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Shout out to Weber Grills customer service
Posted on 3/7/22 at 11:09 am
Posted on 3/7/22 at 11:09 am
Have a 14 year old Summit natural gas grill that was beginning to have issues. I've been lighting the burners manually because the igniters don't always work. I took it all apart and realized that the support arms which hold the igniters for the burner were rusted out so there was no contact left to provide the spark. They are all part of the gas manifold. I also found the main cookbox was rusting out in places. I thought replacing all the worn parts was going to be close to the cost of a new grill - but figured I'd call anyway and compare to a new grill ($2500).
Called them up and they went through everything and asked me to send pictures. The offered to replace the cookbox under warranty. In my manual, the cookbox warranty is 10 years...so I'm well out of warranty.
I did have to pay for a new gas manifold and I decided to go ahead a replace some other parts which are probably fine, but would take some work to get back to near original condition. Parts list of my wants and needs was up around $600 to $700 - new gas manifold, new burner tubes, stainless steel grates and drip bars, some new knobs just for aesthetics...Guy on the phone compiled the list and then said "OK - Your total including tax is $314 and I'm shipping it all for free".
Still cost me a few dollars - but considering what I was expecting - I'm very happy.
Looking forward to my parts arriving and having an almost completely new grill.
Called them up and they went through everything and asked me to send pictures. The offered to replace the cookbox under warranty. In my manual, the cookbox warranty is 10 years...so I'm well out of warranty.
I did have to pay for a new gas manifold and I decided to go ahead a replace some other parts which are probably fine, but would take some work to get back to near original condition. Parts list of my wants and needs was up around $600 to $700 - new gas manifold, new burner tubes, stainless steel grates and drip bars, some new knobs just for aesthetics...Guy on the phone compiled the list and then said "OK - Your total including tax is $314 and I'm shipping it all for free".
Still cost me a few dollars - but considering what I was expecting - I'm very happy.
Looking forward to my parts arriving and having an almost completely new grill.
Posted on 3/7/22 at 4:22 pm to FuzzyBearE
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e the igniters don't always work
Every gas grill I ever owned
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a new grill ($2500).
Ohh...you buy the fancy ones. I guess for that price, you should expect the igniters to work.
Posted on 3/7/22 at 5:35 pm to FuzzyBearE
The older Webers are better built than the new ones.
Posted on 3/7/22 at 7:33 pm to FuzzyBearE
$2500 for a grill to last 14 years is impressive.
And only 300 to fix it up? Good product. Happy with the Genesis II I just got.
And only 300 to fix it up? Good product. Happy with the Genesis II I just got.
Posted on 3/7/22 at 8:15 pm to FuzzyBearE
Similar experience on my Genesis with 10 year warranty a few years ago.
They sent me a new cookbox, lid, and associated hardware under warranty.
A few hundred bucks in parts on my end I had a basically brand new grill.
Granted they no longer offer that kind of warranty but they definitely stand behind their product.
Gripe: The new caster wheels I bought fell apart after the first few uses and now I put a block of wood under the legs. Can't win em all.
They sent me a new cookbox, lid, and associated hardware under warranty.
A few hundred bucks in parts on my end I had a basically brand new grill.
Granted they no longer offer that kind of warranty but they definitely stand behind their product.
Gripe: The new caster wheels I bought fell apart after the first few uses and now I put a block of wood under the legs. Can't win em all.
Posted on 3/7/22 at 8:33 pm to FuzzyBearE
I have a Summit that’s 14-15 yrs old also. It all still works great and all still original parts. I had one igniter stop working for a bit but I did some cleaning and it’s been working since.
Great grill.
Great grill.
Posted on 3/7/22 at 9:06 pm to WilsonPickett
I have a old Weber silver grill. Still works great but I have replaced just about everything inside it once. Bought custom flavorizer bars and stainless grates off of eBay from a fabricator. Grill is 20 years old and still work fine. Home Depot had some clearance grills this week for the genesis 335 and 435 so I replaced my old working grill.
Posted on 3/7/22 at 10:07 pm to ItzMe1972
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The older Webers are better built than the new ones.
Like almost everything else.
Posted on 3/8/22 at 6:20 am to FuzzyBearE
This is good it hear, I need to call them too. I have a Weber Summit that has pretty much the same issues and need some love.
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