This is a genuine item that is supplied directly from the original equipment manufacturer for use with Weber grills. It is an identical replacement for a missing or damaged bottom panel for 4 burner that was originally installed on a new unit, please make sure to check the appropriate diagrams of your model for the correct location and application of this component. Keep in mind this high-quality item is made of durable metal and is sold individually.
1 Unbolt & Remover rusted panes
2 Unbolt & Remover rusted Burner
3 Remover orifice for burner
4 Clean grill with paint scraper, grill cleaner , stainless steel cleaner & Trim & plastic restorer
5 Clean all orifice with a tip cleaner
6 Install new Panes
7 Install new Burner & orifice
The grill is
... Read morenow like new the total cost of about $300 & now has a value of $2,900
Thanks to your company ability to get the parts I needed.
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The underlying frame of Webber grills is flimsy and will rust out within a few years. The bottom panel was not supporting the side panels any longer and had to be replaced.
0. Remove all \"junk\" inside the cabinet in addition to the tank.
1. Remove the grills and flavor bars.
2. Unscrew the two screws that hold the drip pan housing to the bottom panel you are replacing.
3. Tape/rubber band the cabinet doors together so they wouldn\'t open when I tipped the forward.
4. Put a piece of
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5. Locked the casters then leaned the grill forward; don\'t lower it by grabbing the cover handle it will open and you\'ll most likely drop the grill forward... I grabbed the front of the shelves and lowered it till it was laying face down.
6. Remove six bolts with 7/16\" socket. Push panel in on one side and it will enable you to pull it out through the bottom.
7. Replace the retaining nuts (6), the drip pan frame plastic anchor nuts, and reinsert the bottom plate.
8. Replace the new bolts and tighten firmly (don\'t over tighten).
9. Lift the grill upright and remove the tape holding the cabinet doors shut.
10. Screw the drip pan frame screws into the new plastic holding nuts in the bottom panel.
11. Replace tank, flavor bars, and grills.
12. Fire it up!
Followed the video instructions, it couldnGÇÖt have been easier.
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