Title: Restore and Repair Your Weber Grill - Flavorizers, Burners, Grates, and Ignition! - Koopman Blog
Headings: Restore and Repair Your Weber Grill – Flavorizers, Burners, Grates, and Ignition!
Restore and Repair Your Weber Grill – Flavorizers, Burners, Grates, and Ignition!
Matthew Hersee
The Grill
Giving That Grill a Refresh
Ignition
Burners
Flavorizer Bars and Grates
Cleaning the Knob Panels
Wrap Up
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Content: Reattach the locking nut under the grill to secure the burners in place. Reattach the control panel and put the cooking grate, flavorizer bars, and propane tank back in place. Reattach the propane gas regulator to the valve and turn it back on. Flavorizer Bars and Grates
The flavorizer bars and grates are “plug ‘n’ play” components that need only be removed and replaced, but while we’re in there we’re going to do a little TLC. Remove the old grate and flavorizer bars with a gloved hand and, if they can’t simply be cleaned with a grill brush, toss them out. While you have the grill open take a grill brush to the sides of the grill and the burners (if not being replaced), as well as a shop vac to clean out the years worth of food and gunk that is probably lining the inside of your grill. Pop on your new flavorizer bars and grates and you’re done! We recommend “seasoning” your bars, by cooking something delicious on the grill (brats, burgers, oily vegetables) and use a grill pad to rub the grease/oils into the grates. Just take a look at the new bars compared to the old ones. We have a clear winner here!