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The handle on my George Formen GF20G combo Grill/Griddle broke off and I need to find out how to get it fixed and if it is worth it as far as cost goes. My e-mail is [email protected] and my phone number is 912-727-3214 Thank you for your time and look forward to hearing from you. William Piersol

  • Anonymous Feb 24, 2009

    handle as broken on my george forman is it possibe to aquire another one model no 11761

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I had a george grill, i do believe there is a limited warranty on it, however if there isnt u can call the company and request parts

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