Igniter

Part Number: 70401

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Description:

This is a Weber replacement part directly sourced from the manufacturer for use in outdoor grills. You may need a screwdriver and a set of pliers when replacing this item. Over time this part may break and will need to be replaced. It is made out of plastic and metal and is sold individually.

Warning: California's Proposition 65

Compatibility

This part is compatible with the following machines:

Weber

1810001 (2007) Summit S-420 Gas Grill
1840001 Summit S-450 Gas Grill
1840301 (2009) Summit 450 Gas Grill
1841301 (2009) Summit 450 Gas Grill
1880001 (2007) Summit S-650 Gas Grill
1880301 (2009) Summit 650 Gas Grill
1881301 (2009) Summit 650 Gas Grill
2740301 (2009) Summit S-470 Gas Grill
2780301 (2009) Summit S-670 Gas Grill
2840301 (2009) Summit S-470 Gas Grill
2880301 (2009) Summit S-670 Gas Grill
386001 Weber Baby Q 100 Gas Grill
386002 (2008) Weber Q 100 Gas Grill
396001 Weber Q 200 Gas Grill
396002 (2008) Weber Q 200 Gas Grill
396004 Weber Q 200 Gas Grill
424001 (2006) Weber Q 300 Gas Grill
426001 (2006) Weber Q 300 Gas Grill
516001 Weber Q 120 Gas Grill
566001 (2006) Weber Q 220 Gas Grill
394001 Weber Q 200 - Red
50060001 (2014) Weber Q 1000 Titanium (Us/Ca/Mx)
50060301 (2014) Weber Q 1000 Titanium W/Stand (Us/Ca/Mx)
396000 Grill
404341 Grill

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What size hole will this igniter fit into

Vito asked on 2022-09-07

Hello Vito, Thank you for the question. The Largest part of the igniter is 1" in diameter. Thank you for your inquiry, good luck with this repair!

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Repair Instructions: Submitted by Customers Like You

Tool Type:

Outdoor Grill

Parts Used:

Igniter - 70401

Rocker switch and bracket assembly - grey - 87456

Repair Difficulty:

Easy

Time Spent Repairing:

Less than 15 minutes

Tools Used:

Screwdriver, Pliers, Big hammer

Igniter and rocker melted from fire/gas leak

Crushed remains of melted/burnt rocker switch with pliers/vise grips and removed. Broke tabs off old jammed igniter and removed. Snapped new parts into place and connected wires to igniter. (Previously replaced bad manifold o-ring that had caused gas leak that ignited and melted parts in question.)

Just for the record, found the parts on e-replacement in under a minute, when I couldn't on manufacturer (Weber) website after searching, like, forever...

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