Criditpid Charbroil Replacement Burner Kit — 4 Burners, 4 Porcelain Heat Plates & 3 Crossover Tubes (Fits Char-Broil 461442114/463

Criditpid BBQ-Element Replacement Kit restores worn Charbroil and compatible grills by replacing four stainless-steel burners, four porcelain-coated heat plates, and three stainless crossover tubes.

If your gas grill heats unevenly, spits flare-ups, or shows visible rust on tubes and heat tents, replacing the internal elements often brings it back to reliable performance without buying a new grill. This Criditpid kit is sized to match many Charbroil, Kenmore, Thermos and Master Chef models and includes all the parts usually needed for a basic burn-tube and heat-plate refresh.

Which parts are included and what are their exact sizes?

The kit supplies four burner tubes, four heat plates (also called burner covers or tents), and three crossover tubes so you can rebuild the primary heat-delivery parts. Each component is made to resist typical grill conditions: burners and crossover tubes are stainless steel while heat plates are porcelain-coated steel.

• Heat plate (burner cover): 14 5/8" x 4 1/4", porcelain steel
• Burner tube: 14 3/8" x 1", stainless steel
• Crossover tube: 7 1/4" x 3/4", stainless steel
• Kit total: 4 burners, 4 heat plates, 3 carryover (crossover) tubes

Which grill models will this Criditpid kit fit?

This replacement set was manufactured to be compatible with a long list of Charbroil models and many equivalent parts used by Kenmore, Thermos, and Master Chef grills. Check your existing part dimensions and model numbers against the list to confirm fit before installing.

• Charbroil compatible models include: 461442114, 463320107/109/110, 463440109, 463441312/412/512/513/514 and others
• Kenmore part groups: 16113–16127 series and common Sears formats
• Master Chef and Thermos variant part numbers are covered in the provided compatibility list
• Compare burner lengths and tube diameters to confirm fit for non-listed models

How difficult is installation and what tools will I need?

Installation is straightforward for anyone comfortable working on grills; most people can complete the swap in under an hour. You’ll remove the cooking grates and access the old burners and heat tents, then swap in the new parts, reattaching any clips or screws as needed.

• Common tools: adjustable wrench, screwdriver, metal snips or pliers (if clips are stuck)
• Turn off gas supply and disconnect tanks before starting
• Inspect and clean the burner cavity before installing new components
• Test for leaks and proper ignition after reassembly

What performance improvements and benefits can I expect?

Replacing degraded burners and heat tents usually reduces hot spots, restores flame stability, and reduces flare-ups caused by grease buildup or rusted tubes. New porcelain heat plates help distribute heat and protect burners from dripping fats, while stainless burners last longer under heat and corrosion stress.

• More even heat across the cooking surface
• Reduced flare-ups and cleaner sear marks
• Extended lifespan for older grills at a fraction of new-grill cost
• Quick, cost-effective maintenance to restore performance

Who is this for: Homeowners and outdoor cooks with Charbroil, Kenmore, Thermos, or Master Chef grills who want a practical, affordable way to revive worn burners and heat tents. It’s ideal if your grill shows uneven flames, rusted tubes, or damaged heat plates and you prefer repairing over replacing the entire unit. If you need exact OEM matches for an unusual model, measure your existing parts and compare them to the kit dimensions before purchase.