Weber Spirit E-210 parts: the verified ladder, cheapest first.
The Spirit E-210 is Weber's 2-burner, 2-knob member of the Spirit 200 series. Confirm that with the knob count and the model badge, then work the ladder cheapest first: igniter kit, burner tube, Flavorizer bars, cooking grates. 200-series and 300-series parts do not swap, so the badge check comes first.
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Buy only the rung yours needs. Most E-210s need two of these, not all of them.
Confirm you have a 2-burner E-210, climb the cheapest-first parts ladder, and it cooks like new.
- Time
- An afternoon
- Cost
- Parts, not a new grill
- Skill
- Beginner-friendly
- Fits
- 2-burner Spirit 200 series
- 1 Confirm the knob count and badge
- 2 Igniter: the cheap fix first
- 3 Burner tube: even flames again
- 4 Flavorizer bars: verify fit
- 5 Grates: the big upgrade
First: confirm you actually have an E-210
A wrong-generation guess means a wrong-part return, and the E-210 was made in two layouts with different igniters and tubes. Two minutes here saves that.
- COUNT THE KNOBS: two main knobs means the 200-series 2-burner (E-210, E-220, S-210). Three means a 300-series, and you want the Spirit 300 parts page. Do not count a side burner in the side table.
- CHECK THE BADGE AND STICKER: the lid badge should say Spirit, not Genesis. The model sticker is usually on the inside of a side panel, the bottom of the cart, or the back.
- FRONT OR SIDE CONTROLS: knobs on the front panel mean the 2013-and-newer front-control E-210. Knobs on the side table mean the older 2009-2012 generation, which takes a different igniter kit and burner tube. The table below maps yours.
Still not sure? The Spirit 200 vs 300 guide walks the full identification, including where Weber hides the model number.
Which E-210 do you have?
Weber built the E-210 in two generations. Match the column to your grill before you order anything below.
| Older Spirit E-210 (2009-2012) | Front-control E-210 (2013 and newer) | |
|---|---|---|
| Control knobs | On the side table | On the front panel |
| Igniter kit | Genuine Weber 2009-2012 kit (verified below) | Match the kit to your year before ordering |
| Burner tube | Match to your generation before ordering | Front-control tube (verified below) |
| Cooking grates | Match to your model year before ordering | 200-series cast iron (verified below) |
| Flavorizer bars | Verify your model badge first | Verify your model badge first |
Save or replace?
Before you spend a dollar, here's what to keep and what to swap on a typical hand-me-down E-210.
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The parts ladder, cheapest first
Three verified parts, cheapest rung first. Buy only what yours needs; this is not a kit you buy whole. Igniters and tubes vary by generation, so each card says exactly which E-210 it fits.
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Cheapest fixWeber igniter kit (Spirit 2009-2012)
A dead igniter is the cheapest annoyance to fix and the first rung of the ladder. This genuine Weber kit is an exact fit for the 2009-2012 Spirit generation, which includes the E-210 of that era. If your E-210 is the 2013-or-newer front-control model, match the kit to your year before ordering (see the fitment links below).
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Stainless replacement burner tube (fits front-control Weber Spirit E/S-210)
Weak, uneven flames or fire creeping toward the knobs usually mean the burner tube has rusted at the ports. This stainless replacement fits the front-control Spirit E-210 and S-210 (the 2013-and-newer 2-burner, 200-series). It is not the 3-burner 300-series set: if you count three knobs, you want the Spirit 300 parts page instead.
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Biggest upgradeCast-iron cooking grates (Spirit E-210, 200-series)
Rusted, flaking grates are the number-one reason a tired E-210 cooks badly and sticks. This cast-iron set is the 200-series size that drops into the narrower 2-burner cookbox, not the wider 300-series set. Confirm your grill is the front-control E-210 (2013 and newer) before you order.
Between the tube and the grates sits the Flavorizer bar rung, and that one we will not guess. See the next section before you order bars.
Flavorizer bars for the 200 series are shorter than the 300-series set and vary further by control location and model year. We have no single verified set for the E-210, so there is no buy card on this page. Instead: confirm your model badge, then use our Weber Flavorizer bar guide for sizes and wear checks, and the fitment matrix (or its CSV download) to see exactly which bars are documented for which grill.
While you are in there
One accessory earns its spot for this job. It fits nothing and verifies nothing: it just protects your hands.
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Heat-resistant grill gloves
Swapping grates and burner tubes means pulling rusty, greasy parts out of the firebox. These are rated to 932°F so you can work warm metal and keep the rust and grease off your hands through the whole job.
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Disconnect the propane before any burner or igniter work. And before you cook, brush soapy water on the gas connections and watch for bubbles. Bubbles mean a leak; no bubbles, you're good to light.
FAQ
Count the main control knobs: two means a 200-series 2-burner like the E-210, three means a 300-series like the E-310. Then check the badge on the lid and the model sticker, usually on the inside of a side panel, the bottom of the cart, or the back. If the sticker is faded, the knob count settles it.
No. The E-210 is the narrower 2-burner cookbox, so 300-series grates, the 3-burner tube set, and 300-series Flavorizer bars will not drop in, and 200-series parts are too narrow for a 300. If you count three knobs, use our Spirit 300 parts page instead.
The igniter kit is the genuine Weber fit for the 2009-2012 Spirit generation. The burner tube and the 200-series cast-iron grates fit the front-control E-210, 2013 and newer. Check where your knobs sit, front panel or side table, before you order and you land on the right rung.
Flavorizer bars differ by series and by control location, and the shorter 200-series set varies further with model year. We have not verified a single set that fits every E-210, so rather than guess we send you to our Flavorizer bar guide and the fitment matrix. Confirm your model badge, then buy.
Almost always, with one deal-breaker: if the firebox bottom is rusted through, let the grill go. Everything else swaps. Our hand-me-down restore kit walks the whole job, degrease to seasoning, using the same verified parts as this ladder.
Read before you order
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Restoring the whole grill? The E-210 restore kit
The step-by-step restore this parts ladder plugs into: assess, degrease, swap the parts, season, cook.
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Spirit 200 vs 300: which do you have?
The full 30-second identification guide. Count the knobs so you order 200-series parts the first time.
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Cross-model fitment matrix
Which parts cross between Spirit 200, Spirit 300, and Genesis 300, and which are grill-specific. CSV dataset included.
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Got the 3-burner? Spirit 300 parts
The verified grates, 3-burner tube set, and Flavorizer bars for the E-310, E-320, and E-330 sibling.
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Grill will not light? The 6-fix ladder
Free fixes first: gas supply, battery, electrode, burner ports. Igniter and tube land on this page only if those fail.
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Flavorizer bars: sizes and fitment
How to identify the right bar set for your Spirit and the signs a worn set needs replacing.
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Grab the free hand-me-down restore checklist. No email, no gate. Print it or keep it on your phone. Get the free checklist.