Is the venturi included with the burner when purchasing this product? The 80701 is listed but it doesn't specify in the description...
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I really don't remember if it came with it, but I'm sure it might have cause I looked in my storage and found my old Venturi so I guess it came with the new burner. My suggestion is email the company and ask them. Wish I could be more help to you. Good luck. Raul
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This is a vacuum advance style distributor and the vacuum advance does come with the distributor.You will need a vacuum source connected to the vacuum advance for the distributor to operate properly (advance the ignition timing)
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The Weber website, and your specific model name/number or serial number, will lead you to a manual or a parts list. That is the only way to figure it out (that's what I did before purchasing at Amazon ). It is really important to get this right, as there are a zillion different parts for a zillion different models and you don't want to be messing around with the wrong burner!
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hey... your observation is normal and the operation of the connection is normal. The venturi is mixing air with gas (low pressure area) to form a hot clean (blue) flame so no need to tightened the connection at that point. Just make sure your bottle is snug into the regulator (high pressure here). IF you observe a yellow flame, then the air inlet is restricted causing a flooded venturi (but will still burn). Most importantly, do not allow the liquid level of your bottle get above the regulator as liquid fuel will enter and damage the regulator (sometimes causing a 'loud jet' sound into the burners!). (it's okay, I was a LP gas company owner) hey... your observation is normal and the operation of the connection is normal. The venturi is mixing air with gas (low pressure area) to form a hot clean (blue) flame so no need to tightened the connection at that point. Just make sure your bottle is snug into the regulator (high pressure here). IF you observe a yellow flame, then the air inlet is restricted causing a flooded venturi (but will still burn). Most importantly, do not allow the liquid level of your bottle get above the regulator as liquid fuel will enter and damage the regulator (sometimes causing a 'loud jet' sound into the... » Read More hey... your observation is normal and the operation of the connection is normal. The venturi is mixing air with gas (low pressure area) to form a hot clean (blue) flame so no need to tightened the connection at that point. Just make sure your bottle is snug into the regulator (high pressure here). IF you observe a yellow flame, then the air inlet is restricted causing a flooded venturi (but will still burn). Most importantly, do not allow the liquid level of your bottle get above the regulator as liquid fuel will enter and damage the regulator (sometimes causing a 'loud jet' sound into the burners!). (it's okay, I was a LP gas company owner) « Show Less
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Thank you for confirming my suspicions. I ordered mine quite a while ago and was wondering why more specifications weren't shown. I thought this "oversight" might have been deliberate, allowing different pumps to be provided under the same listing. Both pumps I received were rotary type and worked very well. Either type can have trouble if the diaphragms or seals are incompatible with the fuel. As an amateur mechanic, I would say the decision for your use would be based on the one that was easiest to install. The usual advice is to mount the pump as close to the fuel tank and as low as possible (pumps push much better than they vacuum), particularly if vapor lock may be an issue.
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I have no idea. I just bought mine last year, but I have a feeling that when the burner goes the whole unit will go in the trash like every other Chinese product that has flooded the market in the last ten years.
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I haven't heard of the knock-offs but the box said Venturi, if this helps any.
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I belive the center Burner is a searing burner on the 320 not a regular 12,000 btu on the 310. I'm looking at both also.
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Why spend extra &200 for the side burner if don't want to use it. I think you have to change the hose to eliminate the side burner feed
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I don't know. I found my burner part number from Whirlpool site before buying them . I guess you have to do some homework by youself.
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Not with out a conversion kit. Don't know if Char-Broil has one for this unit. You need different (larger) orifices for the burners.
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Might look a little lop-sided but as far as I can tell it should function just fine. I'd plug the holes with bolts, either living with the excess length or cutting off the excess. If yo buy short replacements be sure to get the same heads and high quality bolts to prevent corrosion. Obviously the right side shelf is needed for the side burner. If you don't want either side shelf get the model (310?) without it and save a few dollars.
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I am not the manufacturer so I do not know the colors it comes in, I suggest contacting Maytag. The unit is self contained and includes ignitors as depicted in the image. You should look up which burner you need for the model stove you have.
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I'm looking for the same item because I have a small espresso machine that has a footprint much smaller than the smallest burner. Is there anything that's on the market for such an issue? Glass tops are a pain.
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the VOC sensor is advertised in the Amazon description but IS NOT included in this model so beware!
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This is a vacuum advance style distributor and the vacuum advance does come with the distributor. You will need a vacuum source connected to the vacuum advance for the distributor to operate properly (advance the ignition timing)
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Yes it does. However; this burner requires an upgrade which cost's $49.95 in order for you to get the full range of operations. I was not aware of this and am not happy with having to pay twice to get one thing. Be careful when purchasing this drive.