Wolf Outdoor Grill Replacement Parts
Find the correct replacement parts for your Wolf Outdoor Grill by identifying your grill series first. Wolf has produced several grill generations, and many parts differ between them.
Quick identification: BBQ-1 and BBQ-2 grills use straight tube burners and flame tamers, while newer OG Series grills use U-shaped burners, ceramic briquette trays, and hot surface ignition.
Important Fit Note:
Wolf burners, ignition parts, briquette trays, heat shields, and cooking grates are not always interchangeable between grill generations. Verify your model and serial number before ordering.
Identify Your Wolf Grill Series
- BBQ-1: Straight tube burners, flame tamers, and rotary spark ignition.
- BBQ-2: Straight tube burners, flame tamers, and battery-powered spark ignition.
- OG Series: U-shaped stainless steel burners, ceramic briquette trays, and hot surface ignition.
BBQ-1 vs. BBQ-2
The main difference between the early BBQ generations is the ignition system.
- BBQ-1: Rotary spark generator
- BBQ-2: Battery-powered spark generator
Both generations were produced in 24", 36", and 48" grill sizes.
- 2 after the grill size indicates a double side burner.
- C indicates a cart model.
- BI indicates a built-in model.
Wolf Parts Manuals & Schematics
Use your grill model and serial number to select the correct exploded parts diagram below.
Wolf BBQ / BBQ-1 Parts Manual
Exploded views and replacement part numbers for early Wolf BBQ Series grills.
Download Wolf BBQ Parts Manual (PDF)
Wolf BBQ-2 Parts Manual
Parts diagrams for BBQ-2 grills and applicable serial number ranges referenced in the manual.
Download Wolf BBQ-2 Parts Manual (PDF)
Wolf OG30 Series Parts Manual
Exploded-view schematics and replacement part identification for Wolf OG Series outdoor grills.
Download Wolf OG30 Series Parts Manual (PDF)
Find Your Wolf Model Number
On many Wolf outdoor grills, remove the drip tray and look behind or beneath the Wolf logo area for the model information.
Use the model number to select the correct parts manual above, then compare the part number shown in the exploded view before ordering.
Wolf Grill Parts FAQ
What is the difference between Wolf BBQ-1 and BBQ-2 grills?
The primary difference is the ignition system. BBQ-1 grills use a rotary spark generator, while BBQ-2 grills use a battery-powered spark generator. Some ignition replacement parts differ between the two generations.
How do I know which Wolf Outdoor Grill series I have?
Start with your model number and compare it with the appropriate parts manual. BBQ-1 and BBQ-2 grills generally use straight tube burners and flame tamers, while OG Series grills use U-shaped burners and ceramic briquette trays.
Where is the model number located on a Wolf Outdoor Grill?
On many models, remove the drip tray and look behind or beneath the Wolf logo area for the model information.
What type of ignition does a Wolf OG Series grill use?
Wolf OG Series grills use a hot surface ignition system rather than the spark-generator systems used on earlier BBQ-1 and BBQ-2 grills.
Do Wolf BBQ-1, BBQ-2, and OG Series grills use the same replacement parts?
No. Burners, ignition components, heat distribution parts, cooking grates, and other components can vary by grill generation, model, and serial number. Always verify compatibility before ordering.
Need Help Identifying Your Wolf Part?
If you are unsure which replacement part fits your Wolf grill, send us your model number and a photo of the original part. Our grill experts can help verify compatibility before you order.
