This genuine manufacturer sourced replacement burner tube set is designed for use with Weber gas grills. Burners are connected to the control valves and it is where the flames would rise from. These burners are made out of stainless steel and this set includes three (3) burner tubes, one (1) carry over tube and the hardware used to secure the burners. You would need a wrench to complete this repair • First 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
Went on you tube and followed directions given on there. no need to remove side assembly. Only part that didn\'t go as planned, I had to put WD-40 on the front burner screw to loosen it, no biggie. Works like a champ.
Helpful hint burners slide under washers at furthest end from gas knobs. Spray with a lubricating spray. A little prying at the end of the old burners was needed to remove them. No need to try to remove the screws holding the washers in place. Otherwise the instructions that came with the burner were pretty good.
Removed grill grates, flavor bars and drip trays, removed cover over burner tube inlet (one bolt, three knobs and ignition button)
Removed burner tube support bar (2 bronze nuts), replaced burner tubes ( by loosening left side hold downs and simply pulling the support bracket out.
Cleaned grill internal with wire brush and wet
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Cleaned grill throughout
Reversed process with the new tunes and flavor bars, re-installed support bracket, starter and cover, control knobs.
Tested for gas flame color and uniformity.
Cleaning took most of the time.
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Not a direct replacement. No ears on the manifold. Had to support with zip ties
Most instructions were good but the manifold is not a direct replacement as stated in the order. Had to support the manifold with zip ties as it did not have the metal wings that supported the manifold in the slots as original equipment.
took out old burners and replaced with new. followed the instructions
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The ignitor ceramic would not attach to the burner tubes with the gas shroud, had to reuse old ceramic to new control unit. Burner tubes do not come with the screw to secure the terminal ends.
Remove all gratings, flavorizer bars, bottom pan and drip pan. Clean those and set aside. Clean inside the main body of the grill, especially around the 3 hex head / standard slotted screws holding in burner bars. Hit those with penetrating oil and let soak a little while. If you can get them out with a nut driver congratulations. I h
... Read moread to use vice grips on 2 of them. Remove the igniter ceramic from the front left burner tube by pull towards igniter button. Unscrew the igniter push button top. Compress the plastic tabs that hold the control unit in place and lower from hole.
Gently lift the left end of the burner tube and work them off the gas distribution manifold under the control knobs. Insert the middle burn bar and work onto manifold. Do not fasten yet. Repeat on rear bar. Insert cross over tube in hole on rear tube. Place front burner bar through hole to manifold and insert cross over tube in hole on other end. Gently work the tube into manifold and don\'t pull cross over tube out of either burner tube. Once all tubes are back in place, secure with the 3 screws on the left ends. Note that the hardware that comes with the tubes is for the manifold end and I did not use these. I wish the tubes came with these 3 screws. Slide the igniter into the ears on the front burner tube until it stops. Secure wire with the plastic clips to the manifold. Push new igniter control box into position until tabs lock, then connect the wires from the igniter. Install the AAA battery (not that it only works when battery is installed correctly). Screw on button. Reinstall the bottom pans, flavorizer bars and grates.
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.
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ERP Number: ERP10511294
Manufacturer Part Number: 67722
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