It is a genuine manufacturer-sourced part which is designed for Weber grills. The manifold distributes the gas to each of the grill's three burners. The valves are built into the manifold, which allows you to adjust the gas from off to full. Common manifold assembly problems include stuck valves, a valve that won't shut off completely, and a plugged valve or an orifice. It is an identical replacement for a damaged or a missing part that was installed on a new unit. Make sure to unplug the gas tank before performing this repair. Refer to the appropriate diagram for your model when replacing this component. Note, this high-quality manifold assembly is sold as an individual item.
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The repair was simple. The part was identical to original part. I basically rebuilt my grill and now is as good as new. No problems. Will order more parts if required.
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Disassembled the grill and removed the manifold and the burners. Replaced with the new parts I received. Took less than 30 minutes and my grill is back.
Remove control knobs. Remove top cover plate screw then plate. Remove two manifold bolts. Remove hose clip. Release the igniter. Remove old manifold. Install new hose clip. Reattach igniter. Install manifold and two bolts. Install cover plate then the cover plate screw. Replace burner knobs.
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One of my burner valves was frozen and needed to replace the manifold
ereplacement parts sent me my new manifold for a Weber E310 series Genesis grill. I was happy that Weber instructions on installation were included. The hardest part was removing the old manifold bracket nuts. They were rusted shut. I broke both them off, and pounded the bolts off with a hammer. After that, the install of the manifold was
... Read more a breeze. My Weber 310 is like new again!
One gas valve was discovered broken. Was unable to order the valve alone, so I ordered the entire manifold. Part arrived very promptly (thanks!). The manifold did not fit. In the interest of expedience, I decided to remove a valve from the new manifold and use it to replace the non-functional one.
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