Can I get a replacement grease catcher bottle for my grill to go.

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parts number CHR636048016200 ?

Here's a link to the oil bottle you're looking for.
http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/search/partinfo.php?partsID=15112&modelsID=&typeName=gas%20grill

Unfortunately, the net is no longer available.

Hope this helped you and Happy Grilling!! Thanks for choosing FixYa.

If you have a great amount of caked on grease build up, using a plastic putty knife is a good way to go. It won't scratch the finish and will remove the lion's share of the grease. Follow that, by scrubbing the remaining residue with a wet sponge and Simple Green in a spray bottle (it's biodegradable and won't hurt the finish.? Spray the Simple Green on, wait a minute or two and wipe of with a wet sponge. Rinse the sponge often Do not wet the heating element/burner. Use a grill brush to gently remove any any residue. Actually, it's best to remove the burner to clean it, because it also gives you the opportunity to clean the Venturi valve. As far as the drip pan is concerned, the plastic putty knife will work there too. In the future, lining the drip pan with aluminum foil, will eliminate having to clean it.

The grill grates can go in the dishwasher. Just do not allow them to go through the dry cycle.

My best advice on keeping a grill clean, is stay a head of the cleaning. Not allowing grease and residue to continue to build up. I say this, both as a grill dealer and as an avid professional grill-er.

Hope this has helped you. Please let me know and Happy Grilling!!

I have the same problem and have taken to putting it in a sheet cake pan when using it just to cut down on the mess. Hope this helps.

The plastic cup melted because it was touching the hot plates and not because of the hot oil!

It is a poor design but with careful use can be fully functional, plastic is used to keep the cost of this budget product down.

use a good wire brush on the burners each time you use it before and after cooking. every season take the grill grates and flare reducers out and clean them well with a wire brush and or steel wool and clean out any residue in side the grill. make sure the grease catcher gets cleaned often as needed. blow out the gas manifolds with air in the spring to remove spider webs or insect webs etc. this should keep your grill working well for 10-15 years. replace the grates or flare plates when needed.also lightly clean the burners when you have the grill taken apart with steel woll then blow them out as well to keep all the openings clear. happy grilling.

I am using a disposable foil loaf that I bent to fit in the drip space.

That's a warming tray. If you're cooking a lot of bacon for example, you can hold your first batch here while you continue cooking.

I'm sure your local SPCA has many dogs to replace your grease trap eating one.