69787 Stainless Steel Burner

Fit my grill and worked well. Installation was straightforward.

Not sure of longevity as I have only had for a couple of weeks now. I use my grill almost daily and these burners seem to do the job. They replaced 8 year old OEM burners. I hope they last like OEM did, but price is great. Installed easily, but I did have to drill out a screw to remove the old burners. That’s no fault of this product though. I definitely recommend. I bought “used” and saved money. They weren’t used at all. I’d say someone ordered the wrong burner for their grill and just returned. I’d buy the “used” again.

Great product. My wife said just go buy another grill. Glad I didn’t! I priced the same kit at a major retailer This kit was nearly 1/2 the price! It’s heavy duty stainless steel and more than I expected. Our grill performs just as it did when brand new! The install took about 40 minutes. The learning curve and reading directions constituted most of the time. There really are not that many parts! Don’t be fooled by the low price, the quality is high.

Fit Weber grill well, o problems, appear to be more robust than originals.

These were a great replacement burner for my Genesis Silver B. They install just like the factory originals and seem to be comparable quality. I've had mine for a couple years now and expect them to last for a long time. Heating is nice and even and I haven't had to make any adjustments after replacing my factory original burners.

Perfect fit, works great!

I have a Weber Spirit E310. I rarely have have to replace any parts because Weber simply makes good products. The burners will wear out eventually on any grill and it was time for me to replace them. I looked at OEM, but they were 3 times the price. From what I can tell, these are similar or maybe the same as the OEM ones I took out. The fit was perfect and they appear to actually be stainless steel. Some product descriptions that claim "stainless steel" are absolutely false. Like painted steel is stainless steel... nope. Or galvanized steel is stainless steel... nope. These appear to be actual stainless steel. Now for the installation tip. I think Weber could improve their design of their grill. Burners will wear out and need to be replaced so why use a flimsy screw to hold in the burners??? Mine were rusted and couldn't be removed with out drilling them out. That's a huge pain and most people just don't have the tools to drill out and remove a rusted screw. Instead, leave the three screws in place and slide the burner under the existing screws. The kit comes with new screws, but I absolutely could not get my old ones off. Removing the front cover isn't too bad. Just pull the knobs off. Remove the screws under the knobs. Pull the two wires from the ignitor, undo the 4 screws holding the front plate on and finally, remove the two bolts that hold the front panel bracket. There are some videos on how to do this. I just figured it out as I went. Hope this is helpful. I've only done a test burn at this point. I'll know in a few years whether buying non-OEM was a good idea or not.

I am really amazed how easy the replacement of the burners were for my grill the instructions easily to follow my original burners were finally not grilling properly like a true Weber grill should so I replaced the burners and also added new flavor bars to protect my new burners and my grill now is working just like the very first day well made burners for an absolutely great price