Help with sourcing parts for S-330

[Willy C]

Hello nonweldable weber enthusiast,

I'm looking for some help. I have an S-330 that I picked up, I got the grill part working it's an NG to LP conversion via Manifold. Now just need to get the side burner.

1.) My side burner ignition wire is burned. Where can I find a replacement? Pictures attached.

https://www.amazon.com/Meter-Star-Electrode-Assembly-Replacement/dp/B0834KZ6RJ/?tag=tvwb-20

Will something like this work? Not much information.

2.) Where can I find a trivet? Anything works for me. I prefer the original but if can't find one I'm ok with anything that will fit.

Will this work? Anyone know the dimension?

Weber OEM Side Burner Grate

Qty. 1 x Weber OEM Side Burner Grate

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3.) Since this is an NG to LP conversion (I believe converted using manifold)

I have no heat shield in the cabinet. Thinking of using this to leave the tank on the outside. My concern is not having water pool at the bottom of the tank. I think these have some weep holes so it doesn't corrode the tank.

EZGO Plastic Propane Tank Holder - Ace Hardware

E-Z-GO is a propane tank holder and stabilizer that ensures a tank remains upright and secure during propane transportation, use, and storage. By design, a tank never touches the ground, this helps eliminate rusty rings, which protects tanks, decks, patios, and carports from any damage. EZGO...

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4.) How important to replace this heat shield piece?



Thank you,

Willy

 

[DanHoo]

1. You should be able to splice in a new wire. There is nothing special about the wire. The igniter is an old-style pushbutton peizo style. I'm guessing 18 or 20 gauge wire with a heat resistant shrink wrap near the connector.

2. Someone might have a spare trivet. I can check, but I don't think I do. Do you have the round disc that sits on top of the burner? Those tend to get lost in transport

3. and 4.

I would move the tank to the outside. I did that on mine. Given a choice I would have the tank outside.

Cliff notes:
- add a Silver B tank gauge
- move the hard line to the outside

Thread 'Outboarding the propane tank on a 2016 Genesis E330'

Dec 23, 2021

My E330 was converted from NG to LP.

I've been putting off cutting a hole in the floor so the propane tank would mount properly on the tank hanger / scale.

When I saw @JohnS FL restore his 2009 E310 and relocate the tank outboard on the RH side, I decided to move the tank outside on my E330.

Works great. I gain storage space inside and I plan to add a spare tank holder on the left hand side.



I moved the mount for the hardline to the outside.

• DanHoo
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[Willy C]

1. You should be able to splice in a new wire. There is nothing special about the wire. The igniter is an old-style pushbutton peizo style. I'm guessing 18 or 20 gauge wire with a heat resistant shrink wrap near the connector.

2. Someone might have a spare trivet. I can check, but I don't think I do. Do you have the round disc that sits on top of the burner? Those tend to get lost in transport

3. and 4.

I would move the tank to the outside. I did that on mine. Given a choice I would have the tank outside.

Cliff notes:
- add a Silver B tank gauge
- move the hard line to the outside

Thread 'Outboarding the propane tank on a 2016 Genesis E330'

Dec 23, 2021

My E330 was converted from NG to LP.

I've been putting off cutting a hole in the floor so the propane tank would mount properly on the tank hanger / scale.

When I saw @JohnS FL restore his 2009 E310 and relocate the tank outboard on the RH side, I decided to move the tank outside on my E330.

Works great. I gain storage space inside and I plan to add a spare tank holder on the left hand side.



I moved the mount for the hardline to the outside.

• DanHoo
• Replies: 50
• Forum: Weber Gas Grills & Griddles

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Hi Dan,

Thank you for your quick reply. I definitely looked at your threads and saw all the work you did. You were a life saver.

I live in New England, we can get some pretty bad storms. Are the clips strong enough to hold 40 MPH winds / snow storms?

I have the round disk, just can't find the trivet. If anyone has a spare and willing to sell to me I'd appreciate it.

Do you think a wire replacement is sufficient for the burner? it looks like the white piece is burnt. The wire is definitely loose and I tried to hold it up and trying to ignite it, but doesn't seem to work.

BTW Dan big fan of your work and information share throughout the forum!

Thanks,

Willy

 

[DanHoo]

I live in New England, we can get some pretty bad storms. Are the clips strong enough to hold 40 MPH winds / snow storms?

Not sure what clips you are referring to. The tank hanging on the gauge isn't going anywhere. I never use the thing that locks the tank down to the tank holder.

Do you think a wire replacement is sufficient for the burner? it looks like the white piece is burnt. The wire is definitely loose and I tried to hold it up and trying to ignite it, but doesn't seem to work.

It could be the igniter is bad. They sell a kit, though I've never needed one.

edit: and for the price, if I did need one I might just use a stick lighter.

Weber OEM Side Burner Ignition Kit For Summit 400, Summit 600, Genesis 320 & Genesis 330

Qty. 1 x Weber OEM Piezo Ignition Qty. 1 x Weber OEM Grounding Wire Qty. 1 x Weber OEM Side Burner Wire • Snap-fit piezo ignition • White coloured ground wire • Black coloured side burner wire • Mounting hardware & assembly instructions included • Fits Summit 400 manufactured between 2008-2017...

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They also list a wire, but that's an expensive piece of wire.

Weber OEM 13-Inch White Wire

Qty. 1 x Weber OEM 13-Inch White WireLength: 13"

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My last comment is, water is going to pool up inside the cabinet no matter what. Rain drips down the sides of the the lid, hit the frame and drips inside between the side of the frame and the cookbox. I have not found a way to keep the water out so no matter what you do that's something to deal with. My work around is to move the grill under a covered patio for the rainy season. I have a cover but that doesn't keep the moisture out.

 

[Willy C]

Thanks Dan. So I looked at the igniter it looks like it's sparking at the bottom of the white piece. Hence why it's burned at the bottom.

The igniter part for $40 is crazy. I'll stick with lighting it with a lighter.

Does anyone know how to disassemble the igniter piece and replace with an aftermarket? Was this done before?