Burners

Lynx ProSear infrared burners (new design is called a Prosear2 or Trident) deliver intense, variable infrared heat for restaurant-quality searing. 

Cast brass burners are known for excellent heat retention, even flame distribution, and superior corrosion resistance—making them ideal for long-term durability and consistent grilling performance.

Replacing a burner is also a good time to inspect related components such as igniters and briquette trays, which commonly wear alongside burners.

How to replace a Lynx Brass Burner :

1. Remove the cooking grates and briquette trays and set aside

2. Remove old burner by simply lifting up and pulling up and out

3. Install new burner by placing over end of valve

Tip : If you have a yellow flame or even no flame, you may need to adjust the air shutter at the back of the burner and reinstall until you get a nice blue flame with yellow tips

4. Reinstall cooking grates and briquette trays

How to replace a Lynx Prosear2 (Trident) Burner:

1. Remove the cooking grate and set aside

2. Remove the electrode that placed under the burner screen

3. Lift up and pull out

4. Install new burner by placing over the vale and rest the front on the bracket in the firebox

5. Reinstall the hot surface sear electrode

6. Reinstall the cooking grate

Tip : To clean the Prosear burners, never brush them. Take a vacuum and lightly suck out any debris

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