The serial number of your grill begins with an abbreviation of your TEC grill model.
Back side of grill on a metal plate
Right side of grill on a clear sticker
Right side of grill on a clear sticker
Backside on a metal plate
Backside on a metal plate
Open the hood, remove the drip tray, remove the right cooking grid and look behind the right burner. It will be on a metal plate behind the burner. The plate may need to be wiped down to remove any grease that may have accumulated.
Left side of grill on clear sticker
Inside the drip tray
Left side on clear sticker
If you have done the above methods and your serial number has been worn or destroyed from years of grilling, do not panic. Our service technicians have been working on TEC grills for years and we can identify your grill from a picture.
We carry a warehouse full of parts for your TEC grill including the infrared burners, cooking grates, igniters and more.
If you have a Patio II, Sterling II or III, Sterling G Series or Cherokee, click here for a popular part breakdown.
You are always welcome to email us a picture at info@thebbqdepot.com and we can help you decipher the grill you have.