Lynx Grill Burners
Find OEM and exact-fit aftermarket Lynx grill replacement burners for Blue Flame (cast ceramic and brass), ProSear2, and Trident infrared burner systems.
Compatibility is verified by model and serial number to help you order the correct burner for your Lynx grill.
Choose the Right Lynx Replacement Burner
Shop OEM and high-quality aftermarket Lynx gas grill replacement burners designed for precise fit and long-term performance across all Lynx grill models.
Common replacement categories include: Cast Brass / Ceramic Burners • ProSear2 / Trident Infrared Burners
Lynx ProSear2 and Trident infrared burners deliver intense radiant heat for high-temperature searing and are not interchangeable with standard blue flame burners due to firebox and ignition system differences.
When replacing a burner, it is recommended to inspect related components such as igniters and briquette trays.
How to Replace a Lynx Brass or Ceramic Burner:
- Remove cooking grates and briquette trays
- Remove old burner by lifting and sliding out
- Install new burner over valve orifice
- Reinstall grates and trays
BBQ Depot Tip: Yellow flame or weak flame usually indicates air shutter adjustment or gas flow imbalance rather than burner failure.
How to Replace a Lynx ProSear2 (Trident) Burner:
- Remove cooking grate
- Remove electrode beneath burner screen
- Lift burner from firebox
- Install new burner onto valve and bracket
- Reinstall electrode and cooking grate
Tip: Clean ProSear burners only with light vacuum removal — never brush ceramic surfaces.
Helpful Guide: Lynx OEM vs Aftermarket Cast Brass Burner – What’s the Difference?
Frequently Asked Questions
Which burner fits my Lynx grill?
The correct burner depends on your Lynx grill model and serial number. Lynx grills have used cast brass, cast ceramic, ProSear, and Trident infrared burners over the years. Verify your model and serial number before ordering, or contact our experts for assistance.
What's the difference between Blue Flame, ProSear2, and Trident burners?
Blue Flame burners (cast brass or cast ceramic) are traditional blue flame gas burners. ProSear2 and Trident infrared burners are specialized infrared burners that produce intense radiant heat for high-temperature searing.
Can I replace a ProSear or Trident burner with a standard Blue Flame burner?
No. ProSear2 and Trident infrared burners are not interchangeable with standard Blue Flame burners because the firebox, mounting hardware, and ignition systems are different. Always replace your burner with the correct type designed for your Lynx grill.
How do I know if my Lynx burner needs replacing?
Common signs a cast burner needs to be replaced are uneven flames, burner corrosion or cracks, delayed ignition, or burners that no longer produce consistent heat after cleaning. A ProSear burner needs to be replaced when the ceramic element is cracked or you hear a loud whooshing noise.
Should I replace the igniter when replacing a burner?
It's a good idea to inspect the igniter, electrode, collector box, and briquette tray while replacing your burner. Replacing worn ignition components at the same time can help restore reliable lighting and prevent future service issues.
Do you sell both OEM and aftermarket Lynx replacement burners?
Yes. We offer genuine OEM Lynx burners as well as carefully selected high-quality aftermarket replacements for many models. Aftermarket burners can provide an excellent value while maintaining proper fit and performance when designed for your specific grill.
Why Customers Trust BBQ Depot
- Nearly 70 years of premium gas grill experience
- Authorized Lynx dealer since the late 1990s
- Live demo Lynx grills in our showroom
- OEM and high-quality aftermarket replacement options
- Compatibility verified before you order
