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Gas Grill Burner Replacement information and products are listed below:

Sanyo HPS-MC3 3-in-1 Nonstick Electric Multi-Cooker $120.00 Sanyo 3-in-1 Electric Multi Cooker HPS-MC3 944…

Coleman Camping Coffee Maker $38.26 There’s nothing like a hot cup of coffee on a sleepy outdoor morning, but camping French presses and drip filters can be messy and time consuming, especially if you’re camping with a group. The Coleman camping coffeemaker sits atop a Coleman 2- or 3-burner stove. Enter the Coleman camping coffeemaker, which makes up to ten 6-ounce cups of coffee without requiring an electrical outlet. Instead, t…

Whirlpool 4396096RB Gourmet Griddle $77.94 …

Range Kleen 10124XN Universal Drip Pans 4 Pack Containing 2 Units 101Am and 102Am, Chrome $7.75 4 Pack, Chrome, Drip Pan “A” Series, Set Consists Of: 2 Each 6″ & 2 Each 8″ Pans For Electric Ranges With Plug In Elements, Fits Most Including Amana, Crosley, Frigidaire, Maytag, Whirlpool, Caloric, Jenn Air, Tappan, Magic Chef, Sunray, Montgomery Ward, Monarch, Admiral & More, Genuine Quality Replacement Part, Durable, Wash With Soap & Water, Made In U.S.A. Guaranteed For 1 Year….

GE WB2X9998 Flat Oven Ignitor $11.40 This gas oven ignitor (bake ignitor) will replace most rectangular ignitors including the 12400035 Maytag ignitor and the GR412 Gemline number….

Bernzomatic 19425 JT850 Self-Igniting 20,000 BTU Outdoor Torch $32.15 The BernzOmatic JT850 trigger-started outdoor torch is specifically designed to produce a high-output flame for a wide variety of outdoor uses. You can use this torch to burn off weeds and leaves, start barbecues and campfires, control insects, melt ice from walkways or patch asphalt cracks. This torch burns propane or mapp gas, and features an integrated trigger-start mechanism for quick flaming …

Coleman Two-Burner Propane Stove $43.97 Long the authority on propane camping stoves, Coleman steps up to the plate again with its two-burner PerfectFlow stove. Coleman’s PerfectFlow appliances regulate the pressure of the propane to provide a consistent cooking performance without flaring or flickering. This steady fuel stream holds true even in cold weather, high altitudes, or when the fuel is low. This Coleman propane stove sports 2…

Peerless P36S148BP 36 PRO 6BRN 15K CONT GRATES This Premier Pro Ranges 36 Inch Gas Range comes with 6 Open Burners with Electronic Ignition and a 3. 9 cu. Ft. Manual Clean Oven with Light. This premier pro gas range features continuous cast iron grates. This Range comes with a 10 Inch Tempered Glass Backguard with Clock/timer and a non-stick aluminum griddle. All Premier Pro Gas Ranges can be used with Natural Gas or LP without buying conversi…

Camco 58031 Little Red Campfire RV Olympian Propane Camp Fire $111.25 Our compact, portable campfire is great for campsites with fire restrictions. Take it tailgating or put it on the patio? Realistic logs and full 9.5″ diameter ring burner help create the natural look of wood campfires. Sturdy lid and security latches make the Little Red Campfire safe and easy to transport. Includes 8′ propane hose to connect to standard LP gas cylinders. RV campground approved. Ge…

Propane Turbo Torch – 3 Nozzles – Turbo-Blast Trigger with 60 Hose $13.99 You can melt ice, thaw pipes, eliminate weeds and pests with this handy Propane Turbo Torch. 24″ torch handle allows for convenient reach while the 60″ propane hose provides additional reach. The torch comes with three convenient nozzles (1 1/8″, 1 3/8″, and 2″). Attach the torch easily to propane cylinders….

Should You Buy A Jenn Air Gas Grill?

Many folks write into my barbecue forum complaining of the poor quality of Jenn Air grills and the after sales customer service but in contrast I also get a number of people sticking up for this manufacturer so who is right and what are the issues.

For the sake of clarity I want to point out that my opinions relate specifically to Jenn Air grills and not to the rest of their range and the reason for making this distinction is that many other of their products get rave reviews and probably most importantly, the range of barbecue grills made by Jenn Air are in fact made by a company called Nexgrill.

Nexgrill manufacture the units in China but before you go off on one and say “that explains it” it’s worth pointing out that Jenn Air aren’t the only company to have their grills made in China, many of their competitors do so also and with good success and quality.

Of all the gas grill reviews that I’ve seen the most common fault with the Jenn Air is with the burners and typically the problems start after two years either through rust or through the burners cracking.

The good news is that if you have your warranty information you’ll find out that these parts have a lifetime guarantee and so can be replaced free of charge. The challenge is to get it done without further frustration:-

Returning your grill or making a complaint to the retailer where you bought the product will get you nowhere, they will just tell you to phone the manufacturer. This is typical of retailers these days, they’re just interested in getting units out of the door and to be fair this is probably the deal that they have already set up with the manufacturer.

Who is the manufacturer? Do you phone Nexgrill? The model is a Jenn Air, so you phone Jenn Air. Again, if you can find your warranty card then the number is right there for you to phone.

The parts are free but the shipping costs are not. This is down to you and there are many folks complaining of shipping costs of $50 for each burner replaced.

So the bottom line is that the problem does have a solution but ultimately you’ve got to ask the question that if you’re paying upwards of $1,000 for a gas grill then you wouldn’t expect to be paying anything (not even shipping costs) within the first two years. For me this is too much to ask and given the horror stories that I’ve heard I won’t be risking my hard earned cash on a Jenn Air.

What are the alternatives? Probably the most comprehensive range of grills is with Weber and their Summit range compares well albeit you will have to pay more than you would for a something made by Nexgrill. Of course you can go on and on and the range of grills from DCS is tremendous but probably a bit pricey for the likes of you and me.

If stainless steel is not important to you then the range of grills open to you develops substantially, check out Charbroil, Ducane and despite the name, don’t forget about “made in America” Aussie grills.

About the Author

Paul Yates has written many gas grill reviews including Char Broil gas grills and the Weber barbecue grill range.

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