This replacement burner tube set is supplied directly from original equipment manufacturer. It is commonly use on Weber grills. Burners are a key component of a gas grill because, it is where the flames would rise from. They are connected to control valves. This set includes three (3) stainless steel burner tubes, one (1) carry over tube and the hardware to secure the burners. Replacing burners is a simple task that should only require a wrench. • Make sure gas tank is disconnected • Remove screws securing the old burners • Disconnect old burners from control valves and replace them with a new burners • Secure burners using the included hardware and • Secure the carryover tube • Connect the gas tank and test the burners
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My first order was delivered promptly. Unfortunately it was the wrong size. Customer service reps helped me find the correct parts by referring me to the manufacturer (Weber), easily returned the first order and had the correct order delivered promptly. All this with friendly easy conversation.
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24 year old Weber Repair!
My Platinum II Weber has been discontinued for many years and I've been finding it hard to buy parts. The folks here were able to cross-reference these burners and they fit perfect! Rebuilding a grill is a dirty job but this was worth it. Thanks
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I have a twenty year old Weber grill that has never been inside. It was in need of attention. Over the years all that I done to it was replace a crossover tube and the flavorizer bars. I thought about replacing it with either a new Weber or another cheaper grill. First, understand I love my Weber!! I decided that a cheaper grill just woul
... Read moredn\'t do. I decided that I wouldn\'t purchase a new Weber, rather rebuild the one I had.
I stripped it down, cleaned it well, power washed it, repainted the black areas with high heat and satin paint. The last step was to install all new parts, tables burners, etc. I got to keep a grill I know well and love for less than the cost of a new Weber AND less than the cost of a cheaper grill.I doubt that this is possible with many other appliances.Did I say that I love my Weber? You will too. Thank you Weber for a great product and thank you eReplacementParts for having everything I needed.
This repair took only 20 min. All instructions needed were supplied with the new parts. The one thing that did not need was the spider guards. The new replacement tubes have been re-designed to include the spider guard as part of the tubes. This grill now works good as new. It would have cost more than 3 times the parts price to replace
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Followed the instructions. Disconnect lp tank . Remove hose. Remove wing nuts pull tubes out and install new ones . Tighten wing nuts install hose and connect tank . Pretty straightforward
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Lower tray was rusted through. Burners were old and inefficient. Grill is 18 years old
Replace lower tray and drip pan housing. Replaced burners after taking off starter knobs, housing, and gas manifolds. replaced burners following instructions. the reverse order to finish. Even though it is a fairly simple project read entire directions before starting.
Removed control panel removed manifold pulled burners out the side. The bolts holding them would not come out so they had to be pulled out forcefully and the new one had to be tapped in under the washer. I got lucky. If it didn\'t pull out I would have been in a pinch
1-Remove cooking grates and flavorizer bars
2-Remove control knobs and panel
3-Remove manifold assembly
4-Remove burner assembly
5-Iinstall burner tubes
and igniter kit
6-Reinstall manifold and valve assembly, panel and control knobs
7-Turn on gas and check for leaks
8- Reinstall flavoriz
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Note: The burner kit and ignitor kit include installation instructions.
Removed old pipes. Problem was caused by the grill being connected to natural gas. Hard time figuring out how to turn off gas. New pipes installed easily.
Removed grill grates
Removed flavorizer bars
Unhooked propane tank
Removed two bolts securing 3 propane valves.
Removed burners while noting orientation
Installed new burners
Reinstalled bolts and 3 valve assembly.
Reinstalled grates/bars and propane tank
Verified proper operation.
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