Based on current listings checked October 2026. Your exact price depends on model, size and part number.
Most Summerset replacement parts cost about $20 to $230. Main burners run about $40 to $146 depending on series, main valves about $41 to $62, and cooking grates about $105 to $232 per section.
Price insights
- Main burner (Sizzler, TRL, Sizzler Pro, Alturi): $40 to $146
- Alturi red brass burner: about $560
- Infrared sear burner: $225 to $382
- Main burner valve: $41 to $62
Summerset grill parts prices
| Part | OEM price | Aftermarket |
|---|---|---|
| Main burner (Sizzler, TRL, Sizzler Pro, Alturi)Sizzler tube about $40, TRL U-tube about $70, TRL cast stainless about $135, Alturi U-tube about $146. | $40 to $146 | OEM only |
| Alturi red brass burnerOptional brass upgrade burner on Alturi grills. | about $560 | OEM only |
| Infrared sear burnerTRL about $225, Alturi about $382. Screen alone runs about $37 to $52. | $225 to $382 | OEM only |
| Main burner valveTRL, TRLD and Sizzler valves about $41 to $43, Alturi about $62. Back burner valve about $44. | $41 to $62 | OEM only |
| Spark igniter moduleAlturi 2-port and 4-prong modules. | $22 to $23 | about $26 (universal battery module) |
| Burner electrodeBack burner electrode about $20, Alturi main about $23. | $20 to $23 | OEM only |
| Grill transformerTRL about $74, Alturi about $115, Sizzler Pro about $132. | $74 to $132 | OEM only |
| Cooking grate (one section)TRL and Sizzler $105 to $138, Alturi $186 to $232. Blaze-style universal grate fits some Sizzlers. | $105 to $232 | about $59 |
| Briquette tray / burner coverTRL and Sizzler about $105, Alturi $123 to $168. | $105 to $168 | OEM only |
| Alturi ceramic briquettesBoxes of 24 or 36. | $43 to $72 | OEM only |
| Control knobSizzler plastic knobs are cheapest. Metal TRL knobs about $25 to $29. | $16 to $32 | OEM only |
| Grill light partsHalogen bulb about $9, LED bulb about $12, light fixture about $46, interior light switch about $95. | $9 to $95 | OEM only |
| LP hose and regulator / NG regulatorLP kit about $78, NG regulator about $50. | $50 to $78 | OEM only |
| Rotisserie kit (Sizzler 32)Full kit with motor, spit and forks. | about $170 | OEM only |
Prices checked October 2026 from authorized dealers, the Pro Grill store and Amazon. Always match the part to your model and serial number.
Why Summerset parts are easier on the wallet
Summerset sits in the middle of the built-in grill market. The grills are stainless, made for outdoor kitchens, and sold through dealers, but the parts are priced closer to Blaze parts than to the luxury brands. A TRL main burner is about $70. The same job on an Alfresco costs about $360, and on a Hestan it costs more than that.
The catch is that Summerset uses its own part numbers. You will see codes like MV-SS for the TRL main valve, UTUBE-TRL for the TRL burner and BRNCOV-TRL-LG for the large TRL briquette tray. Those SKUs do not cross over cleanly to generic universal parts, and Summerset has several series that look alike but use different parts:
- Sizzler and Sizzler Pro. The entry line. Tube burners, plastic knobs, the lowest part prices.
- TRL and TRLD. The most common Summerset we service. U-tube or cast stainless burners, metal knobs, LED or halogen lights, an infrared back burner on many models.
- Alturi. The top line. Heavier burners, larger grates, its own transformer and ignition modules, and an optional red brass burner.
- Builder and Resort. Builder-grade grills that share some parts with Alturi.
Grill width matters too. TRL grates come in different sizes for the 26, 32, 38 and 44 inch grills, and the TRLD uses narrower grates than the TRL at the same width.
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Part-by-part breakdown
Burners
Main burners are where Summerset really separates from the luxury brands. Sizzler tube burners run about $34 to $40. A TRL U-tube burner is about $70, a Sizzler Pro U-burner about $85, and the TRL cast stainless burner about $135. Alturi U-tube burners are about $146, and the optional Alturi red brass burner is about $560.
Infrared sear burners are about $225 for the TRL and $382 for the Alturi. If the ceramic tile and burner body are fine and only the screen is damaged, the screen runs about $37 to $52. Side burner brass burners are about $101. Compare burner prices across brands in our grill burner cost guide and infrared burner guide.
Check the warranty first. Summerset's Gold Standard warranty covers cooking grates, burners, burner covers and valves for the life of the grill for the original purchaser, as long as the grill was registered within 30 days. It covers parts only, not labor, and does not transfer if the house is sold.
Valves and gas parts
TRL, TRLD, Sizzler and Builder main valves run about $41 to $43. The Alturi main valve is about $62. The TRL back burner valve is about $44. Orifices are cheap, about $4 to $9 each. An LP hose and regulator kit is about $78, and a natural gas regulator about $50. See our valve price guide and regulator and hose costs for more.
Ignition and electrical
Alturi spark modules are inexpensive, about $22 to $23. Electrodes run about $20 to $23. Flash tubes and cross tubes are about $16 to $34. Transformers, which power the ignition and the lights on TRL, Alturi and Sizzler Pro grills, run about $74 to $132. If the lights and the igniter both quit at the same time, look at the transformer and its plug-in cord first. The ignition parts guide covers how to tell a bad module from a bad electrode.
Grates, briquette trays and briquettes
TRL and Sizzler stainless cooking grates run about $105 to $138 per section. Alturi grates are heavier and run about $186 to $232. Some Sizzler grills can use a universal stainless grate that also fits Blaze grills, for about $59. Briquette trays (Summerset calls them burner covers) are about $105 for TRL and Sizzler and $123 to $168 for Alturi. Alturi ceramic briquettes run about $43 for 24 or $72 for 36. More on these in briquette tray prices.
Knobs, lights and extras
Sizzler knobs are about $16 to $26. Metal TRL and Pro knobs are about $25 to $29, and Builder knobs about $32. Halogen bulbs are about $9, LED bulbs about $12, light glass about $17, and a light fixture about $46. The interior light switch is about $95. Temperature gauges run about $24 to $34. A rotisserie kit for a 32 inch Sizzler is about $170 with the motor. See grill light costs for a wider comparison.
OEM vs. aftermarket
Because Summerset OEM parts are already reasonably priced, aftermarket does not save much here, and there is not much of it. The main exceptions are a universal stainless grate that fits some Sizzler grills and universal battery igniter modules. For valves, regulators and burners, buy Summerset. They are cheap enough that saving a few dollars on an off-brand part is not worth the fit problems, and valves are a safety part. You may find universal igniters on Amazon for less, but match the connector and spark count to your grill before you buy.
Find your model and serial number
Summerset puts the serial number on the rating plate. On most grills the plate is on the outside of the firebox, which you can see by pulling out the drip tray and looking under the grill. On some models it is on the underside of the drip tray itself. Write down the full model (for example TRL32-NG) and the serial. The model tells you the series, width and gas type, which decides the grate, tray, valve and orifice size.
DIY or hire a pro
Grates, briquette trays, burners, knobs and light bulbs are all reasonable homeowner jobs on a Summerset. The burners lift out once the trays are off, and the parts are light. Valves, regulators and anything behind the control panel are better done by a tech, since they involve the gas manifold. Labor time depends on how much comes apart. A burner set is quick. A valve replacement means removing the knobs and front panel.
Most service companies in our network are dealers or have dealer accounts, so they can usually get the right Summerset part by SKU and install it in the same visit. You can find a Summerset repair pro or schedule a grill cleaning while you are at it, since a clean grill makes it easy to spot worn burners. To order parts yourself, shop Summerset parts at the Pro Grill store. If you cannot find a part, send Pro Grill a parts request and we will track it down, even if it is not listed in the store.
Part prices by type
More about the brand: Summerset history, products and service.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Summerset grill burner cost?
A Summerset main burner runs about $40 for a Sizzler tube burner, about $70 for a TRL U-tube, about $135 for a TRL cast stainless burner and about $146 for an Alturi burner.
Where is the serial number on a Summerset grill?
It is on the rating plate, usually on the outside of the firebox where you can see it with the drip tray pulled out. On some models it is on the underside of the drip tray.
Does Summerset have a lifetime warranty on burners?
Summerset's Gold Standard warranty covers burners, burner covers, cooking grates and valves for life for the original purchaser if the grill was registered within 30 days. It covers parts only, not labor.
Are Summerset TRL and TRLD parts the same?
Many are, including the main valve, transformer and some briquette trays. The cooking grates are different sizes, so check the grate size or part number before ordering.
Do Blaze parts fit Summerset grills?
A few universal parts, like one stainless grate size, fit both some Blaze and some Sizzler grills. Most Summerset parts use Summerset's own sizes and SKUs, so match by part number.
