Alfresco Aftermarket ALX2, ALXE 30, 42, 56 Briquette Tray Assembly - (Replaces OEM 510-0522) - ALFBT4

• Replaces OEM Part: 510-0522
• Fits Serial Numbers: 11-00000 and forward
• ALX2 Models: 30, 30SZ, 42, 42SZ, 56, 56SZ
• ALXE Models: 30, 30SZ, 42, 42SZ, 56, 56SZ
• Includes: Tray, ceramic briquettes, and retaining lock bars
• Sold: Individually

Alfresco grills use multiple briquette tray assemblies. The number required depends on the grill size and whether the grill has a Sear Zone™ infrared burner.

30" Models

• Standard model with U-burners: 2 trays
• Sear Zone™ model: 1 tray

42" Models

• Standard model with U-burners: 3 trays
• Sear Zone™ model: 2 trays

56" Models

• Standard model with U-burners: 3 trays
• Sear Zone™ model: 2 trays

How to identify a Sear Zone™ grill: Look for the rectangular infrared burner on the left side of the grill. That burner does not use a briquette tray.

• Dimensions: 17 7/8" × 12 3/8"
• Tray Material: 304 stainless steel
• Configuration: Complete briquette tray assembly

Briquette trays sit directly above the burners and are constantly exposed to high heat, grease, and flare-ups. Over time, the stainless steel can deteriorate, warp, or burn through.

Replace the tray when the metal has deteriorated to the point that it can no longer properly support the briquettes or distribute heat across the cooking surface.

Maintenance Tip: If the ceramic briquettes are dirty, they do not necessarily need to be replaced. Allow them to cool completely and brush off accumulated ash and debris. Do not clean ceramic briquettes with water, as moisture can accelerate deterioration.

Does this replace Alfresco part 510-0522?
Yes. This complete aftermarket briquette tray assembly replaces OEM Alfresco part 510-0522 on select ALX2 and ALXE grills with serial numbers 11-00000 and forward.

Does a Sear Zone™ burner use a briquette tray?
No. The rectangular infrared Sear Zone™ burner does not use a briquette tray. This assembly is used only above the traditional stainless steel U-burners.

Do dirty ceramic briquettes need to be replaced?
Not necessarily. If the briquettes are still structurally sound, allow them to cool and brush away accumulated ash and debris. Do not use water to clean ceramic briquettes, as moisture can accelerate deterioration.