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Just what I needed.
This simple fix allowed my old BBQ to cook like new. Arrived on time and in perfect condition.
Alan - May 22, 2019
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Great part
This was exactly what I needed for my Weber(that Ive had for several years) Now have a NEW Weber after install and a coat of paint for fire box.
Sue - November 7, 2019
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Perfect part
My old manifold on my 1995 Weber Genesis 1000 was badly rusted. I love the grill and this part was a simple install to bring my grill back to life. Fast delivery, part exactly as described.
Guest - May 27, 2021
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Pricey, but works great!
Increased cooking temperature a lot
Guest - November 21, 2021
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Surprised the part was available
A part that I thought was unavailable, per the Weber site, saved my 30+ year old grill. The manifold arrived sooner than was promised and it was easily installed. The grill works great now.
Guest - March 22, 2022
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I first removed the knobs from the grill and unscrewed the two side screws to the cover panel off. Once removed, I opened the grill and took out the grates, and flavorizer bars to get to the two nuts on the inside of the fire box. Removed the bolts and popped out the manifold, replaced manifold and used the new set of nut and bolts, pu
... Read moret the cover and the knobs back. I checked to make sure the burner tubes lit, once that was checked I put the flavorizer bars and grates back on and was ready to roll. Quick and easy, it is like a whole new grill.
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Replaced the manifold assembly on my 24 yr old Weber gas grill.
Removed hose from tank, removed two screws, two thumb screws; removed old manifold.
Applied new manifold, applied thumbscrews, applied regular screws, hooked up tank, done.
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Old manifold wasn\'t providing sufficient propane to light all burners.
Removed control knobs and protective piece covering the manifold area. Unbolted the manifold from the barbeque and removed it. Installed the new manifold, replaced removed parts and things were ready to go. Barbeque is a Genisis I (an oldie) and I thought I\'d never find parts for it. Repairs were a piece of cake.
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Our 19 year old Weber Genesis 1000 LX grill had no gas flow through the manifold from the full propane tank. We tried replacing just the fuel regulator first and that did not work.
We followed the directions in the owner\'s manual to remove the old spider guards, manifold and ignition assembly, which was very easy...just a few screws and than just installed the new manifold which had the fuel tank regulator already attached, snapped the spider guards over the valves and popped in the little ignition assembly. We wer
... Read moree very pleased that for less than $100 a 19 year old Weber grill was back in working order. Saved a ton of money over the cost of a new Weber grill of comparable quality.
The Weber instructions included with the manifold where right on, best I\'ve seen in a long time.
1. Disconnect propane tank
2. Remove knobs and side burner
3. Remove cover plate
4. Unbolt the old manifold assembly
5. Adjust burner openings
6. Bolt in new manifold
7. Reassemble
Even though kit came with instructions, if your handy, very easy swap to save hundreds and not have to purchase new Weber grill. Fit perfectly for my Genesis. Hopefully I can get another 20 years out of this manifold.
1. Checked that the propane bottle valve was closed, then removed the propane connection.
2. Removed control knobs and unscrewed two Philips screws holding manifold cover; lifted and removed cover.
3. Removed old spider guards.
4. Loosened and removed two wingnuts from the bracket holding the manifold to the barbecue.
... Read morer />5. Removed manifold, ran a piece of wire through the burner tubes to check for blockages.
6. Attached new manifold using attached support hooks and old wingnuts.
7. Installed new spider covers; One was exceptional tight.
8. After cleaning cover reattached with new screws and nylon fillers (provided).
9. Installed new control knobs, and attached propane connector to bottle.
10. Turned on propane bottle and checked for leaks with soapy water; none.
11. Started grill normally and checked function of all control valves; AOK
12. Ready for BBQing!
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