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Brand: Weber
Category: Kitchen

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Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars

10 reviews
Sales Rank: 83952

Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 123
Dimensions (in): 37.6 x 29 x 25.3
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.

MPN: 6711001
Model: 6711001
UPC: 077924055195
EAN: 0077924055195
ASIN: B000659JSI

Customer Reviews:

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Fours year and still going strong May 14, 2006
29 out of 30 found this review helpful

I purchased this grill for my husband four years ago and we are still very happy with it. It has held up very well. When we were having problems with it lighting the back burner, I called customer service and they were extremely helpful. They saved me buying a whole new burner set by explaining to me how to remove the tubes, check and clean them. We are now replacing the racks and flavorizer bars ($60.00) since they are just too hard to clean after all this time. I have found replacement parts at Home Depot and Lowes which is a plus to know I can easily get the parts. I don't see us haveing to buy a new grill anytime in the near future.

5 out of 5 stars

Great grill September 30, 2005
28 out of 30 found this review helpful

This is one fantastic grill. It is easy to ignite and heats up faster than Death Valley in July. Cleaning is easy with removable parts. For maximum effect, I suggest some type of grill cleaner to dissolve the carbonized left overs. That will make your BBQ look like new. There's some assembly required which took us about twice as long as the directions say it should, but once you taste your steaks and burgers, you will never be sorry you made the purchase.

5 out of 5 stars

Weber Genesis Silver A Propane Grill September 23, 2005
16 out of 17 found this review helpful

I was impressed looking at this grill at Home Depot, and was even more impressed at the price on Amazon.com. In using the grill, I discovered that the Weber is truly better than what I have been used to in the past. The food actually tastes better!

The assembly took a little longer than the 30 minutes given in the instruction sheet. I had a little difficulty in interpreting the pictures, and I feel that some written instructions would have been beneficial.

5 out of 5 stars

Good First Grill September 12, 2005
10 out of 12 found this review helpful

I'm happy with my grill. Putting it together wasn't that hard. It took me under an hour also, but one thing to note is that when putting on the right bar with the container make sure the container is placed properly before you completely jam in the bar or else it will be very difficult to remove the bar and properly place the container. The grilling was great, flames were consistent. Cleaning is a pain though , but I think thats a pain for all grills.

4 out of 5 stars

Good value grill. June 23, 2005
94 out of 94 found this review helpful

Charcoal grilling arguably produces better flavors, but propane has inarguable convenience. Some of the benefits of propane include push-button ignition, no lighter fluid, no coaxing the charcoal to burn evenly and no messy charcoal to clean up. If you've made the decision to go propane, the Weber Silver A is a good selection. It's a well-made and of sturdy construction. It requires some assembly, but no tools that aren't provided with grill. The manufacturer claims the grill can be assembled in less than 40 minutes and that's approximately how long it took me to assemble it. It is necessary to lift the heavy body of the grill and set it down upon the stand. The directions show two people performing this task. I was assembling the grill by myself and was able to do this by myself, but I would imagine it is wiser and safer to do it with two people. The Silver A is significantly smaller than many of the other grills on the market. I have limited space in my backyard, so the more compact design was an added plus. If considering the Silver A, you should probably look at the Silver B as well. Although a little more expensive, the Silver B offers 36,000 BTU's to the Silver A's more modest 26,000 BTU's. Although I'm happy with the performance of the Silver A, the Silver B is probably worth the investment if the grill is going to get heavy usage. There is a Silver C model as well, but this is a larger model that does not share the more compact design of its smaller siblings. I recommend the Silver A to anyone looking for a compact, but quality propane grill, but would urge the prospective purchaser to look at the more powerful yet compact Silver B model as well.

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