E-330 is the propane-class Genesis II 300 with a side sear (E-335 is the common NG sibling story — confirm fuel on your plate). Main-box Flavorizers are the same five-bar 66795 / 66032 class used on E-310 / E-315 / E-335. Spirit 15.3” bars leave port rows naked. Genesis II 400 (66797) is longer.
Tubes: E-330 burners. Ignition: E-330 igniter. Related: E-335 bars. Hub: Genesis.
Procedure
- Plate: Genesis II E-330 / S-330 plus LP or NG. Count three mains + sear valve.
- Cold. Grates off. Measure old bars — ~17.1” × ~3”, five pieces over the mains only.
- Lift bars. Scrape the rail. Daylight through a peak → that bar is done.
- Set five new 300-series bars. Do not cover the side sear with a sixth Spirit leftover.
- From the front, no naked main-port row. Grates on.
- Preheat. Shift any gap that opens over a tube.
- Mains lace because bars failed first: E-330 tubes.
- Wrong family on the plate: read the Weber data plate.
FAQ
Are E-330 Flavorizers the same as E-335?
Main-box five-bar set is the same 66795/66032 class. Sear stays uncovered on both. Confirm fuel and year on the plate.
Can I use Spirit 300 bars?
No. Spirit 15.3” is short for Genesis II 300.
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