Ignition
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$20.00
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$54.00
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$59.99$54.99 -
$18.18
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$23.67
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$15.28
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Lynx IR Bracket LH - 80790Brand:$15.88
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$85.60
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$26.81
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$31.12
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$125.42
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$90.12
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$22.87
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$74.63
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$28.89
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$13.40
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$62.04
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$29.50
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$43.91
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$14.23
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$12.73
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$217.64
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$4.00
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$57.68
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$64.92
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$55.89
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$116.59
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$59.96
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$315.41
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$74.15
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$126.71
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$144.46
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$125.29
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$19.31
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$10.82
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33058 Lynx Collector BoxBrand:$31.28
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$52.49
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$15.35
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$48.65$27.79 -
$166.12
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$168.94
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$56.60
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$11.90
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$65.98
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$26.46
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$208.54
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$240.62
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31219 - Lynx 30" electrodeBrand:$28.55
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Lynx Igniter Switch - 20079Brand:$82.41
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Lynx Rotisserie Hot Surface Glo Short Electrode - 33052Part #:Brand:$84.27
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$492.66
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$315.21
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$304.95
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$238.57
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$196.18
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$9.86
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$315.41
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80145 Lynx L36R (G Series) Electrode KitType:Brand:$142.28
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90147 Lynx Complete Electrode Kit 27IR and 30Part #:Brand:$273.39
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$114.86
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$35.80
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$18.32
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$18.35
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$136.46
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$36.54
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$37.52
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31220 Lynx Electrode with 15" WirePart #:Brand:$31.82
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$36.33
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$18.56
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$106.21
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31161 Lynx, Sedona Ignition 4 Spark ModulePart #:Brand:$76.37
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$360.96
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$43.44
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31218- Lynx 25" electrodeBrand:$54.81
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Lynx Igniter, 4 Hot Point Main Burner Electrode - 33051Part #:Brand:$83.75
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$643.57
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$552.23
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$16.72
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$28.71
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$35.46
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$46.45
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$598.23
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$608.46
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$33.46
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$39.85
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$48.55
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$30.42
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$18.73
Ignition components are among the most commonly replaced parts on gas grills, including those manufactured by Lynx. If your grill clicks but won’t light, lights intermittently, or won’t ignite at all, the ignition system is often the first place to inspect.
We stock a complete selection of Lynx replacement ignition parts, including spark generators, hot surface igniter electrodes, wires, and related components. Knowing your model and serial number is critical to selecting the correct part. If you’re unsure, use our guide: Lynx Grill Serial and Model Number Location .
Lynx Grill Igniter Repair Guide
Evolution of Lynx Ignition Systems
Early Lynx grills used a piezo push-button igniter. These systems were simple and reliable, producing an audible “click” when functioning correctly.
Lynx later transitioned to a rotary ignition system, where turning the control knob generated the spark to light the burner.
The rotary ignition system was eventually replaced by battery-powered spark modules. As part of ongoing updates, Lynx discontinued many legacy ignition components, requiring Series J and K grills (excluding most 27" models) to upgrade to newer ignition technology.
Current Lynx grills utilize a hot surface igniter (HSI) system. These igniters glow when energized and are powered by a transformer plugged into a standard 110V electrical outlet.
Replacing Ignition Batteries in Lynx Grills
Premier Series grills: On Premier Series models using battery-operated spark generators, the battery is located behind the front logo plate. Gently pull the logo plate outward to access and replace the battery.
Professional Series grills: On Professional Series models, the battery compartment is located on the side(s) of the control panel. Some grills use a single spark generator, while others use two—if two are present, battery covers will be located on both sides of the panel. Remove the cover(s) and replace the battery as needed.
