Permasteel-labeled parts for this model
These are model-matched parts that indicate Permasteel manufacturing for the cart structure.
| Example part (model 14646372610) | Part ID | What it is used for |
|---|---|---|
| Permasteel gas grill tank holder 40800130 | 40800130 | Supports and stabilizes the LP tank in the cabinet |
| Permasteel tank baffle | 407F0075 | Helps shield and direct airflow around the tank area |
| Permasteel gas grill cabinet shelf | 41600049 | Interior shelf support/storage inside the cart |
Why it matters when buying parts
Manufacturer matching prevents fit issues. Cart rails, panels, fascia, and control panel pieces are drilled and formed to the original factory specs; using the correct Permasteel-matched part ID helps ensure proper alignment and safe LP tank positioning.
Quick tip when you are unsure
Use the model number 14646372610 when searching parts, and verify the part ID on the diagram before ordering. For assembly and safety notes (outdoor-use requirements, gas safety steps), follow the 14646372610 owner's manual.
Last updated: February 2026
How to find Kenmore Grill model number?
For Kenmore gas grill model 14646372610, the model number is printed on the grill’s rating label. We typically find that label on the back panel of the grill base or inside the cabinet; write the model and serial number down before ordering parts or calling for service. See the 14646372610 owner's manual.
Where to look on the grill
Check these common rating-label locations first:
- Back panel of the barbecue base (rear of the cart)
- Inside the cabinet (open the doors and look on side walls)
- Near the tank area (around the LP cylinder holder and baffle)
- Under the control panel area (look behind the fascia)
- On the frame rails near the bottom panel
What to record (and why)
Write down the details exactly as shown on the label.
- Model number (example: 146.46372610 may appear with a dot)
- Serial number (used to identify production run)
- Date purchased (helpful for warranty and parts history)
Quick reference
| Label item | What it’s used for | Example format |
|---|---|---|
| Model number | Matching diagrams and parts | 146.46372610 / 14646372610 |
| Serial number | Identifying the exact unit | Letters and numbers |
| Item number | Manufacturer item reference | May be listed separately |
Why it matters
Kenmore grills often share similar cabinets, burners, and control panels across model families. Using the exact model number helps us match the correct parts list and diagram so you do not order the wrong component.
Last updated: February 2026
Is Kenmore a good brand for grills?
Yes. Kenmore gas grills like model 14646372610 are built for dependable outdoor cooking when they’re assembled correctly, maintained regularly, and used with the right fuel. In real-world use, owners commonly like the fast heat-up and cooking performance; the most frequent complaints are usually about wear items such as ignition parts or wheels.
What “good” means for a gas grill
A good grill is one that lights reliably, heats evenly, and holds up to outdoor conditions with normal care. For the Kenmore 14646372610, we recommend using the safety, assembly, and maintenance steps in the 14646372610 owner's manual to get the best results.
Typical strengths customers notice
- Heats up quickly and cooks well when burners and ports are clean
- Good usable cooking space for everyday grilling
- Straightforward assembly when you follow the manual sequence
- Common maintenance items (like igniter batteries) are easy to service
Common pain points (and what usually fixes them)
- Hard-to-light burners: replace the AAA igniter battery, dry moisture, and check electrodes
- Uneven heat: clean burner ports and check for grease buildup
- Cart or cabinet issues: tighten hardware and replace bent or rusted frame pieces
Quick reliability checklist (we use this when troubleshooting)
| Symptom | Most common cause | Best first step |
|---|---|---|
| Won’t ignite | Weak battery or wet/dirty electrode | Replace AAA battery; dry and clean electrode |
| Low flame | Tank valve/regulator flow issue | Reset regulator (close tank, open slowly) |
| Hot spots/uneven heat | Clogged burner ports | Clean burners and heat tents |
| Wobbly cart | Loose or damaged frame/rails | Re-tighten; inspect cart rails and panels |
Why it matters
Most “brand quality” complaints on gas grills come down to setup and maintenance, not the name on the lid. Following the manual’s safety guidance (especially gas-leak and lighting steps) and keeping burners clean prevents the biggest performance problems.
Parts that help when the cart is the issue
If your Kenmore 14646372610 cooks fine but the base feels unstable, replacing a damaged cart component restores rigidity. A common structural piece is the permasteel gas grill leg frame, lower rear 407F0071.
Last updated: February 2026
