Whats the difference between the 7509 and the 7510 ignitor kit is it just button color? Also is there an electronic version available?
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Does your current ignitor with the red button have a screw at the bottom or does it push and lock into place? Sorry they do not make a retro kit to electronic.
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This is bizarre. I just got a microwave\convection combo. On page 7 of the operations guide under optional kits it says JX81D Circulating Charcoal Filter Kit. On page 29 (maintenance) it says WB02X10943.... So they must be at least somewhat interchangeable. Since this one is $7.08 and the other is over $25 I know which one I'm getting.
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i believe the one you will need is the "Weber Genesis Gold Gas Grill Replacement 303613 Grill Ignitor 7510".
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Check the Pertonox website to verify the correct Ignitor. 1261 is for the 240/300 Big Six. There is another number for 170/ 200
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No this will not work. But Pertronix has a Distributor Serial Number guide online that will give you the correct Ignitor #. I had a friend that used Pertronix part #1564. Please verify before you buy though.
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It sure looks the same. I think the only restriction might be the size of the hole where the igniter sticks out thru the grill frame.This fit into the frame is a little rinky-dink but as long as it holds. The 7509 works great in my genesis model. Hope this help!
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I asked the same question and was told there the same units, the difference was the manuals. The one approved has more warnings in the manual. To be sure download each manual and compare the difference.
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I know that in my research there were many interchangeable model numbers. Not sure on your exact one. The purpose of the igniter is to glow red hot to ignite the gas. I installed my first one and broke it, it is very fragile! I bought 2 more and the second one worked. On my heater I can see it glowing and as soon as the gas valve came on, it ignited the gas. Suggest you check operation and test everything.
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Hi Robert, the 58140 model does not have an ignitor. Can you tell me where you saw this advertised? I have checked our product listing and do not see where an ignitor is mentioned as being offered on this model.
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All the models have electric ignition. The version I purchased was the one that accepts a 110v line for ignition rather than the millivolt systems that does not require an electrical line to ignite.
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What I did was take off the previous ignitor and looked at the part # on it. It's pretty easy there is usually a screw that is holding it in place. After removing the screw and ignitor carefully u simply unplug from the connector. Look at part # and verify it's the one your ordering. Very easy process and saved me about 200 $
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i don't reconize that model#. If your control knobs are on the side not up front and you have 2 burners/control knobs this will work. if you have 3 burners it would take the 7536 flavor bars and as well if your control knobs are on the side.
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There is a bronze version available. You can locate it by searching for " DCL 6528-604 SH7420 KIT " .
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Sorry I can not say about the 7500, I bought my pot over a year ago and all I can say is that I am very happy with it. We normally only use it during the holiday season so be breaking it out again in a week or so but it worked great last year. Sorry I can not be more helpful, Jim Haynes
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CharBroil did a recall early last year (2013) on the gas version of the Patio Bistro grills. The issue was with the ignitor being tied into the control knob assembly that controls the flow of propane gas for the grill's flame. On the control knob there is a lightning bolt which is where you would stop the dial so that the battery operated ignitor would create a spark for the gas to ignite creating a flame for the grill. People were going past this point, then wondering why the grill wasn't lit. All the while, propane gas was still filling up in the grill so that when they turned the knob back to the off position, the ignitor would ignite the built up propane gas and create a loud WHOOOMP!! of flame from the grill. The recall is a separate ignitor switch attached to one of the legs of the grill. It is wired up separate from the gas control knob in that when you now start the grill, you turn the knob to the lightning bolt position on the grill, then press the button on the separate ignitor switch to start the grill. I have put this new ignitor on the grill, it takes about 10 minutes to do, easy to fix. Grill works just as well with the separate ignitor. The ignitor assembly is free from CharBroil, you would need to go to their website to order the ignitor. It took about 10-12 days to get it by USPS.
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10164 is a newer version. There appears to be a slight color difference. *shrug* I bought the one that was cheaper and it does the job.
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Yes, it has an owners manual and it says 10 gauge minimum for the wire and the proper size fuse/breaker. This heater can be set to run at different btu's and the wire/breaker depends upon what you want to run it at. I found some guidance via google that with the 7500 watt setting the code says 8 gauge wire and 40 amp breaker (double for 240v), that is what I used and it works fine. No plug, this is intended as a direct wire installation. Disclaimer - I am not an electrician and with voltages like this it is usually a good idea to consult one if you don't know the answers to these questions. Yes, it has an owners manual and it says 10 gauge minimum for the wire and the proper size fuse/breaker. This heater can be set to run at different btu's and the wire/breaker depends upon what you want to run it at. I found some guidance via google that with the 7500 watt setting the code says 8 gauge wire and 40 amp breaker (double for 240v), that is what I used and it works fine. No plug, this is intended as a direct wire installation. Disclaimer - I am not an electrician and with voltages like this it is usually a good idea to consult one if you don't know the answers to these questions.