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Weber Genesis II E-330 igniter

Genesis II E-330 Infinity / collector ignition shares the 330/335 family (OEM 69310-class kits on many schematics). Confirm electrodes vs module before you order.

moderate PT1H15M Genesis II E-330Genesis II S-330 Updated 2026-09-04

Igniter electrode gap at a burner port Ceramic insulator, metal tip aimed at a burner port. Spark gap about the thickness of a nickel. SIDE VIEW · ELECTRODE GAP burner tube ports ceramic lead tip spark gap ≈ nickel ~1.8–2.1 mm to a port Tip aims at a port, not the tube wall. Cracked ceramic = replace.
Fig. — Electrode: ceramic, tip, burner port, ~nickel gap.

Weber schematics for Genesis II 330/335 often list 69310 as the igniter kit and colored electrode leads (69319–69323 class) by wire length. Side-sear years add 69312 for the side-burner electrode run. This is not Spirit AA box 7642 and not Spirit II 67053.

Sibling procedure: E-335 igniter. Plate help: read Weber data plate. Hub: Genesis.

Procedure

  1. Plate: Genesis II E-330 / S-330. Note Infinity button vs collector box under a table.
  2. Lid open. Press igniter. Rapid tick? No tick → battery / module first.
  3. Tick, no snap at one main: that ceramic and lead color/length.
  4. Mains snap, sear dead: side electrode 69312-class on many 330/335 lists — not a main tube ceramic.
  5. All snap, no fire: regulator reset before you condemn ignition.
  6. Tank off. Grates and bars out. Photograph each ceramic bend and lead length.
  7. Replace one electrode or the module per the exploded view. Nickel gap at the factory tab.
  8. Test lid open. Do not reuse cracked porcelain.

FAQ

Will a Spirit 7642 kit work?

No. Different module, connectors, and cook box.

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