Replacement of burners charmglow 810-6320B

The only way I was able to get the screws out was to use a 5/16" cobalt drill bit to drill through the center of each screw. Then, and only then, was the GrabIT screw extraction tool able to grip and remove each screw. Of course, I had to break off what was left of the burned out burners first to get easy access to the screws. To replace the burners, remove 3 screws (in an L shaped pattern) from the left side of the burner control panel. I did NOT have to remove the utility shelf to get to these screws. The control panel can then be moved forward about an inch, thereby enabling the new burner tubes to fit into their gas spouts. TIPS: It was easier for me to attach the back of the new burners before trying to attach the fronts. I used new 6-32 machine screws to attach them. You'll need to look from the bottom of the burner control panel when attaching the front of the new burners -- to see better.

Do not remove the screws!!! break off the old burner. If you can turn the screws loosen them just enough to remove the rusted piece from behind. If not then take a hammer and cold chisel and get the pieces out. take the new burner and place the front end over the gas jet. set the back end over the screws. take a hammer and a small 1 by piece of lumber and beat them down over the screws. If it isn't tight remove the burner and tighten the screws slightly and repeat. They should rust tight after a short time and there you are.

Cut the BBQ in half with a hacksaw, then, then bend the back piece up nearest the screws, loosen the screws, then lift the piece up. After removal of the rear half of the BBQ, simply tug on the other half and it will free itself of the burner control. Then take the entire BBQ down to the nearest river and throw it in. Make sure that no one sees you as you could be pollu'tin the river with this POS.

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