Weber Genesis Silver B Burner replacement
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Warning! Please turn gas off to the BBQ before you start.
Had my Weber for 18 years and it stays uncovered all year round throughout the summer and winter seasons. I started to experience uneven heating so I decided to change the burners. Found them online and they are compatible with Weber Genesis Silver B and C, Spirit 700 and Genesis Gold Gas Grills.
The only other items I have replaced are the flavour bars and the main grills. The igniter is still the original and does give me some grief in humid or rainy weather.
Filming and trying to maneuver with one hand was a bit of a challenge and the freezing cold temperatures didn't help either. I BBQ all year round so had no choice but to do it now in the middle of winter. Please note I initially installed the middle burner upside down, yeah the cold got to my brain, but I did correct it later on.
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Sept 2023 Update, there is an easier way to do this (thanks to those that provided feedback and you will hear me make note of it in my video on replacing the igniter). Remove the panel where the controls are to get direct access to the burner assembly. Simply pop off the 3 controls, remove 2 screws on the side and pop the panel up and out. This gives you better access to the burner assembly. As well, there is no need to remove the screws inside the BBQ as the old burner should slide right out and the new one right in. Kudos to my viewers on this tip.
Thank you for recording and posting this valuable educational video.
This video helped a lot in replacing my burners. Thanks for the walk through!
I've had my Silver B for over 20 years, and I bought it used back then. I've changed the burners twice.
I love this grill so much, I refuse to change it.
My kids, who grew up eating from that grill, have offered to buy me a new grill.
It's a "Hell No" for me.
They tease me because they know how much I love that grill.
I cook year round (snow, rain, tropical storm, etc...)
I powerwash and deep clean everything twice a year (Spring and Fall) and remove all the gunk inside.
Respect 👊
Best video out there for this. thanks for sharing
@@abedj1220 Thank you for the kind words
I have the same Weber Genesis Silver B natural gas... it's 23 1/2 years old! and still working... this thing doesn't owe me anything... lives outdoors 365 days a year... usually gets one good cleaning per year... I haven't bothered with a cover for the last 6 years or so as they are more trouble than they're worth... original flavorizer bars, twisted and deformed but functional... I upgraded to solid stainless rod grates about 8 or 9 years ago... the best thing about this model is the non-metal end tables with fold up extensions... As I have less space now I expect to shift to a Fuego Element soon.
I'm refreshing my 2012 Weber Genesis E-310 with new burners, hose, and regulator. These things are built like a tank and easily repaired and can last for decades with routine cleaning and maintenance. That's a PERFECT FLAME.
Mine is 18 years old. Thanks for the video. You did a great job.
I’m going to fix mine now because it’s clearly worth it.
Appreciate your comment.
Super helpful video. Thanks so much for doing this. Not sure I could have handled doing this in the cold like you did!
I have the exact same workhorse and it is about the same age. I got my burners in today. Thanks for doing this.
Bro, very proud of you to tackle this in such cold weather. Your instructions are awesome and I’m so appreciative of this video. I also have a Silver B and agree with you, best bbq I’ve ever owned. New burners for me with your help. Thanks so much!!
Thanks. I BBQ all year round throughout the winter and this BBQ has never let me down. New burners working like a charm.
If you take the plate off that the burner knobs stick through you can easily do EVERYTHING from the top...No need to stand on your head and work from underneath to take everything apart....There are two screws on the right side that hold the plate on.....Very, very simple that way.
Thank you taking the time to provide good tips. I had figured this out after I replaced the igniter. Definitely would have helped if I had know before. Sadly cold frozen my brain lol.
Thanks for doing this video. I just replaced the burners, following the video, and it works like new.
Hapoy to hear it helped.
our 2007 needs new lp burner tubes - thanks for this!!
Thanks for the video! Made it easy for me! - And since your grill is even dirtier than mine, I don’t feel so bad about it any more! 😂
Thats just nasty.. burn the crap off at high heat and use a brush
Thank you for this video. Helped us so much!
Thanks for this... excellent step by step video... Yours is very similar to the model we have. I wanted to take ours apart to properly clean the burners, not replace them as they are not (yet) rusted out.
A key safety point I would like to offer to DIYers... PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE be sure to purchase the right replacement burners. Not every burner is the same. You must buy either Natural Gas (NG) burners OR Liquid Propane (LP) burners depending which your BBQ runs on. The BBQ regulator flow pressures are different as are the sizes of the holes in the burners.
Thanks for the comments. Appreciate you sharing your safety tips. Very good point.
Perfect video....getting ready to head outside to do mine. It's 80F, so should be a little easier on the hands.
Your video saved me today!!! Thank you!!
Glad it helped.
I phoned Weber for parts , and he was not allowed to say it , but he said it . The new Webers don’t last as long -lol . I got mine in 2006 and it’s 2024 now ! . This will be the second purchase , flavour plates aswell. !
thanks for the video. Next time remove the control panel first, two Phillips on the right side; makes it a lot easier.
Thanks for the tip!
Thank you for the info 👍🏼
I have the same grill. The inner and outer tubes slide under the bolt/washer. No need for me to remove bolts. Replacing my original burners with Amazon burners today.
Yep!! Much easier than trying to remove rusted guidescrews
Nicely done.
Thanks!
great video - thanks now I'll hire some one ....
As other commented. You are making this way more difficult than necessary. D not have to take the screws out and the right side cover comes off with a few screws.
Thank you for your valued input. Always appreciate those that take the time to point things out to make things better and easier for all.
If you watch this video
THERE 2 THINGS TO DO DIFFERENTLY!!!
#-1 You Don’t need to remove the burner guide screws on the left side! The burners will slide out/in easily
#2- The control panel under the knobs can be removed to access the gas manifold and brackets below it..
This will save bending Down awkwardly as u disassemble the gas manifolds …!
Appreciate your feedback to help others. I did just that when I changed the igniter.
It's a whole lot easier if you remove the knobs up top and unscrew the face plate . You can see everything from the top . Easy peezy 😅😅😅
@@richielittlewood867 Agree. Realized that when I later replaced the igniter.
I found a way to save some work if you have a cutoff wheel or hack saw. I first removed the screws holding the burner ends. Then i cut off the last 4 or 5 inches. Then i was able to easily remove the burners from the right side. I was able to slide the new burners in from the right side without removing all the mounting hardware of the nozzels. Then i just had to wiggle them back in to the nozzels.
Thanks for sharing this helpful tip.
Do the tube air/gas mixture vents need to be adjusted after install? Or are they factory set?
I personally did not make any adjustments to anything after replacing.
Great video. I have a similar model that also needs the burners. I was going to order the same ones you had ordered but they are not genuine Weber burners. Doesn’t that detract from whole Weber mystique and makes it just like any old BBQ grill?
Before installing I adjusted the airflow regulators to match the old ones. After installation the flames are yellow instead of blue. Any suggestions?
Love how you never clean your grill 😂
Great video! Thanks! The new burner holes are quite a bit smaller than the original Weber design; did you notice a difference when grilling? These are clearly not original parts (Weber still use rectangular holes). Thanks.
Great observation. However I don't really notice a difference. I BBQ all year round and through the cold Canadian winters without an issue.
Before installing I adjusted the airflow regulators to match the old ones. After installation the flames are yellow instead of blue. Any suggestions?
Why don't people ever try a wire wheel on a drill?
Very helpful video. Thank you. However I'm having trouble connecting the metal hooks from the manifold. How did you do it?
If you remove the burner control cover it may be easier to work from the top. Checkout my igniter replacement video which does exactly that. Hope that helps.
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You helped a lot .i have a question (if you can help)where did you order the parts ? and the product description ? i cant find it on Amazon Thanks
Thanks for the feedback. I purchased on Amazon but that item is currently unavailable. A similar item available today is www.amazon.ca/GFTIME-Stainless-Burner-Replacement-Genesis/dp/B015FXEKDY
Would a girl be able to do this??
Also I just need to replace the pipe that goes vertical on the far left. I've had my Weber since 1999. It's 25 years old. Looked at some brand new ones today. I like my old one better.
But HOW did you remove the bolts? This is my issue and you, sadly, skipped that part. Mine are extremely rusty. Thanks for any help!
I've seen other videos where it says not to. The burner end just rides around it to stay in place. But I haven't tried mine yet.
What I did was clean off all the grease and any debris from the top of the screws. Then I used an 8 mm socket (which is less likely to strip the head of the screw) and to my surprise they came loose rather easily. I was expecting a challenge since there is always that one bolt or screw that just doesn't want to cooperate. You can try something like PB Blaster or any other type of penetrating oil.
Disgusting filthy grill, he should be ashamed of himself
@@sopromondo3262 You don't need to remove the screws on the left side of the firebox. The burner ends just slide under them. I discovered this yesterday while trying to replace the burners on my 2002 Genesis B grill when I couldn't get one of the screws out and after Googling about it, found a Weber forum that stated that you didn't need to remove them. Sure enough, I was able to slide the old burners out and the new burners in without removing those screws.
@@gregbarrett1515 I am always open to suggestions on doing things easier so thankyou for taking the time to comment. This will also help others.
Grill wouldnt rust as bad if ya deep clean it at the end of grill season before covering
Managed to get 20 years out of the original burners and I BBQ all year round which includes cold snowy winters up here in Canada, So I really can't complain. Not many things last 20 years now a days.
My crossover burner is not working. I cleaned it but still not luck. Should I just replace the crossover burner and see what happrns?
If the rest of the burners are still good and the cross over is showing signs of rotting you can start by replacing just that. I replaced the entire burner assembly because all the burners showed signs of rotting.
@@sopromondo3262 How do you just replace the crossover burner without taking it apart?
I have the exact one!!! Works great!! Fixing her up! And yep! Time to get a boyfriend!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I haven’t The handy man gift!!!!🤣And on the serious note, how much to fix up in regards to just buying a new one?
Parts cost me about $33 plus tax Canadian back in Jan 2022.
Have you found a source for a control valve for a Genesis Silver B (or C which I have)? I can only locate a 36400 which has threads on the outside and doesn't fit my grill.
Hi Peter. I have not had to replace a gas valve yet so haven't spent any time looking for this. Hopefully you can find just the valve as I have seen the complete gas manifold assembly but it's not cheap.
Weber part number for entire manifold is 62183
@@sopromondo3262 Thanks for your replies! Found the manifold for just under $200.
@@pturner13 I think I may need the manifold also. Is that the panel that has the 3 gas rcontrol knobs> I am replacing the burners but is the gas flow that is really the problem. will see
Thanks all. I replaced the manifold and “Im cooking with gas!” 😊
Hi, link to the product please?
I bought on Amazon.ca but currently unavailable. Alternate is a.co/d/eIn7E1q
I bought the Weber product online and about $70 Looks exactly the same
Need Weber genesis silver igniter replacement