Replacement Fire Pot & Hot Rod Igniter Kit – Heavy-Duty Enamel Coated Burn Pot for Traeger, Pit Boss & Most Pellet Grills, Ceramic Heating Element 200W, Smoker Repair Parts with Ash Cleaner

Replacement Fire Pot & Hot Rod Igniter Kit – Heavy-Duty Enamel Coated Burn Pot for Traeger, Pit Boss & Most Pellet Grills, Ceramic Heating Element 200W, Smoker Repair Parts with Ash Cleaner

• Universal Fit for Major Pellet Grill Brands – This replacement kit is designed to fit right in place for most Traeger and Pit Boss pellet grills, plus Pellet PRO, Z Grills, Kenmore, and Trail Embers models. The fire pot and hot rod ignitor dropped straight into the chamber and gave new life to an old grill. Note: Not compatible with TR20, TR650, PB1150PS2, PTG, or vertical-style smokers.
• Heavy-Duty Fire Pot & Hot Rod Specs – The burn pot measures 5" x 5" x 3.54", with 7 large air holes and a sturdy 14-gauge steel wall for long-lasting heat resistance. The replacement hot rod ignitor has a 30" total lead length, a 3.7" heating stick, and a high-density 200W/120V cartridge element—an identical match to OEM specs for reliable ignition every time.
• All-in-One Kit – No Extra Hardware Run – Each package includes 1 fire burn pot, 1 hot rod ignitor, 1 spare fuse, and a full set of mounting screws. We throw in the backup fuse because it’s smart to have on hand, and we save you the trip to the hardware store. If the included screws don’t fit your grill, just reuse your original screws—they’ll work fine.
• Quick Fix for a Failing Ignitor – If your current hot rod has shortened out or burned through, this direct-replacement pellet grill ignitor gets your smoker back up and running without hassle. It’s built to restore full function so you can keep grilling low and slow with no downtime.
• Simple 10-Minute Installation – Swapping out the old parts is a breeze with plug-in wiring and straightforward mounting. For best performance, set the new hot rod so it protrudes about ⅛ to ¼ inch into the fire pot. Mounting tip: save the old screws, rotate the fire pot 45° so the corners clear the auger, lift the outer flange, and pull it free—then reverse the steps with the new screws. Not sure how? A quick YouTube search will walk you through it in minutes.