Search results

Jon, you might be interested in this article in Scientific American. "At room temperature, the thermodynamically stable crystal structure of 304 stainless steel is body centred cubic (bcc); nevertheless, the alloy's nickel concentration, as well as the small amounts of manganese (about 1...

All of the Genesis II models come with these, one way only, GBS grates over here (UK), even the 2 burner models still available from the 2018 line. For 2019, its only the Spirit II grills that come with what you call "the standard grates on all Genesis II models". To add to the confusion...

The photo in the link below is the porcelain enamelled cast iron grate from a 2019 model Genesis II SP-435. It can clearly only be used flat side up, and the circular segment is right over the sear station. I'm pretty sure the grate in the 335 model has the same limitation. So if that's their...

I did something similar a couple of times with my previous grill: no injuries, but darned annoying to get ready to fire the grill up, only to find the LP gas tank is empty because I forgot to turn it off last time, especially if it was a new tank and the spare hasn't been replaced yet. :mad...

Doesn't work with the gourmet BBQ grates in the larger Genesis II models. They only work flat side up... ...otherwise the central circular segment falls out.

Update. After a couple of failed attempts, Weber finally sent the correct knob today. For anyone with similar issues, the item is Product Code 66398.

I just got a new Genesis II SP-435, which seems to be a UK-only hybrid (other terms may be more apt) between the S-435 and the E-435 models supplied in the USA, in that it has the stainless steel trims of the S-435 and the enamelled grate of the E-435. No stainless steel grates here! :(...