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Introduction |
| George Foreman grills have set the standard for high quality home grills you can trust, ranging in customers, from students making use of small kitchen spaces, to moms that need an affordable and effective grill for the family. | | | The [[Topic:George Foreman GR-20|GR-20|new_window=true]] is what we'll be working on today, with our focus on repairing and replacing the top lid to get your top grill working again if you're experiencing it not heating up and doing its job to grill. | | | For this guide you'll need a [link|https://www.ifixit.com/products/6-in-1-screwdriver|Philips #2 Screwdriver|new_window=true], and a tool such as an opening [link|https://www.ifixit.com/products/ifixit-opening-picks-set-of-6|Pick|new_window=true] to peel off the sticker to expose the screws, removing them to separate the top lid from the grill. This is an easy fix that should take no longer than 5 minutes. | | Make sure your grill is unplugged from any electrical sockets, and turned off for your safety
Follow along to get your grill in full working order again. |
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