On Feb 6, 10:40 am, "Will" > wrote:
> On Feb 5, 8:03 pm, "Doug Lassiter" > wrote:
>
> > Thanks for the suggestions. It sounds like removal of the flame bars
> > followed by a good soaking and pressure wash is the way to go. As to
> > reaming out the holes or wire brushing them, the holes in the Weber
> > Silver flame pipes are very small slits. As I said, I can get my small
> > pocketknife blade in them a bit, but not much. Brushing them will
> > likely clog them more with metal flakes, and reaming them out is
> > simply not possible. I could stick my tiny blade in each one a bit,
> > but that would take a long time to do them all, and may just
> > temporarily push the clog aside, instead of really removing it.
>
> You can also buy a new burner tube for less than $20. There are 3rd
> party kits at most hardware stores. Takes about 5 minutes to install.

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