How to replace bbq tube burner for ducane grill

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iy93Ri7Bafw

Watch the video.

It is called the Firebox.

most of it yes to get too, the parts you wish to replace

Should be as easy as removing the screws at the ends of the tubes and sliding the tubes away from you and putting the new ones in like you took out the old ones.

goto ducane web site http://www.ducane.com/manuals/
and download manual. They have Meridian and Stainless models in 3 & 5 burner for LP & NG. Follow 1 year cleaning instructions. Pictures and instructions.

Remove the cooking grate so you will have unrestricted access, remove the flame tamer (it should be able to come up without effort) to expose the burner. At the back of the grill there is a screw that attaches the back part of the burner to the grill. Remove the screw, then grip the burner and pull it towards the back of the grill, this should release it from the gas valve in the front. To put the new burner in, just do all these steps in reverse...let me know if this works for you, if not I can walk you through it via chat.

all grills are hotter in the back than the front even if you bought a grill that was 6000.00 it will do the same thing

take it back to the store, natural gas is supplied at 1-2 psi, so its all up to your bbq, sounds like your burner is getting no gas(not much) it should not have a reulator at the hose, this is for propane tamks only

I had a similar problem. I took off the burner heat deflectors and seen gaping holes in the burner tubes. Get your model number and serial number and call Weber. Most Ducane grills have a 5 year warranty on the burner tubes. They will ship them free if under warranty!

Remove the 2 grill wire cooking racks by lifting them out of the top of the grill, next lift out to remove the 3 heat deflector panels which exposes the 3 burner tubes. Remove the 4 screws located on the outside flanks (2 on each side) of the 5-knob control panel assembly - then gently slide the knob control assembly outward and away from the grill just about an inch or two. You can now remove the old burner tubes and replace them with the new units. Then simply slide the control assembly back into the grill frame and replace/tighten the 4 screws. Voila`