2015 Performer Find

[Ron De Hoogh]

Grate score, congrats! My SNS lives in my Performer also.

 

[Richard Garcia]

Scott: Nice job; and how did you go about cleaning-out the burner tubes which are connected to the propane cylinder?

 

[Scott Lester]

Scott: Nice job; and how did you go about cleaning-out the burner tubes which are connected to the propane cylinder?

I found a small stiff bristled plumbing adjustable snake from local Dollar General, worked like a charm.

 

[Scott Lester]

Scott: Nice job; and how did you go about cleaning-out the burner tubes which are connected to the propane cylinder?

 

[Richard Garcia]

Scott: Thanx for the reply and were the burner tubes very dirty? Around a year a ago I bought a new Weber Performer Deluxe for $550.00 here in Costa Rica which I still consider money well-spent! The Weber Manual states that you should do a burner tube clean-up yearly, so, I will go at-it this afternoon.

 

[Scott Lester]

Scott: Thanx for the reply and were the burner tubes very dirty?

Mine were not from what I could tell

 

[Kyle in Woodstock]

Scott: Thanx for the reply and were the burner tubes very dirty? Around a year a ago I bought a new Weber Performer Deluxe for $550.00 here in Costa Rica which I still consider money well-spent! The Weber Manual states that you should do a burner tube clean-up yearly, so, I will go at-it this afternoon.

You can also use a bottle brush to clean the burner tube.
They usually aren't too dirty. I've bought a few Performers and the igniter wasn't working. Turned out to be dust and spiderwebs inside the burner tube....little scrubbing with bottle brush and worked like new.

I'd say if you are frequently using your grill, then not much need to clean it if it's working.


Something cheap like these work


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08SW6DKB3/?tag=tvwb-20

 

[Jack Waldhelm]

Nice job, Scott!