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Find AOG Replacement Parts at QuickBBQParts
RH Peterson stocks every AOG replacement part at QuickBBQParts.com — the parts site organized by model + component family.
By Reed · Updated November 10, 2026
What you need
Step by step
Find your model number
AOG model is on the ID plate — typically on the back of the grill or inside the firebox. Write it down exactly; part compatibility depends on exact model.
Go to quickbbqparts.com
Filter by brand = American Outdoor Grill, then select your model family (L Series, T Series, built-in, portable).
Match by part name AND model
Common replacement parts: cooking grids, flame tamers, burners, igniter batteries, control knobs, drip pan. Match BOTH the part category and the specific model.
Confirm by calling if unsure
RH Peterson: (800) 332-3973. Give them the model number and tell them what's failing — they'll confirm the right part number before you order.
Common mistakes
- Ordering a Fire Magic part for an AOG grill. The brands look similar inside RHP's catalog, but the parts are NOT cross-compatible. Filter by AOG.
- Not writing down the model exactly. AOG model numbers include size and feature codes. A single character off and you get the wrong part.
Hands-on tips
- Keep a photo of the ID plate on your phone — saves a trip back to the grill when ordering from your desk.
- Cooking grids are the #1 AOG replacement — 'Diamond Sear' grids have a 15-year warranty, so check that first before paying out of pocket.
Questions people ask
Do I need to buy parts from QuickBBQParts to keep warranty?
Not strictly — but RHP parts are the only ones guaranteed to fit and keep remaining warranty intact. Aftermarket parts can void the warranty on adjacent components.
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