Step-by-step instructions for how to replace the grill frame on your Traeger Non-WiFIRE grill. Includes part numbers, required tools, and estimated completion time.
Applies to: Non-WiFIRE Grills
Part #: Description: KIT0149 Pro 22 KIT0145 Pro 34 KIT0380 Renegade KIT0028 Tailgater
Tools Needed (varies by model)
- Phillips Screwdriver
- Wrench
Pro Tip: Have a second person help you safely handle the grill
Estimated Time to Complete
- 30-40 minutes (varies by model)
Important: Before You Start
- Make sure the grill is powered off and unplugged.
- Allow the grill to fully cool before disassembly.
- Clear a stable workspace with enough room to lay the grill on its side.
- You will transfer all major components from the original grill to the new barrel.
- The grill is heavy. Always use two people when lifting or repositioning.
- Work on a flat, stable surface to prevent damage or injury.
Grill Frame Replacement Steps
Remove Components from Original Grill
- Remove all internal parts from the barrel:
- Cooking grates
- Drip tray
- Heat baffle
- Remove the lid from the barrel - Lid Replacement for removal.
- Remove Hopper Assembly (HBA) - Follow How to Replace the Hopper-Burner Assembly for removal.
- Remove chimney - Follow Chimney Replacements for removal.
- With the help of another person, carefully lay the grill on its back.
- Remove legs and frame hardware from the existing barrel - Follow Leg Replacement Non-WiFIRE Grill for removal.
Install New Frame / Barrel
- Install new Frame/Barrel:
- Install legs and secure all hardware.
- Turn the grill right side up.
- Ensure the unit is level and stable.
- Reinstall HBA:
- Mount existing HBA onto new barrel.
- Confirm no wires are pinched.
- Reinstall chimney.
- Reinstall lid.
- Reinstall Internal Components.