The bottom panel attaches to the rear panel and the side frames. This panel is an OEM from Weber for use in grills. It is available as an individual replacement part. If this item becomes broken it will need to be replaced and may require a wrench set and a screwdriver during the installation.
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Had it changed out in under 10 min couple of screws. had watched a YouTube on how to change it but it was easier than on the video.
the frame is showing some rust gota look at something else to keep it going great gill and expense so don`t want to loose it for a rusty panel, this way I can keep it going
Guest - August 27, 2021
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Webber grill replacement part
Smooth transaction. Part fit accurately. Instructions explicit. Would use again.
Guest - December 20, 2021
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Looks great!
This part gave new life to our old rusty grill
Guest - June 10, 2024
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I spent more time getting the rusted screws out and cleaning the existing parts than I did installing the new panel. The included instructions are excellent, and it went together without a problem.
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Bottom plate rusted through. The propane tank was about to slip through.
1. I placed the unit on it\'s side.
2. Then removed the bolts holding the bottom plate to the sides and back of the unit.
3. Removed the bottom plate and replaced it with the new plate from from your establishment.
4. Installed the new bottom plate using the Hardware kit.
5. I stood the unit back to the up
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6. Checked to see if all bolts were properly tightened.
7. Installed the propane tank and lines.
8. Lit the grill to make sure everything was in good operating order.
9. Had some good Hamburgers.
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Rust and salt air on all side and bottom panels needed replacement including hinges for doors and wheels
1.Back panel and bottom panel removal was easy. Simple ratchet tool
2. Side burner and two work surfaces also simple.
3. Complications set in when I had to remove front burner panel in order to lift grill out of frame. I viewed videos, looked at drawings, etc. Should have taken picture with iPhone in order to put it back toget
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4. Once burner panel was removed, it was easy to lift grill from frame after removing two side bolts holding grill to frame. One grill hood hinge had rusted so it was impossible to remove hood. Grill is not that heavy as I and my wife were able to lift it out.
5. Rear cross bar and front cross bar were simple to remove and were not rusty. Again, should have taken photo of front bar as I reinstalled it initially upside down. Directions did not have clear picture of it and after grill would not go back in, again checked video on internet.
6. After that, everything else was very simple.
7. A new Weber Genesis S330 grill retails on Amazon for over $1200. For half that amount, I restored a 5 year old grill to virtually new. Only grill box and doors are original and not a spec of rust on any stainless steel parts. Should get another 5 years on the best grill I have ever owned in Florida.
Note: I bought all side panels, back panel and bottom panel. These all rusted. Included with side panels were the new wheels and hinges for the doors. Nice add, but should have been stated in order as I bought hinges separately.
1. Unscrewed all bolts.
2. Removed old panel.
3. Replaced with new panel.
4. Screwed and tightened new bolts.
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