The EDV27-BQR is a 27-inch grill from DCS’s Endeavor line, which had its own combined use, care and installation guide. Parts sites still list many of its replacement parts, so burners and ignition are usually straightforward. On cart installations, check the frame and wheels as well; a corroded cart can make the grill unstable.
The EDV36-BQAR is the 36-inch rotisserie model in the Endeavor guide. Uneven flame on a single burner is the most common finding and usually cleans up; a burner with split seams is replaced. Loose hood handles on older grills usually need new fasteners rather than a new handle.
The BFG-30G is the grill module from DCS’s first Liberty Collection, designed to sit on a cart next to matching griddle and side burner units. Because these usually run on portable LP tanks, the regulator and hose see the most wear. The newer BFGC-30 generation has its own guide, so parts are matched to BFG […]
The BFG-30BGD is the original Liberty griddle and side burner unit. DCS sold it with optional wood inserts and shelves, which weather faster than the stainless; replacing them is cosmetic, while ignition and burner work is the real repair. If the griddle burner stops lighting but the side burners work, the gas supply is fine […]
The SBE1-142-N puts two 17,000 BTU burners beside a Series 9 grill so sauces and sides can cook while the grill is busy. Pots boil over on side burners far more than on a grill, and sugary residue on the ignitor or burner cap is the usual reason one burner stops lighting. Because DCS links […]
The 26-inch BGA26-BQ is one of the smallest grills DCS made and one of the oldest still in use. On a grill of this age, burners are the main wear item, and a tube that has rusted through lets gas burn below the grates where it heats the valves instead of the food. We confirm […]
The BGC132-BI-N is the Series 7 counterpart to the SBE1-142, built into the counter with its own lid. When the lid is left open in rain, water sits in the burner well, and a spark with no flame afterward usually means wet ports or a wet electrode rather than a failed part. If it still […]
The BGA27-BQR adds a rotisserie to the 27-inch BGA grill. Parts sites still list replacement electrodes and grids for it, which is why so many of these grills are still working. The rotisserie electrode is the part that most often needs replacing, because it sits in the hottest, greasiest part of the hood. On LP […]
The PBE1-24-N is built for stock pots, crab boils and woks, with a range from 70,000 BTU down to a 1,300 BTU simmer. That span means the valve and orifice setup is precise; a simmer flame that goes out or a full-power flame that lifts off the burner usually needs gas adjustment, not a new […]
DCS offered the BGA36-IJS insulated jacket for built-in BGA36 grills, and whether a jacket was fitted matters for any island with combustible framing. If a BGA36-BQAR sits directly in a wood-framed island without it, we point that out, because heat damage to the cabinet shows up long before any grill part fails. A seized rotisserie […]