Char-Broil Classic Series 3-Burner Propane Grill – 463773717

Facile à assembler et très simpliste, un peu dispendieux pour la qualité mais fonctionne très bien!!
Merci!

The packaging was great, assembly easy

I just got this grill to replace a 20 year old Kenmore grill. I don’t grill much anymore so wanted a smaller, simpler grill. This fit the bill well. I was scared of the similar Charbroil grill because of the reviews on how difficult it was to assemble. This still has the Charbroil name on it , and the review from the elderly woman assembling it in 2 hours convinced me to buy this.

1. This was fairly ready to assemble. I like the screw pieces secured in a cardboard shrink wrap contraption. Kept everything neatly organized. I got scared when I lost a F bolt in the shag carpet, but I ended up with 7 extra f bolts, 2 J screws, and 4 l screws. Maybe this hardware kit was used for a bigger grill also. This took me about 2 hours to assemble also by myself.

My only issue was that the silver colored metal diverted at the bottom of the grill should have been attached before the from controller panel. That is because there was one F bolt to a nut that is almost impossible to reach with the front panel in the way (piece is in the submitted picture). I eventually got it in place by hand and was able hold it in place with a socket wrench. I did use a generic Loctite for several f bolts to hopefully prevent bolt loosening.

2. I think the design is decent for the cost. I would prefer only one central rectangle hole at the bottom for soot to escape (previous grill was designed like that).

3. I have a pressure gauge attachment for the propane tank. This adds about 2 inches to the connector and just fit.

4. Fired up the grill after attaching a grill thermometer. This was necessary to know the temperature. It was surprising how much the temperature fluctuates. More than my old grill which cost more. But with the thermometer, I got perfect steak.

The grill was a little harder to clean than the old grill, but probably won’t be a big issue long term after several uses.

We’re absolutely loving this thing! After years of grilling on an electric outdoor foreman (our apartment complex didn’t allow gas or charcoal grills) we finally upgraded to a propane grill. My budget has been pretty tight, so after seeing the many positive reviews for this model we decided to take a chance on it – and I’m so glad we did.

Setup took less than an hour and was a breeze, as all of the hardware and tools necessary for assembly are included. Within an hour and a half I was good to go and was cooking a piece of tri-tip in the backyard! Setup was actually pretty fun, and I felt like I really “got to know” my grill and all of the components.

The grill has three burners and a very convenient heating rack that moves in/out of place above the large grill surface as you open and close the lid. The heating rack is great for bread and other items you don’t want getting direct heat and flame exposure. The grilling surface is very easy to clean, and even with some pretty vigorous scraping didn’t appear to lose any finish. It’s big enough for us too, I’ve fit 15+ drumsticks on it with no issue. Cleaning the inside of the grill is also a breeze, as the grilling surface just lifts out of the barbecue and can be set aside while you clean under and around it with a paper towel or sponge.

My only recommendation would be buying a cover for the grill. It doesn’t feel cheap, but it also doesn’t feel super heavy duty, and a few nights out in the rain would probably put some wear/tear on it. The propane hookup, for example, is almost completely exposed with the open design, and that’s probably not something you want getting weathered or damaged.