I’m restoring a 98 Genesis and am in need of a rocker switch assembly (including the rectangular bracket). I believe the original part was 92510 (switch) and 92515 (bracket). I would alternatively be interested in the newer, but compatible, version (Part 87456). I can’t seem to find any available online. Thanks very much.
Wanted: Weber Genesis 1000 Rocker Switch Assembly
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Steve Hoch
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I wish you would have seen my thread about new ones for sale on eBay a few days ago. The guy had four genesis rockers and bezels. He also had the newer rounded style which I also think was discontinued. Anyway, I'm sure someone has a decent used one they will part with.
Newbie here, found the forum while looking for the unavailable rocker switch assembly. Do you still have one you would be willing to part with? Thanks, Mike
Joe Anshien
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If not you can 3D print your own at a library. It cost me under $4. Here are the files
Hey Joe, you have an update on how that worked out for you? Has the PLA held up ok?
For background, we chewed thru this topic a while back:
Does anyone know a good source for old school igniter or rocker switches????
See link https://www.grillparts.com/weber/categorylist.asp?product_id=9251015 This is the one part I just never have enough of...and they are often so brittle that I break the frame :( Beyond donor grills the only thing I see on line is the more modern version which is fine but I cant pay $20...
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Joe Anshien
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No long term update - I think I sold it off with a grill. It did work fine after a little trimming.Hey Joe, you have an update on how that worked out for you? Has the PLA held up ok?
For background, we chewed thru this topic a while back:
Does anyone know a good source for old school igniter or rocker switches????
See link https://www.grillparts.com/weber/categorylist.asp?product_id=9251015 This is the one part I just never have enough of...and they are often so brittle that I break the frame :( Beyond donor grills the only thing I see on line is the more modern version which is fine but I cant pay $20...
Thanks for sharing Joe and Ed. I went to my computer a few days ago to get one of my tasks off my list: "obtain new ignitor rocker switch assembly" and LOL I came across this thread on printing them. It was too much to digest at the moment, but I have since read it. If nothing more simple materializes for me, I suppose taking some files to a library is an option. Bottom line: that task is turning out to be sticky on my list. : oHey Joe, you have an update on how that worked out for you? Has the PLA held up ok?
For background, we chewed thru this topic a while back:
Does anyone know a good source for old school igniter or rocker switches????
See link https://www.grillparts.com/weber/categorylist.asp?product_id=9251015 This is the one part I just never have enough of...and they are often so brittle that I break the frame :( Beyond donor grills the only thing I see on line is the more modern version which is fine but I cant pay $20...
Joe Anshien
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Your welcome. Call your library and ask. I was able to email the files in and they emailed back when it was done to pick it up. Could not be easier. Your mileage may vary.
DanHoo
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I just looked up my local library and found this:
Rules for 3D Printing
Rules for 3D Printing
- Printing is free! There is no charge for materials or time, though donations are welcome.
- You may print one project per month, print time not to exceed four hours per library card.
- You must have a current El Dorado County Library card, in good standing, to print or to pick up a completed project. Need a card? Download the adult application or the children's application and bring it to the library during open hours with a valid photo identification.
- All print projects must be approved by a 3D Print Lab library staff member or volunteer.
- The library reserves the right to refuse any print requests.
- You may not use the Library's 3D printers to print:
- material prohibited by law or by library 3D Print Lab guidelines
- weapons, weapon parts, or weapon models
- inappropriate content
- print jobs exceeding allotted time, depending on library branch
Bruce
TVWBB 1-Star Olympian
I gotta find me one of these libraries.
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