I noticed the burners are not covered by anything but directly beneath the grates. Doesn't grease drip onto the burners and clog them?
598020
I haven't noticed any problems with clogged burners due to grease.It has been the best cooking grill I've owned to date.
598021
The grill grate is solid immediately above the burners. I have had no problems with grease entering the burners
598022
I have not had any problems with grease clogging. I burn mine full tilt after I cook for about 10 minutes, don't forget it. That should take care of the grease.Don't try to clean it while its hot, scrapes the coating off of the grill.
598023
They haven't so far, been using it since oct, 2013. The design of the smaller Q series was the same and I never had an issue, and I used it for 6-7 years. Wife loves it.
598024
The grill is built so that the grilling surface itself covers the burners. However you should remove the grill to clean it. If you don't, you can splatter onto the burners. However if that does happen just run over the burners with a green scrubby and they'll be fine. Have had this for a while, use it all the time. It works great.
598025
The grill is built so that the grilling surface itself covers the burners. However you should remove the grill to clean it. If you don't, you can splatter onto the burners. However if that does happen just run over the burners with a green scrubby and they'll be fine.Have had this for a while, use it all the time. It works great.
598026
Cannot help with this question. We seldom cook directly on the grates on any type of grill...rather in aluminum or baking pans. Mostly from the standpoint is that burning grease healthy for you and secondly, what a mess to clean up. Again, this is a great grill, quick to heat up, and gets food to the correct internal temp fast.
712180
although I've yet to use the rotisserie component it does have a searing burner behind and below the small top rack in the main cover. don't know if this will help
1101828
The burners run front to back and have great flare shields which prevent most flare ups from grease dripping. I am also very impressed on how evenly the grill heats.
758972
A little sticking is normal. Make sure they are clean. You can season the grates with some Olive oil. Try med to low heat. We think the grill grate is the best!
1786965
It has a narrow "drip tray" that sits kind of towards the back that catches some dripings. It does not sit under 100% of the surface area of the burners, covers about 30% of the underside of the grill.
1911275
The metal covers gas burners, so there is no or minimal heat coming through the center hole. This should also be true for electric burners. No flaking in 6 months of regular use.
321087
No that's the problem. The grease goes up through the grids and appears to collect on them--- ok so far because the grids must be cleaned every time the fan is used. This works well because of the ever time cleaning. IF YOU DON'T CLEAN THEM EVERY TIME THEN THE GREAS WILL BUILD UP PASSING TO THE INSIDE
1214274
There is no way to coat them that I can think of. All I can suggest is after your done cooking your burgers is turn up the heat a bit and let the accumulated drippings burn off. Then when you light it the next time , preheat the grill and use the grate lifter to lift up the grate, lay it to the side on another grate and use your grill brush to clean the char of the heat shields. I know its a bit of extra work but its the best and only real solution I have come up with so far. If anything else comes to mind I will pass it on.
1903849
Handles fine. The underside of the grill is on a slight slope so it works it's way slowly to the chute. I haven't had any issues with excessive grease. Some drips into the chute and burns off, the rest I just cleaned up. The grill comes apart pretty easy for cleaning.
808643
The pans are as easy as you could expect to clean. I have learned from experience with other gas burners that you should sand the paint from the burner or expect the bottom on the pans to get lots of black soot on the bottom. I did this with mine and got excellent results-no soot on the bottom at all.
2016821
The grease is supposed to run to the back, then to the downspout in the middle of the back. It does. Once, the down-spout got clogged, and I got a small puddle there, but it was only there. I have never had problems with the grease puddling where the food is cooking. MUCH better than George Foreman's grill. Just wipe it down occasionally, especially the track along the back.
773907
I would assume that it would get hot enough but may not have even heat distribution with the burners being spaced apart from each other. The gas grill works well since it seems to have even heat across the grill grates
53900
There should be everything you see in the picture. What you can't see is a copper rod used to help hold up the burner. The rod slides through holes on either side of the metal part that holds the burner. You also can't see the burner or the grill grate. Anything else?
100935
I have a 6 burner gas top and have used these pans without any problems. The flames are directed over the bottom side of the pans pretty evenly.
1409186
Yes. The burners sit on top of these covers. I've used mine for four months and they look brand new.
433238
I do a limited amount of grilling and have not noticed any drippings beneath the grill, but I have the grill sitting outside over a couple of stepping stones with grass growing around it.
286073
My travel trailer's stove has gas burners. The cover sits right on top of the grate covering the burners.