Weber 66356 Genesis II 600 Series Igniter Kit

What Problem This Part Solves
This igniter kit replaces worn or non-functioning ignition systems that fail to produce a spark. Without a working igniter, lighting your grill becomes inconsistent or requires manual ignition. Replacing the full kit restores push-button startup, improves safety, and ensures reliable burner ignition across all zones.

Key Features
Complete ignition system kit including ignition module, electrodes, wiring, and hardware
Multi-output ignition system designed for 6-burner Genesis II grills
Battery-powered ignition for consistent spark performance
Color-coded wiring for easier installation
OEM design ensures proper fit and long-term reliability

Igniter kits for Genesis II grills typically include the module, electrodes, wiring harness, and battery to restore full ignition functionality

Compatibility / Fits Models
Fits Weber Genesis II 600 series gas grills
Compatible with models such as Genesis II 610
Designed for 6-burner Genesis II configurations (2017 and newer)
Fits most grills within this series—confirm model number before ordering

Installation / Use Instructions
Turn off and disconnect gas supply
Remove control panel to access ignition components
Disconnect old electrodes and wiring
Install new ignition module, electrodes, and wiring harness
Insert battery and test spark before reassembly

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FAQ Section

Does this fit my grill?
This kit fits Weber Genesis II 600 series grills (E-610 and S-610). Confirm your model before ordering.

What is included in the kit?
It typically includes the ignition module, electrodes, wiring harness, battery, and mounting hardware.

Is this for propane or natural gas?
Igniter kits work for both—ignition systems are not fuel-type specific.

How do I know if my igniter is bad?
If there is no clicking sound or visible spark when pressing the button, the igniter likely needs replacement.

How long does an igniter last?
Ignition systems usually last several years but can wear out due to heat, grease, and moisture exposure.