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Tamara Posted on Sep 20, 2015

Bar-B-Chef Smoker (unknown model). Where can I get a replacement grid?

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I NEED REPLACEMENT GRID FOR MY BAR B CHEF SMOKER.

Since you didn't mention a Model Number it's sort of hard to find exactly what you may need.Here's a searching once you have the Model Number. http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/gasgrillparts/brands/barbeques-galore/

If you don't see the grid you need call them. There may be a substitution available.

I hope this helps you and Happy Grilling!! Thanks for choosing FixYa.
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Looking for a side box handle , and replacement grates for the bar b chef smoker.

You can buy parts & accessories directly from BBQ's Galore. Just go to their website's home page http://www.bbqgalore.com/ and click on parts and accessories.
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I need a handle for the smoker door on a bar-b-chef 263350

E-mail BB galore that the only way you can get parts for there grills
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I need to replace the heating element. How do I

LOOK FOR AN ELETRICAL AND PLUMING OUTLET IN THE LOCAL AREA AND BRING THE PART WITH YOU WHEN YOU GO FOR THE PART .
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How to build

If you are talking about the Barbichef shown above, go to a barbeques galore retail store and one of the reps will print on for you
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What you need to do is start a fire in the small side and have all your vents fully open. When the temp gauge gets between 150 and 250 you can add the type of meat you are going to smoke. You can add wood chips every hour to get that smoky flavor into your meat. You must maintain a low temp in order to get the best results. I usually smoke at 200 degrees from 5 to 12 hours long depending on what type of meat you are smoking. You must control the heat with the vents on the fire box side and also the exhaust where the smoke comes out. It takes a little practice but it is well worth it. You can also go to www.smokingmeat.com and they have a whole bunch of tips on how to use different types of smokers, rubs, sauces, meats and so forth. Good Luck and happy smoking
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