Has anyone used this on a Charbroil tru-infrared grill? If so, does it leak? We have a t-36-d and its stainless steel, not wanting it to rust up.
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I use it to cover my Weber....best cover I've owned...been on the grill all through this snowy winter with no leaks.
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It appears your flavor grates have a built-in flap at both end(s). Mine do not, my Viking Grill has built-in "pegs" for these flavor grates to rest on. You may need to look at the part # - Music City Metals 94081, you will notice the flaps at both ends. Just measure your grill part to this one. I can attest to the quality of the ones I bought, they are better quality than what came with my Viking. These are heavier duty Stainless, the original was a thinner galvanized metal, which ended up rusting to pieces. I hope this helps. If you need any other help, please ask. Good Luck!
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Sorry don't know. It was going into a charbroil series grill. I can say it went into my char broil perfectly. Since its amazon you can always get one and send it back if it doesn't work. Side note I did find an aftermarket version at Home Depot for a few bucks cheaper and it was more universal, so you may want to check it out. I have one amazon and one home depot burner in my grill and I cant tell the difference.
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What char broil grill are you using? This line worked for our red collapsible one with the two ice chest below it.
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The sear burner is a burner with straight flames to sear(cook and seal) your meat. It gives you the grill marks and cooks the outsides of the meat then you move it to the regular burner to finish cooking. I can say that when it worked, it was great, but this grill has had a major problem of rusting out including burners, firebox, legs, casters, etc. Now...in all fairness, charbroil replaced all the rusted parts and it works again, but the grill only lasted a year and a half before being rusted out. My grill stays outside under my carport and with a cover. Its made too cheaply in my opinion because a grill shouldn't rust out in less than 2 years, esp when its cleaned and put up after each cleaning. Hope this helps.
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You should probably go to their website and get it as you probably want to keep the infrared feature. http://www.charbroil.com/replacement-parts/grill-parts/trough.htmlTip: If you assemble it yourself, be sure to put the side panel with the triangle bracket for the ignitor on the top-right-front. The first drawings show it on the top-left-back which is wrong.
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I have used my grill at least once a week or more for the past few years and have not noticed any visible degradation of the Teflon surface. Remember, this is a low cost small grill without the features of larger more expensive units but I think that it gives the most bang for the buck for those who are preparing small meals. Why get a large unit if all you are going to do is grill one chicken breast or one burger, etc.? Cleaning really is simple so long as you clean the unit right away before the grease hardens and bakes on. Simply rub downward along the ridges with a wadded paper towel and then with a damp to wet paper towel and the unit is clean and ready for its next use. I have used my grill at least once a week or more for the past few years and have not noticed any visible degradation of the Teflon surface. Remember, this is a low cost small grill without the features of larger more expensive units but I think that it gives the most bang for the buck for those who are preparing small meals. Why get a large unit if all you are going to do is grill one chicken breast or one burger, etc.? Cleaning really is simple so long as you clean the unit right away before the grease hardens and bakes on. Simply rub downward along the ridges with a wadded paper towel... » Read More I have used my grill at least once a week or more for the past few years and have not noticed any visible degradation of the Teflon surface. Remember, this is a low cost small grill without the features of larger more expensive units but I think that it gives the most bang for the buck for those who are preparing small meals. Why get a large unit if all you are going to do is grill one chicken breast or one burger, etc.? Cleaning really is simple so long as you clean the unit right away before the grease hardens and bakes on. Simply rub downward along the ridges with a wadded paper towel and then with a damp to wet paper towel and the unit is clean and ready for its next use. « Show Less
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Oh yes, it will eventually make your porcelain flake! It may take a year or so but it will happen. I would only use these brushes on stainless grates. For our Weber porcelain-coated cast iron grates, we use a wadded up piece of newspaper & tongs. Get your grates hot & then rub them clean. I wish Weber sold stainless versions of their grates for ALL their grills. They are so much nicer. You still get killer grill marks, heat retention without all the trouble with cast iron flaking. I've never had to replace a stainless grate but the cast iron is another story....
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well, i've only used it on my grill top and it worked just fine on top of a gas grill grate, so it should be fine. but keep in mind, it has holes throughout, so if you're cooking something with liquid, it's going to drip.
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I am not sure. But let me tell you this: Weber , never again. I had to throw mine away after 3 years. The worst experience ever with Weber. 20 years ago yes that was quality. Now stainless steal???? Corrosion all over after 2 years. Weber did not respond at all to my complaints. Never again. Good luck
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I have the Lowes 16619 version and it works fine. I believe this fits all models as the actual grill website only sells one version. At first I was going to try and get by with a cheap round stone and make some supports for it but caved and bought this one. This is a must for low and slow grilling as a deflector, or crank the heat and cook pizza or whatever on it. I've had it up to 650+ degrees and had no issues.
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Our grill is stainless steel, but the grates are not, so I can't answer that. It does work great on our grates. I am assuming it would scratch stainless steel.
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It spruced up the stainless quite well but our grill is in good shape. It won't remove marks, scratches, or perhaps burned on grease but where the stainless is dull it makes it look a lot better. My husband said it looked so good he was going to sell it - which he may as well since he rarely grills anything anyway. :(
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You should probably go to their website and get it as you probably want to keep the infrared feature. http://www.charbroil.com/replacement-parts/grill-parts/trough.html Tip: If you assemble it yourself, be sure to put the side panel with the triangle bracket for the ignitor on the top-right-front. The first drawings show it on the top-left-back which is wrong.
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It worked well on my cast iron grates & the stainless tray under my grates which was crusted with some burnt grease. Hope this helps. I liked this product very much.
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It works very well on my Weber Genesis and on my Weber 22 1/2" charcoal rotisserie. With chicken I prefer it. Locks it in place.
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The previous answers are correct. The only thing I would add is that if it is rusted now, you can clean it and oil it up before you cover it. Just turn it on to heat the grill up, and then clean it with a wash cloth and some water. Then put a light coating of oil on it, cover it up and boom! Back to new again! :)