How to replace bunner on weber 220 gas grill - Weber Q Grill

SOURCE: Can I replace the thermometer on my Weber Genesis

Lightly tap on the pointy end of the thermometer, and it should snap out of the bracket that holds it. Snap replacement into position...

SOURCE: New Tank won't light Weber Grill

Try checking the regulator, this is the round metal piece connected to the gas line. If this is not level flat the valve inside will not let propane flow through.

Remote Computer Rescue

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• Posted on May 03, 2010

SOURCE: Gas is not moving from tank to Weber silver grill

1. you need to shut off all the valves and disconnect the tank.
2. slowly open the tank valve and listen for gas escaping. (DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SMELL FOR THE GAS, THIS COULD PROVE HARMFUL TO YOUR HEALTH)
3. you are looking for a valve or connection that is clogged. if gas escapes from the tank the reconnect the tank and check at each connection.
4. if all connections are complete and functional, your problem may be at the burner itself. Using a push pin, **** the holes in the burner, paying attention to the amount of greasy build up.
5. If the level of build up is severe, remove the burners completely and soak them in a tub of concentrated dish soap and warm water. DO not use hot or cold water.
6. remember to shut the tank valve off in between each test cycle.
7. a clean grill is the key to keeping it functioning properly,
8. if you are having trouble getting the burners out, spray lighter fluid on the burners holes and light with a fireplace match, or rolled piece of paper.

SOURCE: How to replace ignition switch

where does the ignitor switch plug into ? genesis ....came unpluged

Curtis Sewell

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• Posted on Oct 27, 2012

SOURCE: have a type 6980 gas regulator not getting enough gas to the burner

Hi leonard4538

Regulators are notorious for doing just what yours is doing.
After sitting in the same position for a length of time they freeze in that position, then along comes a grain of sand, or other debris and blocks the gas flow.
Remove the regulator if possible, if not try it in place with the tank removed.
Get a plastic headed hammer and gently but firmly tap on the regulator, your trying to free up the diaghram inside.
After tapping and freeing the regulator diaphram reinstall and you will be good to go.
If this does not work, the replace the regulator as it is defective.
Some regulators are ajustable, if you have one of those then try to adjust the regulator, you will see a cap on top of the regulator, that is where the adjustment screw is located.
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