Weber 7506 Stainless-Steel Burner Tube Set

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Product Feature

• Replacement burner tubes for Weber gas grills
• Fits Weber models Genesis 1000 to 5500, Genesis Gold and Platinum (pre-2002), and Platinum I and II
• Made of stainless steel; durable; long-lasting
• Includes 3 stainless-steel burner tubes, 1 crossover tube, hardware, and instruction sheet
• Genuine Weber replacement part

Product Description

Stainless steel replacement burner tubes fits Genesis 1000-5500 grills, Genesis Gold and Platinum grills (before 2002), Platinum I and II series gas grills.

Weber 7506 Stainless-Steel Burner Tube Set Review

My girlfriend's family has a Weber Genesis they purchased in 1988. I was tired of the hot spot in the rear and decided to replace the burner tube set. After some research, we ordered the tubes for pre-2002 models.

The tubes arrived in official Weber packaging and fit like a glove. The Weber works like new.

The kit included shoulder bolts to replace the manifold mount bolts. Interestingly, the instructions never mentioned the bolts and give the impression the existing set are easily removed. NOT! They must be drilled out since their exposure to high heat has bonded them to the Weber housing.

After some experimentation, I found a way to remove the existing rusty tubes without drilling out the bolts on the manifold mount. Here is how:

0) follow the instructions up to the point they tell you to remove the manifold mounting bolts. DO NOT REMOVE THEM. They will break and have to be drilled out.

1) slide all three bars as snugly as possible against their respective manifold valves.

2) while pressuring downward on the manifold assembly near the valves [NOTE: do not bend the mount...just pressure it] lift the crossover bar up so all three tubes deflect upwards and pull them away form their manifold mounts. I found it easiest to remove the center bar first, then pulled the rear tube up and released it from the cross tube. Whenever you need to release a tube from its manifold valve, pressure downward on the manifold assembly and maneuver the other end of the tube.

3) as you slide out the tubes, rotate them 90 degrees so their flat ends fit through the slotted holes on the side of the Weber housing. [NOTE: much easier to do without the tank and tank mount in the way]

4) slide new tubes into place and attach cross tube [NOTE: front tube, rear tube, and cross tube vent holes should face inward and the cross tube tab should be facing downward--center tube vent holes should face upward].

5) pressure downward on manifold assembly and attach middle tube.

6) pressure downward on manifold assembly and attach front tube.

7) while pulling up on cross tube, maneuver the center tube into to tab. It takes some angling and rotation.

8) pressure downward on manifold assembly and attach rear tube. [NOTE: reattach tank mount and tank if they were removed]

Now follow remaining instructions to reassemble and test.

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