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Wolf Outdoor grills are easy to spot by their signature red knobs—but under the hood, Wolf has produced multiple outdoor grill generations with important internal differences. This page helps you identify your Wolf series, download the correct parts manuals & schematics, and match the right replacement part the first time.

Quick breakdown: early Wolf models are typically BBQ-1 or BBQ-2 (tube burners + flame tamers), while the current generation is the OG Series (U-burners + briquette trays + hot surface ignition).

Tech Tip: Wolf parts can vary by series and ignition type. Before ordering, confirm your model number (and when applicable, serial number) so you get the correct fit the first time.

Wolf Outdoor Grill Series Overview

  • BBQ-1 / BBQ-2: Straight tube burners with flame tamers (early generations).
  • OG Series: U-shaped stainless burners with ceramic briquette trays and hot surface ignition (current generation).

BBQ-1 vs. BBQ-2 (What’s Different?)

The most important difference between BBQ-1 and BBQ-2 is the ignition system:

  • BBQ-1: Rotary ignition spark generator
  • BBQ-2: Battery-powered ignition spark generator

Both BBQ series were offered in 24", 36", and 48" grill widths. Model naming details:

  • A 2 after the grill size indicates a double side burner.
  • C indicates a cart model.
  • BI indicates a built-in model.

Download Wolf Parts Manuals & Schematics

Wolf BBQ (BBQ-1) Parts Manual
Exploded views and part numbers for BBQ series grills.
Download BBQ Parts List (PDF)

Wolf BBQ-2 Parts Manual
For BBQ2 serial numbers after 11000000 (per manual).
Download BBQ-2 Parts List (PDF)

Wolf OG30 Series Parts Manual
OG series schematic and part identification.
Download OG30 Series PDF

Wolf Grill Parts FAQ

What is the difference between Wolf BBQ-1 and BBQ-2 grills?
The biggest difference is the ignition system:

  • BBQ-1: Rotary ignition spark generator
  • BBQ-2: Battery-powered ignition spark generator

Why it matters: Some Wolf replacement parts vary by ignition type, so confirming your model (and serial number when applicable) helps ensure the right fit.

How do I know which Wolf outdoor grill series I have?
Start with your model number, then choose the matching manual or schematic:

  • BBQ-1 / BBQ-2: Early generations (tube burners + flame tamers)
  • OG Series: Current generation (U-burners + briquette trays + hot surface ignition)

Where is the model number located on a Wolf outdoor grill?
On many Wolf outdoor grills, remove the drip tray and look under the logo for the model information.

What are Wolf OG Series grills known for?
Wolf OG Series grills commonly feature:

  • U-shaped stainless steel burners
  • Ceramic heat-diffusing briquette trays
  • Hot surface ignition

Pro tip: Always confirm your exact OG model before ordering parts—layouts can vary by size and configuration.

Find Your Wolf Model Number

To locate your model number, remove the drip tray. The model information is typically located behind the logo.

Use your model number to select the correct parts manual above and match the part number in the exploded view before ordering.

Wolf Outdoor Grill model number location behind the logo with drip tray removed

Need help matching parts?
Send us your model number (and a photo of the old part if possible). Our team can help verify compatibility before you order.

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