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Find Your AOG Model Number and Serial Number
AOG grills carry the model + serial on an ID plate — knowing where to look saves 10 minutes before every warranty call or parts order.
By Reed · Updated November 10, 2026
What you need
Step by step
Check the back of the grill first
Most AOG grills have the ID plate on the back panel. Look for a metal sticker or plate with model number (starts with letters) and serial number (longer alphanumeric).
Check inside the firebox if not on the back
Open the lid and look at the inside of the firebox walls or hood. Some models place the ID plate there to protect it from weather.
Photograph the plate immediately
Grill ID plates degrade from heat and grease over the years. Photograph on day one and keep the photo in cloud storage.
Save the exact model number
Model number is what RHP and QuickBBQParts cross-reference. Serial number is proof of ownership for warranty.
Common mistakes
- Reading the manufacturing date as the serial number. The ID plate often has both. Serial is the longer alphanumeric unique to your unit; manufacturing date is a shorter date code.
Hands-on tips
- Call RHP (800) 332-3973 with just the model if the serial is unreadable — they can usually look up build info by the model + approximate purchase date.
Questions people ask
What if the ID plate is missing or unreadable?
Email RHP at the warranty contact with photos of the grill and your proof of purchase — they can often identify the model from dealer records tied to the sale.
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