Replacing your Weber Genesis grill burner tubes the easy and cheaper way.
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- My burner tubes after 12 years were rusted out and needed replacement. I found some aftermarket stainless steel replacements that work great. I will show you how to replace these parts without taking most of the grill apart.
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Gary THANK YOU SO MUCH for this video! My husband was able to replace our burners WITHOUT having to take the grill apart. You saved him TONS of time and frustration. Thanks again, you are a LIFESAVER! :).
FYI, he was able to get the screws removed with a little WD-40 and turning the screw right and left (even though the nut head was badly deteriorated) to loosen it with a large straight slot screwdriver.
Fantastic. So get those steaks on the grill!!!
Your video saved me hours of work. Burner replacement was very easy, and the new burners worked perfectly. 😊
EXCELLENT VIDEO! Ordered the same parts from Amazon, was able to remove the set screws thanks to a little WD-40, and replace WITHOUT taking the whole grille apart!! Whole operation took just about 20 minutes.... Thanks again!
Great video! We were able to replace the burners on our Genesis grill following your demonstration.
Fantasic!! Did you have issues with the screws holding down the burners?
@@GaryQuiring Ours were in better shape than yours luckily and came off with a socket.
Thank you for this video. I have been in a leg cast and not able to take apart the grill as depicted in the instructions provided with the replacement burner tubes. I was able to easily replace my burner tubes today. Thanks again!
Amazing thanks very much for the great help!!!
Awesome video, thanks for the info. I didn't want to take the whole grill apart.
FYI, spinning the screws out with vice-grips was a whole lot easier than trying to cut steel off of the screw heads.
I had tried that, the screw head disintegrated into small bits.
Thanks so much for the detailed instruction!
Very helpful, thank you😊
Your right you don't need the screws but maybe try vice grips or a grinder .worked for me.
Thank- you so very much for the great detailed instructions, so I didn't need to take the whole bbq apart! 😊
I replaced all three burners and surprisingly was able to get two of the rusted screws out with pliers.
One of the burners has an orange flame, the rest are blue (as is correct) did I do something wrong?
Thank you. Saved me at least half an hour. New tube from Amazon (quilimetal with screws) lit up perfectly real quick.
These are covered under the lifetime warranty and Weber would have sent you new ones for free.
There is no lifetime warranty on the burner tubes, it's 10 years. My grill is 12 years old. Have you actually tried to use their warranty, it takes numerous calls and is very frustrating. Not worth the hassle.
www.bbb.org/us/il/palatine/profile/bbq-supplies/weber-stephen-products-llc-0654-14008294
Yes mine I over 10 years old. Just called yesterday. Sent a picture of the flame color and they are sending me new ones. They are also sending new triangular shaped covers all at no cost. Burners, grate, and the lid and bottom half are all covered in the lifetime warranty. Gave them the serial number and that’s all they needed. Was very easy process.
I am having the same problem with those screws. Thanks for the help in getting the tubes loose. I will try it tomorrow
Those screws were a PITA. After I made the video I think the best way would probably be a screwdriver and hammer. Chisel off the side of the screw flange so the burner comes out. You can leave the center of the screw in there.
@@GaryQuiring Got it! I actually try a method of bending the edge of the tube that goes over the screw and then remove it that way without messing with the screw. i dont want to bend my new ones so il try to chizek the screw
good video very helpful thank you.