This is a genuine Weber replacement part. It is a thermometer used in many different models of grills. Its purpose is to determine the temperature inside the grill when cooking. This thermometer reads up to 750 degrees Fahrenheit. It is made out of metal and designed to withstand high temperatures. A screwdriver is needed to remove the wingnut at the neck of the thermometer in order to replace it. Please note this part is sold individually. The bezel it fits into (part 67717) is not included.
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Perfect Replacement
This was perfect replacement. Works great.
Be advised that the thermostat comes in two versions, one with a tab (to keep it from turning) and one without a tab. If your lid has a hole for a tab, either model will work. If you lid does not have a hole for the tab, then this is the one you want.
Guest - July 26, 2019
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The parts were easy to replace on my grill. I like being able to keep my Weber grill in line new condition
Guest - November 16, 2019
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Fast, right part, fixed
Got replacement part in a couple of days. Right part. Easy fix.
Hahns - May 23, 2021
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Used grill yesterday with the new parts installed. They made it appear that we had a new grill
Grill great
Guest - August 21, 2021
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Weber Thermometer
Part was what was needed. Installed easily. Works great!
Guest - July 28, 2021
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Just open the grill lid and you can see the thermometer sensor sticking out about 2\". At its neck there a wing nut. Remove that and it\'ll free up the thermometer. Take it out, keep the decorative ring/flange, place it over the new thermometer & reverse the operation. The old thermometer had a positioning lip up above. The new one came w
... Read moreithout it so just make sure the thermometer is properly positioned (Weber brand name at the bottom). New thermometer installed.
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The old thermometer quit working on a Summit Platinum 4 burner Weber grill, 12 years old.
First, I used WD-40 on the old thermometer to free up the wing nut on the underside of the grill lid. Removal was surprisingly quite easy considering the age and amount of use on my grill.
The main issue was that the replacement kit and the instructions it came with did not include or mention the need for a snap-ring that attaches t
... Read moreo the thermometer housing. My grill has a bezel that the thermometer sets in and the snap-ring is necessary to secure the unit to the grill lit. Without this ring the new thermometer could not be tightened down and my have not worked properly.
Fortunately, the snap-ring on the old kit was in good shape (stainless steel) and I was able to use it. The new thermometer works well.
Removed old burners. Rusted out bolt heads were cut off and drilled out. New stainless self tapping screws were then used to secure the ends of the burners. This would have been a 15 minute repair but for the severly rusted screw heads.
Unscrewed the wingnut from behind the thermometer with a pair of pliers
Removed the thermometer
Install the new one with the bezel below it
Tighten the wingnut on the back of it
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Replaced burners, igniter system, and thermometer due to age-related wear and tear
Followed owners manual for burner replacement.
Used cell-phone camera to document igniter wire routing, dressing prior to disassembly.
Followed owners manual for connection of igniter wires and used cell phone pictures to dress the wires to keep them out of the way when opening/closing doors.
Changing the thermostat was
... Read morethe most difficult part as the wing-nut was fused on. I ended up breaking the existing thermometer and using a Dremel tool to cut through the shaft of the thermometer to remove the existing one.
The new thermometer\'s shaft is too large and doesn\'t fit nicely into the existing \"ring\". It works, but doesn\'t look as nice as the original thermometer.
Finally, I checked all gas connections with soapy water to ensure I didn\'t have any leaks.
This repair was about as easy as any repair could be. The thermometer rests in a bezel that is located on the grill hood. Because the grill was over 12 years old, I applied some spray lubricant to the wing nut that secures the thermometer inside the bezel housing, which made the task of removing the thermometer much easier. Instillation s
... Read moreimply involved placing the new thermometer back into the bezel housing and securing the wingnut from behind. The most time-consuming part involved trying to determine which thermometer to order. There were a couple of thermometers pictured on the website that looked similar to each other, so it goes without saying that doing a little research to determine the exact grill model that you have will help to avoid ordering the wrong part.
This part is in stock in our warehouse and will ship out within 1 business day of the order being placed.
New stock is on the way! On order parts usually ship within 7 business days.
Item is not in stock and usually ships 10-15 business days from the time you place your order.
This item is no longer being made by the manufacturer, and cannot be added to your shopping cart.
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