Weber Genesis Silver A Flavorizer Bars
Here are the most common Weber Genesis Silver A parts that folks will need.
For the Flavorizer bars and grill grates you actually have a couple of choices. My suggestion is that you go with stainless steel for both.
Porcelain Enameled Flavorizer Bars
Aftermarket Stainless Steel Flavorizer Bars
Stainless-Steel Burner Tube Set
Porcelain Enameled Cooking Grates
Stainless Steel Cooking Grates
Weber Genesis Silver A Burner Tubes
Warm Up Swing Basket
Here are a few in depth articles about the Weber Genesis Silver A parts.
Genesis Silver Ignition System Information: This link takes you to an article that shows which of the two available ignition systems is correct for your Silver A. The article has downloadable instructions and a great video showing how to replace the ignition system.
Removing the Control Panel: If you want to access the igniter or find the serial number for your Silver then you need to remove the control panel.
Genesis Silver Burner Tube Information: This link takes you to an article that shows how to maintain or replace the burner tubes on a Silver A. The article includes Weber’s original downloadable instructions on burner tube replacement. The article also has videos showing how to maintain your burner tubes and how to replace them.
Genesis Silver Flavorizer Bar Information: This link takes you to an article that explains when replacing the Flavorizer bars is needed and when a simple cleaning is sufficient. The article provides a great idea to help your Flavorizer bars last longer. I also use the article to explain why I think the best Flavorizer bars are the aftermarket are a better value than original Weber parts.
Genesis Silver Grill Grate Information: There are three grill grate choices for the Silver A. Two of them are great and one is a real stinker.
Genesis Silver Model Changes: The Silver A evolved quite a bit during the five years it was in production. This article provides the Owner’s manual and cookbooks that went with each version of this grill.
Dude…this is wonderful; thank you for your efforts and abundant information.
tb
Very welcome! Glad you found the site useful 🙂
Keep on grilling!
My Weber Grille is functioning fine. Many working parts have been replaced over the years. My problem is the cabinet is rusting out; the floor of the cabinet is so rusted that the left cabinet door is no longer supported. Also the wheels are rusting out. Would welcome your advice.
Janet, I fully understand your problem. It is very frustrating when the grill is working great but the supporting structure is rusting all around.
I do not have a quick and easy answer. I will be researching the bbq forums to see how people have tackled this problem and will create a summary post on the site as a guide. This is a pretty common problem. Apologies for not being more useful right now…will work on getting you some answers.
any info on the silver A warming rack replacement?? Had our grill for 10 years now and still working like a charm.
Thanks
Just added the link, Jenn! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
David,
I found a Silver A fully functioning for $60.00. Is that a fair price?
Thanks
$60 is a very fair price for a fully functional Silver A!
Thanks for all the info. I was given a series A model two years ago, but I’m still stuck on my weber gold charcoal. However, today I burned a few spots on my composite would deck (first time since we bought the house three years ago) and the wife Was not happy. Hence this post. Might as well put a good grill to use and move my beloved charcoal grill to the garage.
Don’t give up on that kettle, Alberto! Buy a fireproof grill mat 🙂
I received a used 2005 silver A from my brother in law. He rarely used it and never covered it. It was in poor shape to say the least. I found your site and stripped it to the frame and rebuilt it. Total was $82 and included stainless steel grates, new ignitor, new tubes and catch pans. This grill is at least 10 times better than the char broil 4 burner I bought from Lowes two years earlier. I’d like a B model but this A rocks thanks to your information. Thank you!
Steve, congrats on the great refurbishment project! Very glad you brought that Silver A back to life. I appreciate the kind words about the site. Thank you!
You are the MAN! I am very grateful for the thoughtful, complete information you provide on this website resource.
I was recently blessed to acquire a Weber Genesis Silver A 2005 model from a Goodwill Store in my area.
The unit was little used but pretty dirty. I cleaned it up and am pleasantly surprised at the final results. I am replacing the Flavorizer bars and some other items but overall the unit is in great shape. Your resource should keep me going for the rest of my life!!!
Grill Master Flash
Thank you for the kind words, Wendell!
Thanks for the website. Going to bookmark it. Found a Weber Silver A yesterday across from where I live. Just sitting on the curb waiting to be claimed. Hopped out of my car when I saw. Rolled that grill into the garage.
Today I finished cleaning the grates and the flavorizer bars. I’m going to place an order to replace some items that worn out. It’s in great shape.
The only thing I noticed that is missing from my grill is the Thermo table and swinging hinge table; and the accessory rack on the bottom of the grill. The one thing that sucks is those two pieces are obsolete. Will be making some modifications to the grill get it running.
Will keep you posted once I’m done with the project!