Replacement Part Guides
Find the right part for your grill.
Independent replacement-part guides for Weber, Traeger, Char-Broil, Nexgrill, and every grill brand worth fixing. We cover every generation, every sub-model, and every commonly failed part — with the OEM part numbers and the best aftermarket alternatives.
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- Covers 6 grill generations
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Cooking Grates
The cooking surface. Available in porcelain-enameled cast iron, stainless, or porcelain-coated steel.
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Igniters
Push-button modules, electrodes, and wiring that light the burners. Most common "grill won't light" fix.
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Heat Plates & Deflectors
Metal plates that distribute heat and shield burners from grease. Used on grills without flavorizer bars.
Compatible brands
Most-Read Guides
Popular Parts & Reviews This Month
The most-read, most-shared guides on the site — covering the grills people own, the parts people replace, and the decisions that matter.
Accessory Review
Weber Kettle Smart Ring Review (2026): Worth $280?
The $280 retrofit that turns any 22-inch Weber Kettle into a smart grill — Wi-Fi temp control, the $180 Spider Venom alternative, and the compatibility chart for every Weber kettle.
Grill Comparison
Weber Performer Deluxe vs Premium (2026 Update): Which Should You Buy Now?
Both models were discontinued in late 2025 — here's what replaced them in the 2026 lineup, whether to buy a closeout Deluxe, and which 2026 Performer is the right successor.
Grill Review
Weber Performer Smart Charcoal Grill Review (2026): Worth $799?
Honest review of Weber's first Wi-Fi-enabled charcoal grill — the digital fan, the 4-hour assembly reality, and whether the $300 smart-tax over the non-smart Performer is worth it.
Grill Comparison
Ninja Woodfire vs Traeger Pro 575 (2026): Which Should You Buy?
Honest head-to-head between the $370 hybrid Ninja and the $800 Traeger Pro 575 pellet smoker. Cooking area, smoke quality, warranty, and which one fits your cooking style.
Buying Guides
Best Ninja Woodfire Grill Stand (2026): Which One Fits Your Model?
Compatibility chart for every Ninja Woodfire model — OG701, Pro Connect XL, Outdoor Oven — plus the third-party stand most owners actually buy.
Grill Reviews
Ninja Woodfire Outdoor Oven Review (OO101, 2026): Worth It?
Honest take on the OO101 pizza oven based on 1,200+ owner reviews and expert testing. 700°F Neapolitan pizza, 8-in-1 versatility, and the membrane button failure issue.
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Every parts guide on this site is written after hands-on research into specific grill models, their known failure points, and the real aftermarket alternatives. We don't recommend parts we wouldn't buy ourselves.
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Every Grill Brand We Cover
Jump to any brand's dedicated parts hub — live or coming soon.
Weber Spirit Parts
Weber's best-selling gas grill line. Three generations: Spirit I, Spirit II, and the 2025+ Reimagined series.
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Weber Genesis Parts
Weber's flagship mid-premium line since 1985. Six generations covered, including GS4 and 2026 Smart models.
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Weber Summit Parts
Weber's premium line. Higher BTU output, extended warranties, fewer failures but pricier replacements.
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Weber Smokey Mountain
Weber's charcoal smoker line. Water pans, grates, thermometers, and door seals are the most commonly replaced.
Compatible brands
Weber Kettle & Charcoal
Original Kettle, Master-Touch, Performer, Jumbo Joe. Grates, ash pans, dampers, wheels.
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Traeger Parts
Pellet grill consumables — auger motors, hot rods, fire pots, drip trays, thermocouples.
Compatible brands
Char-Broil Parts
Performance series, Signature series, and TRU-Infrared model components.
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Nexgrill Parts
Evolution, Deluxe, and smart grill ranges. Often sold at Home Depot with proprietary dimensions.
Compatible brands
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From the Blog
Grill reviews, cooking guides, and the backstory on parts we recommend.
Traeger Recipes
The Ultimate Traeger Pulled Pork Guide
How to smoke perfect Boston butt pulled pork on a Traeger. Temperature guide, timing, and wood choice.
Cooking Guides
Picanha vs Ribeye: Which Steak Wins?
Flavor, fat content, price, and grilling approach for two premium steak cuts.
Traeger Recipes
Smoked Brats on a Traeger: The Full Method
Temperature, timing, and casing tips for the best smoked bratwurst.
Traeger Recipes
Grilling Frozen Burgers on a Traeger
Yes, you can grill frozen burgers directly — here's how to do it right.
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