This is a genuine Weber part used with Genesis and Spirit grills. This assembly includes the hose and regulator as well as the manifold. The regulator controls the release of gas from the tank into the fuel line to the manifold. The manifold then directs the fuel to the burners. It includes installation hardware and written instructions.
Remove LP gas tank, remove knobs, remove Grates, and Flavor bars, remove 2 screws by knob assembly. remove knob cover. remove 2 nuts holding manifold in place,unclip wires holding manifold. Remove manifold. loosen burner tube screws inside grill. pull out burner tubes,(pay attention to the way the holes face on the tubes) I like to take a
... Read more picture with smart phone. and slightly turn them to remove from grill opening. replace with new burner tubes. secure under screws in grill, slide manifold back into place, secure metal wires into holes. tighten nuts to hold manifold in place. put cover back on, tighten end screws replace knobs. hook up LP gas.
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Replaced burners and manifold on 9 years old Weber E-310 grill
1. Remove propane tank
2. Remove cooking grates and flavor bars
3. Remove the three control knobs
4. Using Phillips screwdriver unscrew two screws that hold the manifold cover located on right side of the cover. You can access the screws through the plastic part on right side that has the hooks to hold cooking utensils.
... Read moreThere are two cutouts through which you can insert the screwdriver
5. Unhook the two wire clips helping secure the manifold from the right side crossbar
6. Using 5/16 sockets unbolt the two bolts that hold the manifold secured to the bottom part of the grill tub
7. Gently pull the manifold from the burners. The nipples of the manifold inserted to the ends of the burners are not secured with anything. Just pull out and remove the manifold
8. Take picture or make a drawing of the orientation of each burner tube. The two outside tubes have the drilled holes pointing horizontally and toward middle of the tub. The middle tube has the openings pointing straight up
9. Pull each burner tube out. You must twist each tube 90 degrees in order to get the flat ends through the opening in the grill tub
10. Clean and degrease the grill as you now have the best access to the bottom of the tub
11. Reassemble using the new parts following the above steps in reverse.
You are done and the grill is now grilling as when it was brand new.
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Burner tubes were rusting out and manifold had \"locked up\" and didn\'t allow burners to turn on/off.
1. Removed, measured and researched part numbers from Weber.
2. Replaced burner tubes, 1 at a time in sequence so they were in the correct position.
3. Replaced burner manifold. Two hex nuts and two retaining clips held it in place.
4. Reattached to propane and lit. Works good as new!
1. Removed the burners and manifold
2. Replaced the burners
3. Lined the burners up with the manifold
4. Tighten the manifold to the grill
5. Hooked up the gas tank
6. Checked for leaks
7. Turned on burners
8. EXTREMELY EASY
Disconnect gas from tank
Remove the knobs
Removed the two screws on the right hand side
Removed the plate that covers the gas manifold/regulator
Removed the two wing nuts that hold the regulator in place
Removed the black plastic covers that go between the regulator and the gas tubes
Lifted the regulato
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Reverse steps to install
Removed old burner tubes and manifold. Replaced with new burner tubes and manifold. Replaced burner knobs. Reconnected gas line. Started grill. Pretty seamless and straightforward.
1. Raised the grill up and propped with a jack stand for better access.
2. Took out all the grates and the flavor bars.
3. Removed the nuts from the holding bracket.
4. Unclipped the holder.
5. Removed old unit.
6. Reassembled using the new parts.
7. Tested.
Remove old part and put in new just like it was made for the grill.
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