Grease Tray

Use the complete grill model and serial information, then match the compatibility notes and part number. Grease Tray includes items such as A111 Replacement Grease Tray, 4-Burners Grill Grease Tray & Grease Pan, 4-Burners Grill Grease Tray, but appearance alone is not enough to confirm fit.

Different production runs can use parts with similar shapes but different dimensions or connectors. Matching the model number helps identify the correct BBQ grease tray.

Consider replacement when the original part is damaged, corroded, loose, or no longer performs as designed. Stop using the grill when a worn BBQ grease tray could affect safe operation.

Not automatically. Compare the exact part number, dimensions, mounting points, and fuel configuration before moving a BBQ grease tray between models.

Installation difficulty varies by model and component. Follow the official instructions, disconnect fuel when applicable, and use qualified service for gas-system work you are not prepared to perform.

Allow the grill to cool, shut off the fuel supply where relevant, photograph the original orientation, and organize the fasteners. These steps make a BBQ grease tray replacement easier to verify.

Keep the component clean and dry, avoid damaging coatings or openings, and inspect it for wear. Maintenance for a BBQ grease tray should follow the model-specific manual.

The part number captures fit details that may not appear in a photo. Using it reduces the chance of selecting an incompatible item from Grease Tray.

Do not assume the BBQ grease tray will fit. Contact Monument Grills support with the model, serial information, and a photo of the existing part before ordering.

Confirm the replacement is secure, aligned, and operating as described in the manual. For fuel-related items in Grease Tray, complete the approved connection and leak checks before lighting the grill.