X Home 7642 Grill Igniter Kit Replacement for Weber Spirit 200 & 300 Series with Front Control (2013-Newer), Spirit E-210, S-210, E-310, SP-310

Works great. Easy to install. Good value. Basically a direct replacement for original Weber part but for much less.

Installation was quick and easy, requiring just a few screws to be removed. While I can’t speak to long-term durability yet, the product worked perfectly once installed. The only difference I noticed was with the push-to-ignite mechanism—it’s slightly shorter in overall length. Since the original part was interchangeable, I reused it. Otherwise, everything matches up well. I still gave it 5 stars for the great price. I’m guessing OEM would have cost nearly double. Would definitely buy again.

Fit perfectly and works flawlessly! Good for my Weber grill.

One of the wiring harness was several inches shorter than the original. When it was back together, it was very tight. I decided to use the old wires and it worked fine. 4 stars for a shorter wire. Other than that, works well and easy replacement.

This was a perfect fit for my Weber Spirit E300 Grill pre-2015. The control panels are on the top/right side of the grill, NOT the front of the grill. This was a 10 minute fix that anyone can do. I would purchase again. There are YouTube videos on how to change out the part, too.

Perfect fit and works great. NO INSTRUCTIONS.....so just pay attention to how you remove the old one. 1. Twist counterclockwise the button you push down to use as the igniter. Then inside there is another little plastic screw that you also unscrew counterclockwise. 2. Pull the black and white wires out of the push button module. 3. Where the igniter box is inside the barbecue, if you look on the outside of the barbecue casing where that little igniter box is placed, there is a little, sheet metal tab that you need to bend down so that you can pull that little square box with the igniter out through the INSIDE of the barbecue. It's rusty, so don't worry about using force to remove it! It takes some yanking ! 4. Now you can install the new one. 5. Feed the new 2 wires through the 2 holes FROM THE INSIDE of the BBQ and make SURE the open side of the igniter box is open facing the burner. That way the spark and gas can connect/mix inside that little box. ***Note: the flat metal tab next to the white, round igniter, FITS THROUGH THE LARGEST ROUND HOLE ! Then, once the tab is through to the outside of the BBQ, take a long flat screwdriver or other object and bend the tab straight up. I used a hammer to tap on the screwdriver to bend the tab up. That is all that holds that little igniter box in place. 6. Push the main igniter module up through the hole on the BBQ shelf where the knobs are and screw on the plastic nut ring clockwise. It was a little tricky to get it to line up just right for me. 7. Then I connected the wires. Connect the white and black wire to the same black and white tabs on the module. 7. Install the AAA battery. I think with the + end facing DOWN. 8. Screw the new button cap on clockwise 9. HAPPY BBQing............

This is, visually and functionally, an exact match for and direct replacement for the igniter on a Weber Spirit E-320 grille. Replacement is straightforward--took about 5 minutes to do, and has been working flawlessly (just like the original) for about a month. The original one lasted about 12 years - hopefully this one will, too. Highly recommended.

Works, and easy installation, but if you have the 210 version of the Spirit II, just be aware that the wire connecting the ignition button to the battery box is JUST long enough. There's no wriggle room at all, and so you won't be able to run it through the existing guides along the front. Instead, the wire will run straight diagonally from the igniter to the battery box. If you don't care about the aesthetics, don't worry about it.