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Less than 15 minutesThis metal grease pan is an original part sourced directly from Broil-Mate for use with gas grills. The pan is used to collect excess grease that is produced when cooking and allows for easy cleanup. Please check the appropriate diagrams for your model for the correct location and application of this part. One item is included per order.
Grease Pan 22009-901
OEM part for: Broil-Mate, Broil King
Part Number: 22009-901
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This is the official OEM part for the following brands:
- Broil King
- Broil-Mate
- Huntington
- Sterling
This item works with the following types of products:
- Outdoor Grill
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A perfect fit for BK 590S
I had an old pan for my broil king 590 S that had rusted through and through. Found this OEM direct fit, including with the ceramic, which hopefully will last longer than the steel one that came with the grill originally. Was shipped properly, came on time, packaged well and again. Perfect fit. Thanks!
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August 27, 2024
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part is perfect
This part fit my grill perfectly and is actually nicer than the original part. Was not able to find this very many places and even with shipping ereplacement was cheapest.
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December 28, 2021
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hard to find part is top notch
Perfect condition timely arrival, great fit
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July 16, 2019
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Grill igniter went kaput
Somnath - July 14, 2020
Tool Type
Outdoor Grill
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Screwdriver, Hand
1) Unscrewed the igniter from the grill
2) Pulled the 4 wires out from the old igniter
3) Inserted wires into new igniter
4) Popped the AA battery in
5) Turned gas on
6) Pushed in the igniter button
7) Ignited grill
8) Grilled burgers
9) Washed down with beer
10) Happy Customer
2) Pulled the 4 wires out from the old igniter
3) Inserted wires into new igniter
4) Popped the AA battery in
5) Turned gas on
6) Pushed in the igniter button
7) Ignited grill
8) Grilled burgers
9) Washed down with beer
10) Happy Customer
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Items missing
Joe - October 27, 2017
Tool Type
Outdoor Grill
Difficulty
Easy
Time
Less than 15 minutes
Tools Used
Installed missing parts
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Cooking grids and grease pan were rusted out
Robert - April 30, 2017
Tool Type
Outdoor Grill
Difficulty
Easy
Time
15-30 minutes
Tools Used
Parts Used
1. Removed the rusty grids.
2. Shop vacuumed the entire grill (especially the venturi tubes to ensure that they were blocked by any rust flakes).
3. Cleaned and de-greased the entire grill with a general scrub down.
4. Hosed off the entire grill with clean water.
5. Sprayed down the new grids with cooking spray.
6. Fired up the grill to ensure that everything worked and to complete the drying process. (Note: if the sparker won't light it, check for dampness/drops of water between the lead contact and the venturi tubes. Even the smallest drop of water can prevent the arc required to get a flame)
7. After the grill stopped smoking, meaning that the grids have been seasoned, then turn off the grill (always at the source first - that way the grill burns off all residual gas)
8. Let it cool, and then spray the grids again. (Note: I love this grill, but the grids rusted out in about three years. I don't mean a little rust, either. I mean, rusted so bad that I couldn't cook on two of them.)
I left the grease trap on top of the grill grids. That way I remember to put it under the grill before I cook, and it reminds me to remove the grease trap to clean it after each use.
2. Shop vacuumed the entire grill (especially the venturi tubes to ensure that they were blocked by any rust flakes).
3. Cleaned and de-greased the entire grill with a general scrub down.
4. Hosed off the entire grill with clean water.
5. Sprayed down the new grids with cooking spray.
6. Fired up the grill to ensure that everything worked and to complete the drying process. (Note: if the sparker won't light it, check for dampness/drops of water between the lead contact and the venturi tubes. Even the smallest drop of water can prevent the arc required to get a flame)
7. After the grill stopped smoking, meaning that the grids have been seasoned, then turn off the grill (always at the source first - that way the grill burns off all residual gas)
8. Let it cool, and then spray the grids again. (Note: I love this grill, but the grids rusted out in about three years. I don't mean a little rust, either. I mean, rusted so bad that I couldn't cook on two of them.)
I left the grease trap on top of the grill grids. That way I remember to put it under the grill before I cook, and it reminds me to remove the grease trap to clean it after each use.
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