Weber Q 120 Replacement Instructions

THIS PROCEDURE SHOULD ONLY BE PERFORMED BY AN AUTHORIZED
WARNING: GENUINE WEBER-STEPHEN REPLACEMENT PARTS MUST BE USED FOR ANY REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT.
YOUR ACTIONS, IF YOU FAIL TO FOLLOW THIS PRODUCT WARNING, MAY CAUSE A FIRE, AN EXPLOSION, OR
STRUCTURAL FAILURE RESULTING IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH AS WELL AS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
DANGER: BEFORE PERFORMING ANY WORK MAKE SURE THE GAS SUPPLY IS TURNED OFF AT THE SOURCE.
FAILURE TO FOLLOW DANGERS, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS CONTAINED IN THIS INSTRUCTION SHEET MAY CAUSE A
FIRE OR AN EXPLOSION RESULTING IN SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH AS WELL AS DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.

TOOLS NEEDED:

1) Remove both of the ignition wires attached to the terminals
(1) on the ignition module.
2) Remove the battery and igniter
button from the front of the
ignition module by turning it
counter clockwise.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If it has been close to a year since
the battery was changed, this would be a good time to
replace it.
ELECTRONIC IGNITER MODULE
REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
WEBER-STEPHEN PRODUCTS CO. SERVICE TECHNICIAN
(WILL VOID ALL WARRANTY PROTECTION.)
NOTE: The grills illustrated may have slight differences than the model purchased.
2) Inside the front cradle assembly: Using a small screwdriver, apply
upward pressure to the bottom locking clip. At the same time
pulling the igniter module back and slightly up until the igniter
module begins to loosen from the cradle assembly.
Bottom locking clip
3) While holding onto the igniter module, apply downward pressure to
the upper locking clip (on the opposite side of igniter module) until it
completely releases from the front cradle.
4) Replace with new igniter module. Make sure new igniter module is
securely snapped into the cradle assembly.
Follow steps in reverse order for compete installation.
5) Check the electronic igniter module for proper operation and spark
(should be able to hear a clicking noise and see a spark).
Locking
Clips
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