This is a Genuine Manufacturer Sourced replacement part used on a variety of Weber Grills. This is a Metal (Aluminum) assembly used to prevent drippings and food particles from marring your deck or patio.
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Grill pan
Perfect fit great price
Guest - October 3, 2020
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Super simple - super helpful
This arrived on time, in perfect condition and was very simple to drop in. Grilled that night!
Guest - November 12, 2020
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Weber grease catch pan
Satisfied with part and service, Would order again,
Guest - March 25, 2021
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Just what I needed
This is just what we needed. It took a bit longer to get here than I expected, but everything else was painless. Thanks!
Guest - April 5, 2021
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Parts fit perfectly
I needed a new drip pan for my Webber grill as the old one disappeared. The one i ordered from eReplacements Parts fit perfectly and is excellent quality.
i would not hesitate to order from them again.
Guest - May 17, 2021
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Glad to have the right replacement part for the grill.
Arrived quickly and fit perfectly.
Guest - June 7, 2021
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Part very good
This item was great. I would order again if ever needed.
Guest - June 22, 2021
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Weber Grill Part Perfect
Our Weber Grill is back in business. Thanks, guys.
Guest - July 3, 2021
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Fits like the original
Very satisfied with replacement part. Delivery was quicker than expected.
Guest - September 3, 2021
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Grill Repair
The part was delivered very quickly, it fit perfectly and the price was very competitive. Now, I can grill again with grease dripping all over the place!
Guest - November 23, 2021
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I have a twenty year old Weber grill that has never been inside. It was in need of attention. Over the years all that I done to it was replace a crossover tube and the flavorizer bars. I thought about replacing it with either a new Weber or another cheaper grill. First, understand I love my Weber!! I decided that a cheaper grill just woul
... Read moredn\'t do. I decided that I wouldn\'t purchase a new Weber, rather rebuild the one I had.
I stripped it down, cleaned it well, power washed it, repainted the black areas with high heat and satin paint. The last step was to install all new parts, tables burners, etc. I got to keep a grill I know well and love for less than the cost of a new Weber AND less than the cost of a cheaper grill.I doubt that this is possible with many other appliances.Did I say that I love my Weber? You will too. Thank you Weber for a great product and thank you eReplacementParts for having everything I needed.
Open door underneath grill. Set drip pan in place. Close door.
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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.
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