20 Most Recent Weber Genesis Silver A Grill - Page 3 Questions & Answers

Yes the best option for just for you is to buy a new burner,tube kit and a new manifold kit because all the things that you said you removed from the burner must have caused alot of rust on the burner and if you keep welding the burner there will still be linkage after awhile so the best thing is just for u replace the burner.

You might have air block. When turning off the grill, leave one burner on and shut the tank valve.
When grill cools, close the remaining valve. When restarting the grill, open the tank valve, then the start burner, then the igniter. When first burner is going, open remaining two valves to preheat the grill.

This has worked on two different grills.

Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

you may have a defective main gas control valve, the round silver looking thing, that the gas hose connects to.

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The new style tanks have a safety feature inside them that won't allow the gas to come out if the pressure drops too fast. Thank you Ralph Nader. Remove the tank from the grill. Open up all the controls and close them all back tight. Re install the tank onto the grill and SLOWLY open the tank just a hair. Then retry. More HERE If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/dan_73bbd84fe1d95b61

Try Lowes or Home Depot

You can call Weber they will send you a new manifold if its still under warranty free if not you pay for it

Check burner kit inside grill. Spray connections with soapy water and watch for bubbles. Do not leave on for long because of gas build up.

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replace the regulator hose

try a new regulator

the manual for the B version is already on Fixya. It's similar to the A version of the grill, it should help you out.
http://www.fixya.com/support/p56095-weber_genesis_silver_b_ng_grill/manual-17836

check for rust/debris on the nozzles (these are small screws with single hole in them inside of the burner, clean the burner, dissassembly and clean the valves on the grill NOT ON THE BOTTLE!

this should solve the problem, alternatively, if burner was not used for long time, regulator maybe stuck in this position and will need replacement.

check the burner tube for spiders and webs. Run a wire through the burner tube

Try replacing the hose and regulator, easy to do, and not very expensive.

More likely it is the regulator attached to the hose, replace the hose and regulator, easy to do and not very expensive. If this doesn't work, please let me know.

Try replacing the hose and regulator, not very expensive and pretty easy to do. If this doesn't work, please let me know.

replace the regulator

Bad starter you can get one at Home Depot! If that does not work it is a bad electrode!

Replace the regulator

Hello,
You may have turned the gas tank valve on too fast. Close it, disconnect it and reconnect it. Then very slowly turn the tank valve back on and only light one burner at a time. If this doesn't solve the problem, let me know by leaving another comment on this post and I'll dig deeper with you. Douglas