When is the Right Time to Replace your BBQ Cooking Grill?

 Your BBQ Grill won’t last life long. With prolonged use, it is bound to develop regular wear and tear that requires periodic maintenance. How well your grill functions and lasts depends on its year of manufacturing, frequency of use, how often it’s cleaned, and its general maintenance. 

Even with immaculate maintenance, your grill is bound to require part replacement for optimal functioning. If your grill is not working as well as it used to, you are faced with two choices – getting the faulty parts replaced or buying a new grill. Purchasing a new grill every time at the appearance of fault is not only expensive but also impractical.

Here are a few signs that show that it’s time to consider replacing your BBQ:

1. It has started falling apart

An average grill can last anywhere between 5-15 years depending on its quality. With prolonged use, you must have tossed out the warranty information or it very well must have crossed the warranty date. Frequent use will lead to normal wear and tear that include rust, scratches, corrosion and dents. If your grill parts have excessive corrosion, then it’s time that you look for suitable replacement parts.

Other common indicators that suggest your grill requires parts replacement include:

1. Gas leaks
2. Low flame
3. The grill won’t light
4. Broken regulator
5. Large flames emanating from the sides of the burner
6. Lots of heavy smoke
7. Uneven heating
8. Damaged venturi tubes
9. Low temperature
10.  Severe grease buildup

If you haven’t paid much attention to your grill there’s likely heavy grease buildup on the components thereby hampering the optimum functioning of the appliance.

To make your BBQ grill last longer it is important to maintain it immaculately, protection from corrosive elements, and regular cleaning. If despite all these measures, you notice that there are issues in the functioning of the BBQ grill, it’s time to look for suitable replacement parts.

At Pickering Appliances, we strongly believe in proper grill maintenance and BBQ repair with genuine replacement parts. Keeping the demands of the customers in mind, we have Barbecue parts from top brands in the industry like Aussie, Beaumark, Broil King, Broil-Mate, Backyard Grill, Brinkmann, BBQ Pro, BBQ Tek, Backyard Classic, Black & Decker, Centro, Cuisinart, Coleman, Ducane, Sterling, Char-Broil, Big Green Egg, Great Outdoors, Grill Master, Sunbeam, Vermont Castings, Ducane, Falcon, Jacuzzi, Kenmore, etc.

 

 

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How to care for your BBQ cooking grill?

  

Keeping your BBQ cooking grill clean increases the longevity of your appliance and keeps it functioning optimally. While the time spent cleaning and maintaining the grill is minimum, the payback is huge. Proper seasonal cleaning will improve the performance of the grill and help you cook food that is free of any contamination or residue. A clean grill is therefore also a necessity for your health. 

A new barbecue usually comes with grills made of stainless steel, porcelain, or cast iron. While it is relatively easy to clean stainless steel and porcelain grills, cast iron grates rust easily and must be kept coated with oil to prevent oxidation or rust. For health and safety, and for maintaining the taste of the food, a barbecue cooking grill must be cleaned regularly.

A new barbecue usually comes with grills made of stainless steel, porcelain, or cast iron. While it is relatively easy to clean stainless steel and porcelain grills, cast iron grates rust easily and must be kept coated with oil to prevent oxidation or rust. For health and safety, and for maintaining the taste of the food, a barbecue cooking grill must be cleaned regularly. 

For cleaning the grill you require a few easily available things:

• Wire brush
• Rags or paper towels
• General-purpose soap
• Oil

Here are the steps you can follow:

1. Start by brushing off the racks and grates. Make sure that the brush is appropriate for the grate. 
2. Wipe all the connections, lids, and other exterior parts with soapy water.
3. Use a scraper tool if necessary to scrape the grates.
4. Check your burner, and if the flame is not proper then consider replacing it.
5. Clean up any grease that might have accumulated at the bottom of the barbecue.
6. Clean racks and grates ideally after every use.
7. Clean the heat deflectors.
8. Check all parts of the barbecue while cleaning and replace any malfunctioning parts.
9. Reconnect and replace all the parts to ascertain that the barbecue is working well.

It is important to keep your barbecue grill cleaned to maintain hygiene and safety and increase the lifespan of your appliances. As is normal with regular use, barbecue parts and accessories might require replacement to deliver an impeccable experience. 

At Pickering Appliances, you can relive your great barbecue days by getting replacement parts and accessories from top brands in the industry. Get barbecue replacement parts from Aussie, Backyard Classic, Big Green Egg, Broil King, Broil-Mate, BBQBlack & Decker, Blue Ember, Brinkmann, Char-Broil, Charmglow, Ducane, Dyna Glo, Falcon, Fire magic, Grill Chef, Grill mate, Jacuzzi, Jen Air, Kitchen aid, Masterchef, Master Forge, Napoleon, Nexgrill, Perfect Flame, Sterling, Thermos, Uberhaus, Ultra Chef, Uniflame, Weber, Broil Chef, Duro, DCS, Glen Canyon, Grand Cafe, Grill Master, King Griller, Kalamazoo, among others.

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