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Average Ratings for Charbroil 8000

  • Ease of Use3.5 stars
  • Durability2.5 stars
  • Ease of Cleaning2 stars
  • Value for Money4 stars
  • Overall rating4 stars

2 Reviews For Charbroil 8000

  • Guest 3rd Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 3 stars


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    Good Points: My 8000 grill in NG is fantastic for cooking. It is however recomended by char-broil to clean every time it is used and store warming tray and Drip Vaporizer bar and cooking grill under cover inside. The 5 year warranty on the burners (which usually last 3 years) only covers manufacture defects.


    Bad Points: The warming trays, the burners and the drip vaporiser bar might rust out or burn out within 3 years, like with me. The 5 year warranty on the burners only seems to cover manufacturing defects.


    General comments: I use the Charbroil BBQ quite often, 3-4 times per week. Some times twice a day on the week end. I do not clean the unit every time I use it. The burners, vaporizer bar and warming tray gets replaced every 3 years at a cost (from HD) of $50-$60.00. I have given up on the igniter because it costs over $20.00 and bracket lasts less than 3 months. I guess this is not bad...
    I do not like the warranty, but for the cost who cares? They should drop the 5 year warranty on their burners and it would not bother me at all. The aluminum seems to hold up better than some of the 403 stainless steel on the market.
    This has been a great grill for the price even though the warranty is non-existent...

  • ferkessedougou. Rank: Lance Corporal 13th Feb 2003

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    If you intend on buying a new BarbY this summer I personally reckon you should splash out a bit and buy something decent.
    The old cheapy at the local market or DIY, is just no good.
    I bought a Charbroil 8000 model from the USA 5 years ago however they are now available in the UK is most places.
    The 8000 was at the time the mother of all Barbeques. Huge cooking area and 2 shelves above, side burner to keep the onions warm and 2 gas controls.
    This model does not have the lava rocks but the ce ...