Need to replace spark electrode on dacor grill, but screws won't come off,.
Use wd-40 or p.b.blaster to loosen but it is very (very) common to have to use a grinder or a roto-zip-saw metal cutting blade top cut-off an electrode bolt. even high-end grills are not using nigh-quality, expensive stainless for an electrode bracket or a screw.
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The lights are run off of a transfomer that plugs in to a 110 outlet. The ingiter, most likely, runs off of a battery. If you can unscrew the cap on the igniter, there may be a AA or AAA battery behind the cap. If there is no cap, just a button, then there is probably a 9 Volt battery somewhere on the unit. If you have a single spark piezo igniter there will be no battery, they just wear out over time.
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I have the same problem. Did you find a solution.
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The electrodes are only held on by 2 screws going into the front panel inside the grill. If you remove the screws (quiet often they're siezed so sometimes they have to be chiselled off) and pull it forward, you can disconnect the wire on the back and connect the new one. If you need any further assistance then please just ask.
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