Nice. So many people are not interested in fixing something because they believe the hype that their 'time' is worth so much more.... A little research, maybe an hour and half ordering and installing, and cleaning, and you've got a nice 800 dollar grill. Good job.
@@Challenged1 Or maybe there are some people who are a little nervous about attempting to fix something that uses a fuel which (if things are done incorrectly) can . . . you know . . . EXPLODE!
@@Challenged1 That's the extra bonus with fixing the Weber...or anything for that matter...you get that little extra bit of knowledge that will help you figure something else out faster on the next project. Pretty soon there's nothing you're afraid to tackle...👍🏼
Great video. I just did this to my Genesis S-330, but I converted from propane to NG. I got tired of having to keep going to get the propane tanks refilled.
Appreciate your video. I found an 8 yo Weber. While it was not as cheap as yours it was in great condition. Every thing works great post change to propane!
Well done video, thanks! And congrats on a great deal! Not to be a topper, but I got my Genesis with a cover for $37 at an estate sale. I just have to convert it! It has barely been used.
Great job describing this process. Also kudos for NOT trying to do what other people describe by drilling their own. Which seems dumb considering you actually need a SMALLER opening...not a larger one...LOL
Great video. I bought a spirit 315 for $20, yes $20. It still looks so good after I cleaned it. It was for LP, I removed the gas pipe and added a. New pipe with a valve for propane. I removed the orifices and replaced it with 0.9mm. So my flame is small but when I adjust the knobs the flame stays the same size unless I turn then past the ignite stage to close it then I can make the flame smaller. Is my orifices to small?
Hi Garrett. Can I assume that the numbers that are shown on your Orifice packets (ie #61, #63 and # 67) are the gauge of the holes. I have the same BBQ but neet to drill out some blank orifices Cheers Richard J
@@Challenged1 Thanks . We use metric in Australia but theres not a hugh difference between the gauges and the avaialble metric sizes Oh well heres hoping near enough is good enough. Its a pretty small difference. I am rounding down in all cases so it should be fine. I doubt the tolerances in the regulator pressure accuracy is within 10% so 0.04mm undersized orifice should be ok. I can start smaller and enlarge based on evidence cheers Richard
Do you have the link to the exact kit that you used? or did you buy the orifices separately? I have this same S330 that I need to convert from NG to Propane.
Interesting, I just replaced the burners on my E-330 LP and they were not circular as your new ones are, they were rectangular like the existing burners. I don't remember reading about adjusting the air shutter but I may have just missed that. Good video. What did you find that worked on removing the exterior carbon?
So I changed the orifices and basically adjusted my air intake to pretty much fully closed but I’m getting a huge flame still. Any advice? And yes I doubled checked the orifices I bought and checked with the seller on eBay to confirm they were correct
Hi. Have a question. I have a napoleon grill and can’t find the parts to switch it to propane. I was going to try filling it will job weld and then drilling a hole to the proper size. Would that work? Thks
Hello I have same exact bbq and same situation. Fb market place but for 150 mine is the green color one and in great condition. Is there anyway you can find me an all in one link to get kit I need to convert to propane please. I see ones for 60 then 130 then I see ebay just the orfases and Amazon for the hose that's like 10 bucks.. if u can of course. I appreciate it.. thanks in advance Mike
I would be looking it up the same as you. Reach out to the sellers of the product with your model and serial number, and they will be able to get you exactly what you need.
@Challenged weber said can tell/help me out as it's not recommended and will void warranty. I told them I understand will void not a problem and still could give ne any info.
How did you attach the regulator? I am doing a similar conversion and already have a propane regulator, but not sure if the fitting is the same on the Weber NG grill that I am converting. Are the regulator fittings standard sizes.
@@Challenged1 I have what looks to be the same grill but the connection from the Natural gas to LP is bigger so I bought a 3/8 male to male fitting but getting a leak. does this section need the pipe dope as well? the rest has been easy but this part is being a pain....
One's specific to my grill. They will vary from grill to grill and manufacturer to manufacturer. I installed what was supplied to me and don't remember the specifics. If I remember right, there is a shot of the orifices sitting on top of the bags in the video. I believe the bags say the size of them.
I just converted mine from propane to NG and it's working great. The only thing that I did was remove the propane regulator and installed NG orifices. Yes, Weber does list the manifold assemblies as different parts, NG vs Propane. I have compared the valves and they appear to be identical. The only difference that I see are the orifices which Weber does not sell separately so it would make sense that they are sold as different parts.
They seem to be. If you replace the burners at the same time as the orifices, see if there is a different part number for the propane burners vs the ng burners
Hi Garrett, Thanks for the video. Question for you, Do you sell or can you direct me to one who can send me the supplies to convert mine? Its a a Webber Spirit 3 burner Part # 47513101. Many thanks in advance. Be well and stay healthy
Nice. So many people are not interested in fixing something because they believe the hype that their 'time' is worth so much more.... A little research, maybe an hour and half ordering and installing, and cleaning, and you've got a nice 800 dollar grill. Good job.
Totally agree. We seem to be a throwaway society, and that just takes the fun out of ownership. I enjoy the fixup/maintenance.
@@Challenged1 Or maybe there are some people who are a little nervous about attempting to fix something that uses a fuel which (if things are done incorrectly) can . . . you know . . . EXPLODE!
@@ccates98 A little education goes a long way
@@Challenged1 That's the extra bonus with fixing the Weber...or anything for that matter...you get that little extra bit of knowledge that will help you figure something else out faster on the next project. Pretty soon there's nothing you're afraid to tackle...👍🏼
Good job Garrett. The images were easy to see and in focus and your explanations easy to follow.
Thanks
You’re a lifesaver with this video. Thank you!
Great video. I just did this to my Genesis S-330, but I converted from propane to NG. I got tired of having to keep going to get the propane tanks refilled.
Appreciate your video. I found an 8 yo Weber. While it was not as cheap as yours it was in great condition. Every thing works great post change to propane!
Good deal. Thanks for sharing
Nice find 👍
Well done video, thanks! And congrats on a great deal! Not to be a topper, but I got my Genesis with a cover for $37 at an estate sale. I just have to convert it! It has barely been used.
Excellent find!!!
Great job describing this process. Also kudos for NOT trying to do what other people describe by drilling their own. Which seems dumb considering you actually need a SMALLER opening...not a larger one...LOL
Thank you for the comment!!!
Nice work man. I’m doing a NG to LP conversion for a Weber Spirit 2 E-310
I've been incredibly impressed by my grill since getting it. Much more even cooking!!!
Great video. I bought a spirit 315 for $20, yes $20. It still looks so good after I cleaned it. It was for LP, I removed the gas pipe and added a. New pipe with a valve for propane. I removed the orifices and replaced it with 0.9mm. So my flame is small but when I adjust the knobs the flame stays the same size unless I turn then past the ignite stage to close it then I can make the flame smaller. Is my orifices to small?
If the grill was already set up from the factory for LP, I wouldn't see it necessary to replace the orifices. Great find by the way!!!
Thanks for the info. I just ordered and let's see if it works on my Genesis 2
Hi Garrett.
Can I assume that the numbers that are shown on your Orifice packets (ie #61, #63 and # 67) are the gauge of the holes. I have the same BBQ but neet to drill out some blank orifices Cheers
Richard J
I would assume that as well.
@@Challenged1 Thanks .
We use metric in Australia but theres not a hugh difference between the gauges and the avaialble metric sizes
Oh well heres hoping near enough is good enough. Its a pretty small difference. I am rounding down in all cases so it should be fine.
I doubt the tolerances in the regulator pressure accuracy is within 10% so 0.04mm undersized orifice should be ok. I can start smaller and enlarge based on evidence
cheers
Richard
@@richardjennings1421 Here's what I found
#61 = 0.0390" or 0.9906mm
#63 = 0.0370" or 0.9398mm
#67 = 0.0320" or 0.8128mm
Hi / great video. I tried to see if you listed anywhere - who you bought the aftermarket LP orifices from ? Thanks!!
eBay
I can’t control the flame after swapping out the orifices and regulator hose. Converted NG to LP. What can I do?
I don't know. Mine didn't have that problem.
@@Challenged1 you have no issues adjusting high and low temp?
@@falconisko Correct
Where can I get the conversion kit including regulator for the NG Weber Genesis? Thank you for the video
Ebay
Great video
Thanks for watching
Where did you get your orifaces from? I am doing the same thing but having issues finding the correct oriface.
eBay
Where fid you get the orifice? I got 6mm too small. Mine is 1/4 32. Cant find them.
eBay
@@Challenged1 happen to have a link?
Do you have the link to the exact kit that you used? or did you buy the orifices separately? I have this same S330 that I need to convert from NG to Propane.
eBay links only last a certain period of time, so no, I don't have a link. You'll have to search for it.
Thanks to this post I had success! Thank you for the directions. Worked perfect!
Glad to help
Interesting, I just replaced the burners on my E-330 LP and they were not circular as your new ones are, they were rectangular like the existing burners. I don't remember reading about adjusting the air shutter but I may have just missed that. Good video.
What did you find that worked on removing the exterior carbon?
Soft-n-Scrub
So I changed the orifices and basically adjusted my air intake to pretty much fully closed but I’m getting a huge flame still. Any advice? And yes I doubled checked the orifices I bought and checked with the seller on eBay to confirm they were correct
Is the pressure regulator correct?
Hi there. I have that same grill. Are the orifices diff sizes?
If you have the same grill, than the orifices would be the same size as mine depending if it was set up for ng or propane.
Hi. Have a question. I have a napoleon grill and can’t find the parts to switch it to propane. I was going to try filling it will job weld and then drilling a hole to the proper size. Would that work? Thks
I have no idea, but it's worth a try
Link to ebay store for the orifices?
They change too often. Just do a search
Hello I have same exact bbq and same situation. Fb market place but for 150 mine is the green color one and in great condition. Is there anyway you can find me an all in one link to get kit I need to convert to propane please. I see ones for 60 then 130 then I see ebay just the orfases and Amazon for the hose that's like 10 bucks.. if u can of course. I appreciate it.. thanks in advance
Mike
I would be looking it up the same as you. Reach out to the sellers of the product with your model and serial number, and they will be able to get you exactly what you need.
@Challenged weber said can tell/help me out as it's not recommended and will void warranty. I told them I understand will void not a problem and still could give ne any info.
@@mmurat608 Correct, you have to go to the people on eBay that are selling the orifices.
How did you attach the regulator? I am doing a similar conversion and already have a propane regulator, but not sure if the fitting is the same on the Weber NG grill that I am converting. Are the regulator fittings standard sizes.
I believe the connection point for the hose is the same for both lp and ng
@@Challenged1 I have what looks to be the same grill but the connection from the Natural gas to LP is bigger so I bought a 3/8 male to male fitting but getting a leak. does this section need the pipe dope as well? the rest has been easy but this part is being a pain....
What size of orifices you used to switch from NG to propane?
One's specific to my grill. They will vary from grill to grill and manufacturer to manufacturer. I installed what was supplied to me and don't remember the specifics. If I remember right, there is a shot of the orifices sitting on top of the bags in the video. I believe the bags say the size of them.
Where can l get a retro fit kit?
Thx
I got mine on eBay
But the control valves are different for a propane grill versus natural gas grill ! You did not address the different valves..
Yes I did
I just converted mine from propane to NG and it's working great. The only thing that I did was remove the propane regulator and installed NG orifices. Yes, Weber does list the manifold assemblies as different parts, NG vs Propane. I have compared the valves and they appear to be identical. The only difference that I see are the orifices which Weber does not sell separately so it would make sense that they are sold as different parts.
@@scottcpan68 You are exactly right
hi guy, could you tell me please, where i can buy the orifices. thanks
ebay. Just do a search with your grill model
@@Challenged1 thanks guy .
Very Good!..
The burners are the same propane ng ?
They seem to be. If you replace the burners at the same time as the orifices, see if there is a different part number for the propane burners vs the ng burners
I can’t for the life of me remove the natural gas regulator. Everything else was super easy.
Hahahaha
“The cheapest “ thing you can buy
Didn’t get to the point fast enough. Bailed.
Hi Garrett, Thanks for the video. Question for you, Do you sell or can you direct me to one who can send me the supplies to convert mine? Its a a Webber Spirit 3 burner Part # 47513101. Many thanks in advance. Be well and stay healthy
I would just search on eBay. I don't sell the parts.
Great video.