On 463242715 the perforated stainless emitter (OEM G533-2200-W1, about 17” × 9-7/8”, usually a 3-pack) sits under the cast-iron cooking grate. It is not the narrow tent (G466-0024-W1) under the tube — that is the heat plates guide. People order Performance 17” convective tents and the emitters will not seat.
Related: 463242715 cooking grates, tubes, igniter. Hub: Char-Broil. Finder: /.
Procedure
- Plate 463242715 / 463242716. Confirm TRU-Infrared (emitters under grates).
- Cold. Lift cast-iron grates. Measure each emitter: ~17” × ~9-7/8”–10-1/8”.
- Count three emitters across a 4-burner IR box (standard Commercial layout).
- Lift warped/rusted emitters. Scrape the rail so new plates sit flat on the tents.
- Set three new G533-2200-W1-class emitters. They must not teeter — rocking usually means wrong tents under them.
- Cast-iron grates on. Preheat. A gap at an emitter edge is a flare path — flare-ups.
- Tents rusted too: 463242715 heat plates.
- Tubes lace: 463242715 burners.
FAQ
Emitters vs heat plates vs cooking grates?
Emitters = perforated IR plates (G533-2200-W1). Heat plates/tents = narrow shields over tubes (G466-0024-W1). Cooking grates = cast-iron tops (G541-0016-W2 class). Measure all three.
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