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How to read a Weber grill data plate

Find the riveted Weber rating plate, decode Spirit vs Spirit II vs Genesis II model strings, and photograph the serial before ordering parts.

easy PT15M Updated 2026-09-04

Rating-plate locations on a cart and a pellet grill Gas cart: plate on the left cart frame, inside the door, or firebox rear. Pellet: hopper back or firepot lip. GAS CART Plate: left cart / inside door / firebox rear PELLET Plate: hopper back / inside hopper / firepot lip Orange mark = sticker or riveted tag. Not the lid badge.
Fig. — Rating plate (orange). Cart: door / frame / rear. Pellet: hopper or firepot.

The lid badge says Genesis. The parts bin needs Genesis II E-315 vs original Genesis vs Spirit. The riveted/sticker plate wins. Generic locations: find grill model number. Hubs: Spirit, Genesis.

Where Weber hides the plate

  1. Inside the left cabinet door cabinet wall.
  2. On the left cart frame under a side table.
  3. Behind / under the control panel (especially Q and some carts).
  4. Older Spirit: underside of a side table.

Wipe grease. Shoot a wide photo (proves which cart) and a tight photo (every character).

What to copy

  1. Model string: Spirit E-310, Spirit II E-310, Genesis II E-335, Q 1200, SX-315, etc.
  2. Serial: keep private in public forums; use for Weber schematic lookup.
  3. Fuel: LP vs NG — orifices and some tube kits differ (68950 vs 68951, 67489 vs 67491).
  4. Control layout: front knobs vs side knobs (side-control Spirit ≠ 2013+ front-control bars).

Common mix-ups

Procedure

  1. Locate and clean the plate.
  2. Photograph wide + tight.
  3. Open Weber’s schematic for that exact model/year.
  4. Order electrodes/tubes/bars only to that schematic.
  5. Use the finder as a search hint, not a substitute for the plate.
  6. Side-control vintage: side-control Flavorizers.
  7. Built-ins: built-in model numbers.
  8. Still stuck: measure burner tubes and bar length.

FAQ

Serial required to buy Flavorizers?

Model + year/family is usually enough for bars/tubes. Serial helps when Weber split mid-year changes.

Not affiliated with Weber.