NEXGRILL
NEXGRILL 1836 Main Ignitor Gas Collector No Screws Fits 720 730 163 164 165
Main ignitor gas collector without screws fits models 720-0163, 720-0164-LP, 720-0165, 730-0163 and 730-0165
- Selling UnitEach
- TypeGrills & Accessories
- Direct replacement for Jenn Air models 720-0163, 720-0164-LP, 720-0165, 730-0163, 730-0165
- Compatible with Nexgrill model 720-0163 for exact fit
- Part number 1836 ensures correct identification and ordering
- Supplied without screws for use with existing hardware
- New aftermarket component ready for immediate installation
Nexgrill 1836 Ignitor Gas Collector
This replacement part fits Nexgrill and Jenn Air grill models 720-0163, 720-0164-LP, 720-0165, 730-0163 and 730-0165. It functions as the main ignitor gas collector and ignitor cover bracket. The component is sold new as an aftermarket item.
No Screws Included
The package does not contain mounting screws. Buyers must reuse existing hardware or source new fasteners separately. This part is not used in the Canada market, so verify compatibility before ordering.
Direct Fit Replacement
Installation involves removing the old collector and bracketing this unit in its place using the original screw holes. The most common issue is discovering missing or stripped screws only after disassembly begins. Check fastener condition first.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for Jenn Air models 720-0163, 720-0164-LP, 720-0165, 730-0163, 730-0165
- Compatible with Nexgrill model 720-0163 for exact fit
- Part number 1836 ensures correct identification and ordering
- Supplied without screws for use with existing hardware
- New aftermarket component ready for immediate installation
Specifications
| Brand | Nexgrill |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit | Each |
| Part Number | NEX1836 |
| Type | Grills & Accessories |
Questions about this item
How often should the 1836 ignitor gas collector be inspected or replaced on a 720-0163 grill?
Inspect the collector each grilling season for corrosion or blockage; replace it if the ignitor fails to light the burner reliably.
What is the first sign that the 1836 collector is failing during extended cookouts?
Intermittent ignition or a weak flame pattern at the burner ports usually appears before total failure.
Does the 1836 collector get hot enough to cause flare-ups during all-day use?
It sits directly in the burner path so it reaches cooking temperatures, but it is designed to withstand normal grill heat without warping.
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