Pay attention to the cautionary "stickies" about converting. Don't believe anyone that tries to sell you a "kit" or tells you it's a simple orifice swap. It's not. Except for the side burner. That is easyI just picked up a used Weber Genesis 330 in excellent condition and need to convert it to propane. I’ve already sourced the manifold but am looking for a complete side burner assembly.
Just wanted to see if anyone had one laying around they wanted to part with.
Gotcha on that DM but for others that honestly works fineI am going to swap out the complete manifold with a new OEM one for the propane version of my model.
Can I just change out the orifice for the side burner? I didn’t find much info on that. If so that would be great.
Hi, I might have a propane one. Could you please send a picture of the grill to confirm.I am going to swap out the complete manifold with a new OEM one for the propane version of my model.
Can I just change out the orifice for the side burner? I didn’t find much info on that. If so that would be great.
I have both NG and LP E330 in my garage. I'll look tomorrow and post the differences, but they are different. At least orifices maybe the valves too.I just picked up a used Weber Genesis 330 in excellent condition and need to convert it to propane. I’ve already sourced the manifold but am looking for a complete side burner assembly.
Just wanted to see if anyone had one laying around they wanted to part with.
My 2 cents is swap the orifice on the side burner and if it is to hot, use a flame tamer.Thanks for checking!
Yep, I am checking but I think I have blank orifices so I am going to make him a new proper one if my blanks are the same. My plan is to hedge it just a little "over" so he has a little better performanceYou need all the flame you can get on those side burners. Any wind and they are nearly useless.