Weber Grills

I received my Weber EP-335 GBS BBQ yesterday along with many Weber accessories; the packaging was superb and the assembly straightforward, there is even a 3D App that can be downloaded to talk you through if needed. When built the BBQ is a robust well designed piece of kit, which looks as though it will give many satisfying years of service, all well and good until you view the accessories.

Weber Grills combine the tradition and soulfully satisfying urge of men to cook over open flames as we have 100,000 years. While at the same time using scientific and sound logic in their grill. It is simple to use and maintain, it provides a steady even and dependable heat source for grilling anything. I grilled a swordfish steak for my review. Swordfish is very easy to overcook or to leave raw in the middle. This is why I thought it a great test. I used a small amount of brackets surrounding a pan of water placed directly under the fish. What makes weber brilliant is its simplistic approach and not breaking what works so well. The shape circulate the heat in a circulates the heat dependably so the grill Sergeant knows where they can and should where they can place their meat. Love the grill.

I've been using the Weber Performer grill for many years. If you are a fan of a charcoal grill, this is the ideal setup: it is a full-size Weber kettle grill built into a rolling work-station, that has a good-sized working surface and a large, tilt-out bin on the end that will hold an entire Costco-sized bag of charcoal. But here's the super great feature of the Performer: it has a built-in system for gas-igniting the charcoals! There's a standard 1 lb green canister of LP and a electric started button: all you do is mound all the briquets above the end of the burner pipe inside the grill, turn on the gas and push the starter button: this lights a gas fire underneath the briquets! No need whatsoever for lighter fluid or newspaper. You only need to leave the gas on 5-10 mins to get the coals started. Then turn the gas knob off and allow the rest of the coals to catch - this generally will take another 10-20 mins depending on the wind conditions.

The Weber Genesis II EP-435 GBS in the test At first glance, the Weber Genesis II EP-435 is an impressive gas grill with a huge grill area and a total of 5 burners. But how does he do in tough everyday life? And is it getting hot enough? The Genesis II EP-435 at a glance... or the Genesis II SP-435? First of all, the solution to a little puzzle: How do the two models Genesis II EP-435 and the SP-435 differ? It is actually quite simple, the letter combination S P stands for Weber for the stainless, i.e. stainless steel variant, E P stands for enamel. The 5 at the end of the number stands for unofficial information for the closed Genesis. 35 is in any case the Sear Station - an additional burner between the right two burners. This should generate additional heat for sharp grilling.

I started to buy the 2 burner grill but decided on the 3 burner size because I heard the heat was better. I should have bought a Weber when I was a young man.. I’ve probably bought 20 grills in my lifetime. This one looks like it will last as long as I do. I’m 81 years old. Favorite thing I like to cook on this is a whole chicken using indirect heat. Put the chicken on one end of the grill and fire on the other. Cook at about 400 for 40 minutes and then turn the chicken around and cook it another 40 minutes or until it is 165 degrees inside...of course you will do this after you have seasoned the bird first. Keep your grill clean and covered!

Assembled a Spirit 215 (LP) yesterday. Noticed that the "nest" for the tank was too large (by 4"!!). Called the retailer, Home Depot. They were surprised and suggested that I call Weber. The website says that they are open 7 days per week. I have been on hold for 57 minutes so far. I will quit at 60 minutes - I think that that is enough time wasted on hold, don't you? I suspect that they are closed - in which case they should either change their recording or the info on the website. BAD WEBER!

Purchased a weber gas E4 10 grill. The third time I used it it caught on fire, melted all the plastic on the end of the grill above the tank. I filed a complaint with the Weber Grill with the incident department. Their finding was that I caused the pressure regulator to fail this intentionally causing the grill fire, damage to my property, and burns to myself. After initial contact, I was told I would be contacted in 72 hours. For days later I contacted them and was told I would be called within 30 to 45 minutes. Six days later and many phone calls and left messages I finally got in touch with them. Not one time did they ever apologize have any type of empathy for the situation. Their stance simply worse, I was at fault and their product was not.

I tried for over a month to return a replacement part. No response from Weber to my emails and phone calls. I won’t be purchasing any Weber products ever again. Very disappointed in both the quality of the grill and the total lack of customer support. Sad.

I bought my genesis e 310 in Nov. 2016. For a $800 BBQ def. not worth the $$. One burner won't ignite (sparks, cleaned, shutters adjusted) and all the knobs are cracked and broken (cheap plastic/always covered). Disappointed! Pre 2018 products only have 2-year warranty. I ordered new handles for $35 because I don't want to use pliers every time. The new handles I ordered are the same as the 2020 model which comes with 10-year warranty and the ones I ordered only have 2. So if you buy a brand new grill and use it every day and have spare parts on hand (to limit grilling interruption) they will not have the 10 year warranty on them. I am a journeyman plumber/gasfitter and keep ALL of my appliances maintained well. Out of every appliance my Weber bbq has been the biggest letdown. :(

I ordered a barbeque on the Weber website the first week of June. I carefully filled out that I wanted the BBQ delivered to a different address than the bill to address. When I went to pay, I was automatically transferred to PayPal. I could not pay with a credit card, but had to transfer money to my PayPal account. PayPal announced that THEY were directing the package to be delivered to my bill to address. I called Weber's customer service number and waited over an hour to talk to a human with no answer.