Funny I found this video today. A neighbor a few blocks away left a 2 burner (E210) out at the curb. The guts were mostly gone, no grates, flavor bars, no drip tray and the burner tubes were partially rusted through. Ordered those parts from Amazon. I cleaned it up inside with some oven cleaner, left it to soak overnight, then hit it with the pressure washer. I paint-corrected the door and lid, then ceramic coated it. I removed the thermometer and Weber emblem, polished those up, too. It looks almost totally new and cost about $110 total to get working. The igniter wasn't functioning but that turned out to be a missing battery. We've cooked on it the past 3 nights and it has been flawless. This is a $450 grill so it's the neighbor's loss, I guess...

Thanks mate. This really helped me figure out how to take the old burners out. I now have nice new burners in my grill. Give it a run tonight.😊

My exact grill, same issues. Used the link to buy the parts too. Thanks for the detailed video. Great stuff

You’re a calm teacher.

Thank you so much for this video! The interior parts of my grill were literally rusted to the point of disintegration. But with your video, I had the confidence to replace all the interior parts myself and now the grill works better than it has in years!

Great video Handydad. Clear and concise. Videos like your and others that get to the point are always appreciated. Thanks again!

Just a bit of advice. Run a bead of clear silicone along the bottom seem on the outside and inside cabinet where the lags attach to the bottom shelf. This grill has a tendency to rust there. Because water gets in the seem. Even with the cover (Weber cover) I found the rain will bounce back from the deck or patio. I have had mine since 2012 and had to replace the bottom once. But that’s the only down fall to this grill. I am a Weber fan for life.

Wow that’s a alltimer free grab. Those grills are the best.

Put the grates in a garbage bag, spray them with oven cleaner. Let them sit in the sun for a day, then scrub with Scott pad and now you have clean grates

Thank you so much! I ordered the kit on your site and it worked perfectly. I have exactly that same grill so I was able to follow the instructions step-by-step as I watched the video. My husband was shocked when the very first time I turned it on it lit like a brand new grill! It took me a total of an hour and a half, and would’ve been less except for those pesky screws. Thank you for the comment about the back screws not really achieving anything because I could only take one of them out. But as you said they really are more like a brace. So for about $55 plus an hour and a half I saved us over $600 or more on a new grill!

Hey Thanks. I looked for an hour on Weber's site and google to see how the igniter came off the tube. Cleaned burner tubes and ordered new.

I am overhauling my 12 yr old Weber Spirit E-310 this weekend, too. I am replacing the burners and flavorizer bars as well and I JUST ordered the kit from uniflasy, too lol. My grill is different though, the burner controls are off to the righthand side of the grill. Thanks for this video it will come in super handy.

Thank you. Because of this video I was able to complete the same setup very easy.

Great video. Real. Simple. And to the point.

Thank you! I have this but with the extra burner “sear zone”. Also worth upgrading to steel in the grates , the porecelin coated ones go bad after 2 years but you can call Weber and get free replacement with in 2 years on them and the flavorizer bars and burners. I got them but decided to just go all steel for grill, flavor isles and warming rack.

Great video. I’ve cleaned those grates using vinegar, baking soda & dish soap. Let them soak for 2 hours then use a scrubber or a new wire brush attachment at the end of a drill.

Those burners had 8 years left in them. A couple times a year I just take a small wire brush and clean off any rust or anything else that may be encroaching on the holes of the burners where the gas comes out. Runs perfect after.

Thank you for making the repair installation so much easier, Chris! Went as per video, contrary screw & all, (yes I had one too)?! All the best, Rola (Oregon)

Those original burners looked to be in very good condition. Should have just cleaned them with a soft bristle wire brush. Good video.

Hey, very good video on the E 310 grill. I have the same grill and did basically the same thing except I did not need burner bars. Great grill and works great. Thanks

Thank you!!!! I had to loosen the front piece because my back bolts are just nice rusty gobs - but I did it!!! It works!

FANTASTIC, easy to follow video!! THANKS!!

Nice video! From my experience, I would never want stainless steel grates -- they will rust just as fast as if they were carbon steel. I give the cast iron grates on my Spirit grill a quick scrub with a piece of Scotch Bright pad before I cook, and they're good to go.

Cleaning grill plates: Warm the plates for a few minutes, then spray with straight vinegar. Allow to soak for several minutes. Ball up a fair size wad of aluminum foil and rub the grates like it was a scrubber. It scrapes all surfaces, including between the rungs. Do both sides and they look like new.👍

The burners don’t look so bad. Some steel wool or a wire brush/drill attachment might have cleaned those up. I see your point though - why not start with new elements. Thanks for sharing.

Nice job and instruction sir !

And thank you very much

I did the exact same thing a few years ago, but it was a Genesis 300 that my neighbor left out. Everything is working great now, minus the igniter. The assembly is in a little metal box, and it’s completely rusted to the grill body. I tried and tried, but couldn’t get it off. I just use a long stick lighter to light the thing.

Great vid! I've gone through most of this with warranty parts from Weber. I'm now replacing my porcelain coated flavorizer bars and grates with stainless steel. Any thoughts on how to get rust stains out of the side tables?

Very helpful video. Thank You !!

Did my Weber today and had to use vice grips on the same screw.

Can anyone please tell me what size screws hold the burner tubes to the frame? My kit didn’t come with any and my old ones are shot to hell

I was hoping to avoid taking the front panel apart but I couldn’t get those 3 bolts out that hold the burner tubes down in the back… tubes could slide out toward the front,.. had to pull manifold back to get new burners in

The screws holding in my burner tubes are so rusty I can’t get them out!

Also had a neighbor that gave me the bigger Weber Genesis II that she had bought for her now kicked out ex boyfriend 😂😂😂. My wife asked why I expected it. I told her a free nearly $1100 grill??? Why the hell wouldn’t I. 😂😂😂

I have a small Weber grill and I have to replace the igniter

I need to buy this kit what reference ist for the sen grill please

If I just want to replace the burners, do I need to take off the knobs and front cover?

When ordering I see there’s different sizes to choose from like 3.5 or 2.6 what measurement is that for?

Surprised you didn’t check the battery in the igniter before replacing it.

I have put my grills into my oven and ran a self clean.

I thought stainless steel did not rust?

cover the grates with aluminum foil and put the grill on 500