This is a genuine manufacturer supplied replacement part. It is specially designed for use with Weber grills. The purpose of an igniter kit is to provide a safe and easy way to fire up the grill. It is used to produce the spark to ignite the burner. Includes igniter button, one (1) box, one (1) wire, and one (1) dual wire Replacing this electronic ignition module is easy and does not require any tools • Unplug the wires from the old ignition module • Remove old igniter and replace it with a new one from the kit • Unscrew the button that holds module to the unit • Secure new module in place • Install the battery and secure it with the button • Connect the wires and test the unit
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Igniter kit
Great service. Easy to install. Grill works beautiful.TX.
Guest - July 16, 2019
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Very good directions
Easy and the grates ate great
Guest - October 16, 2019
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Great part
Arrived quickly in great shape.
Guest - January 13, 2020
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heavy duty part, looks to be OEM
replaced this part in a 17 year old Weber Genesis Silver grill. The wire leads were a bit to short. I improvised a longer lead and it works great.
Guest - May 11, 2020
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Worked as expected
Very pleased with the quality of what I received.
Guest - May 11, 2020
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worked as expected
fit perfectly
Guest - November 4, 2021
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Repair would’ve been easy but…..
Parts in the kit were almost identical to factory parts…. Except that the leads from the switch to the igniter and ground wire were 3” too short !!! Luckily I was able to lengthen both to make them work.
Guest - July 29, 2021
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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
... Read moree procedure with the new parts. 20 minutes after starting I fired her up and made dinner.
1. Read the terrific instructions from eReplacementParts.com
2. Removed the knobs from the control panel.
3. Removed the phillips head screws (2) from the control panel.
4. Removed the control panel.
5. Lifted out the grills and flavor bars from the interior of the grill.
6. Disconnected the wires from the pu
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7. Bent the clip on the old igniter and pulled out the old igniter and wires.
8. Fed the new wires through the corresponding holes in the side of the grill until the new igniter was in position.
9. Bent the clip on the new igniter to keep it in place.
10. Removed the old push starter and inserted the new.
11. Attached the new wires to the new starter.
12. Replaced the control panel, screws and knobs.
13. Tested. Breathed a sigh of relief that this easy project went as planned. Smiled.
Igniter switch - Very simple to do, just twist and pull out trigger button and main igniter piece just slides in and push little tab up to hold in place, reattach wires and you are all set.
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Replaced rusted flavorizer bars, cooking grates, baskets and igniter. made grill like new again
Removed the old burner tubes, which was the most difficult and time-consuming part of the repair. This was due to the age of the grill, the build up of grease and exposure to rigors of northern midwest weather. Once the old parts were removed, the rest of the repair proceeded smoothly. The instructions were clear and easily understood.
Bottom Tray Rails:
1. Pull the bottom tray out and set it aside.
2. Remove the screws holding the current tray rails in. I found it important to remove the screws with a socket, not a screwdriver. They were rusty and seized very well. A Phillips screwdriver would have likely stripped the screw heads without removing them.
... Read more 3. Pull the old rails off and clean up the bottom of the grill is you want.
4. Put the new rails on and tighten the holding screws. I put a dab of grease on the screws to help prevent them from rusting and seizing
Ignitor:
Just follow the instructions that come with the ignitor. They\'re straightforward and easy to follow.
1. Removed the old burners and the igniter wiring kit. (old igniter still worked, however, the spark box had burnt down to nothing because the burner flame constantly hits it. Since I was replacing the burners, I thought it wouldn\'t hurt to replace the igniter kit too.)
2. Installed the new burners and the igniter kit.
The bu
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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.
Installation instructions are included with the burners and the igniter kit. While I had the old burners and the flavorizer bars out, I cleaned out the grill. Then installed the burner, igniter and the flavorizer bars.
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