Lynx 33478 Short Trident Infrared Burner for 27" & 36" Grills
Product Description
Applicable smaller Lynx Professional grills use the short Trident burner, which differs from the longer version installed in larger models. Lynx part 33478 produces an adjustable infrared cooking zone for searing and controlled direct heat.
The right replacement can bring the cooking zone back into use. Check the supports, screens, ignition parts, and gas parts at the same time. Another failed part can look like a bad burner.
Key Features
- Brings the designated cooking zone back into service.
- Matches the heat-delivery style used by the original appliance generation.
- Supports a complete repair when related mounting, ignition, and gas components are inspected.
Compatible Applications
Applicable 27" and 36" Lynx Professional PS or Trident configurations.
Production series: Series N, Q, and U.
Fitment and Ordering Notes
Find the model and serial label before you order Lynx part 33478. Check the model, production series, and old part. Do not confuse this part with long Trident burner 33415 used in applicable 30-inch, 42-inch, and 54-inch grills. A similar look, grill width, or size does not prove that the part will fit.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lynx |
| Part Number | 33478 |
| Product Type | Short Trident ProSear2 infrared burner / high-heat grill burner |
| Package Contents | 1 short Trident infrared burner with adjustable air shutter |
| Listed Dimensions | 16.75" x 8.75" (425 x 222 mm) |
| Related Support | Lynx 33809 |
| Related Screen Kit | Lynx 90179 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find my Lynx model and production series?
Check the rating label for the full model and serial number. The label may be near the control panel, cabinet, or grill body. Check the owner's manual if you cannot find it.
How can I tell a burner problem from a gas-supply problem?
Clean and check the burner first. Make sure it sits correctly and its ports are open. If the flame problem remains, have the gas pressure, valves, orifices, and regulator checked.
Can the old supports, screens, or ignition parts be reused?
Reuse them only if they fit the new burner and are still in good shape. Check each related part and use the correct parts diagram.
Who should install and test a replacement gas burner?
A trained gas-appliance technician is recommended. Leak-test any gas connection that was moved before using the grill.