This is a genuine manufacturer sourced replacement part designed for use with Weber gas grills. It helps to control your burners. Replacing this part does not require any tools, this knob fits over the regulator shaft. Please note bezel is sold separately. These control knobs are made out of plastic and they are sold in a pack of three (3).
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Great
They look and fit perfectly.
Guest - August 9, 2019
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Great parts! Low cost! Fast shipping!
The knobs for my grill were an exact replacement! Glad to be grilling again!!!
Bill - May 20, 2020
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Perfect for our 2008 Weber Spirit grill.
These arrived quickly. Perfect for our older Weber grill which only has 2 knobs so we ended up with an extra knob.
Guest - September 27, 2020
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New BBQ Knobs
Brand new, super fair price, free shipping. Works perfect. What more could you ask for. It’s an older Weber grill and parts aren’t easy to find. Cheers!
Guest - November 30, 2020
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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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Seals/valves on manifold leaked and caught on fire melting/burning the control knobs
Considering that the knobs had burned/melted into the control panel I had to pry them off the metal. After that it was easy to remove the grates and flavorizor bars to access the bolts to the panel. I unscrewed the control panel from the right side, and bolts holding the manifold in place. From there it was a simple matter of reversing th
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My Weber 310 Spirit must have had a leak as the manifold was on fire shortly after starting the grill. It then melted all the control knobs, manifold and igniter.
I just removed the old knobs and took off the cover. I then removed the manifold and replaced the parts. Parts all fit well with no issues. I was back up and cooking in 30min.
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Bottom panel had rusted out and knobs were weathered.
I replaced the bottom panel and the caster frame assembly in just minutes. The replacement parts fit perfectly. The grill is over ten years old and sat outside for years. Well worth the money!
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.
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Gas valve had frozen, reducing desired temperature, and broken thermometer made maintaining the correct temperature difficult
Removed the various parts, with a few nuts or screws.
Identified the parts needed from the schematic provide by eReplacement.com.
When the new parts arrived, I simply replaced the parts according to the instruction provided. Very simple to do, and in the process, cleaned and touch up the remainder of the grill for appearance
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I then started up the grill, and it worked like new. Couldn\'t have been easier. Only wish the gas valve had been available, as this project would have been very cost effective; however, even with the cost of the new manifold, the total cost was still a third (1/3) of what I would spend to replace the grill.
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Replace Weber Silver Igniter, Igniter button, button frame and new burner knobs
1. Remove knobs and knob deck
2. Remove igniter box and push button igniter
3. Install new igniter 1 tab 2 bend to hold
4. Install new igniter button, snaps in.
5. Install new cover button frame and outside button in know deck
6. Install know deck 2 screws
7. Install 3 new knobs
8. Test
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