Uniflasy 69785 18 Inch Grill Burner for Weber Spirit I & II 200 Series Spirit E-210 E-220 Spirit S-210, S-220 Gas Grills with Up Front Control Tube Pipe 304 Stainless Steel

I was having problems with the two right secondary burners turning on. Finally the main one would not light sufficiently. The old bars were oxidized and had huge holes in the main tube.I removed all old parts and swapped them out with this replacement. Works perfectly. Should get many great years of usage with this. Solid build and everything fit well.

I recently replaced the OEM burners on my Weber Genesis grill with this no-name alternative. The ratings were strong and I found the quality to be comparable to the old Weber burners I took out. They fit perfectly in my grill and the grill fired up nicely after the replacement. The instructions included with these burners were excellent. Great choice and save some $$ too.

5 year old Weber Spirit grill. This burner kit price is low enough to make replacement worth while. It sat around until I had a chance to clean the grill and replace the burners. I expected this would be a pain but had well written instructions (didn’t need though) and very well built. Tubes are solid and even had the burner tube screws! Removed the old set screws (2) using vice grips after multiple try’s with socket, flathead screwdriver… Once the old assembly was out, I brushed the grill internals with a brass brush, cleaned well and began reassembly which took about 2-minutes.Notes:1. You do not need to remove the front panel if the grill is accessible from underneath the control section.2. Reattaching the spark assembly required bending the guides on the burner tube. This was done by inserting a flat blade screwdriver into the guide a flexing slightly upward. Doesn’t need much.

Installed these on my Neighbors Weber Spirit 3-burner Grill. Pulled the front off like instructions stated so you don't have to mess with the corroded screws at the back of the burners. The Burners slide out fine. Job was pretty simple. Since the new burners are a bit short in length, you can force them towards and front of the Grill and they almost drop down at the back. I don't know if this is a good idea but I Super glued them at the front where the manifold connects. I didn't adjust the flame color as it was bright outside and difficult to seen the flame color. Pretty inexpensive repair as the old Burners had the crossover tube rotter out badly.

After 3 years of use, my Weber Spirit II 3-burner grill was looking pretty sad. The bars and burner tubes were coated with burned-on residue, and some of the metal had begun to corrode. I tried to clean it up, but only succeeded in making things worse, as the second burner tube simply stopped lighting.Rather than buy a new one, I rolled the dice on this set of parts that were not made by Weber. Much to my surprise, all of the components look like they are made at least as well as the originals. Even more surprising, they were all an exact match to the original designs and fit the grill perfectly. It was a bit of work to install them, as you have to take the whole grill apart. And getting the igniter assembly off of the original burner tube was a bit tricky. But once I got it all put back together, the grill works flawlessly. And the instructions that came with this kit were quite good - much better than most of the instructions you get these days from aftermarket companies. So if you're looking to revive your Weber grill, this is an excellent way to do it!

I replaced the burner (and igniter) in my 20-year-old grill, and it seems to make it work like new for a grand total of $40. A couple of very minor negatives. First, the directions exist but are not great. I found Youtube helpful on this. Second, it came with bolts that I did not really need to replace (and in fact I couldn't dislodge one of them so just kept the old one) but it did not include the screws that I actually needed because they sit in the grill box next to the flame and, after 20 years, my old ones were very far gone -- I almost couldn't remove them and definitely needed to replace them. Other than that, all was really great. If you are considering this replacement, it is well worth it.

I have a Weber Spirit E310. I rarely have have to replace any parts because Weber simply makes good products. The burners will wear out eventually on any grill and it was time for me to replace them. I looked at OEM, but they were 3 times the price. From what I can tell, these are similar or maybe the same as the OEM ones I took out. The fit was perfect and they appear to actually be stainless steel. Some product descriptions that claim "stainless steel" are absolutely false. Like painted steel is stainless steel... nope. Or galvanized steel is stainless steel... nope. These appear to be actual stainless steel.Now for the installation tip. I think Weber could improve their design of their grill. Burners will wear out and need to be replaced so why use a flimsy screw to hold in the burners??? Mine were rusted and couldn't be removed with out drilling them out. That's a huge pain and most people just don't have the tools to drill out and remove a rusted screw. Instead, leave the three screws in place and slide the burner under the existing screws. The kit comes with new screws, but I absolutely could not get my old ones off.Removing the front cover isn't too bad. Just pull the knobs off. Remove the screws under the knobs. Pull the two wires from the ignitor, undo the 4 screws holding the front plate on and finally, remove the two bolts that hold the front panel bracket. There are some videos on how to do this. I just figured it out as I went.Hope this is helpful. I've only done a test burn at this point. I'll know in a few years whether buying non-OEM was a good idea or not.

Works as described. great burners. easy install

These parts fit perfectly into my Weber Spirit bbq. The instructions that came with it were very good so installation was pretty easy if you take your time and are careful. The original Weber parts rusted out after 9 years and the quality of these parts appear to be better than the original parts so I'm glad they have extended the life of my bbq.

Fits perfectly to my Weber Spirit 210 at a fraction of the cost! Took me 5 minutes to install and my burners are brand new! My BBQ is fully working against. I highly recommend these replacement parts.

Eight years into th original BBQ parts and they were in immediate need for a change out.These fit perfectly and are very good quality. The change out has breathed new life into my Weber... maybe for another 8 years!

This fits my Spirit II perfectly. The only issue I had was that the cross piece ends were a bit too big to fit into the holes on the side tubes. A bit of pinching the ends and they fit with no trouble. My bbq was not getting hot before I replaced with this. Now there is lots of heat getting through

direct replacements and they are as good as the original