3 Simple Steps for Weber Warranty Claim

Step 1:

• Registering your details of Weber's product on the Registration Form will smoothen the Weber warranty claim process. 

• Despite you missed the owner's guide, you don't have to get stressed. You can download a copy of the Manual Form to search simply by putting the serial number or name of the model.

Step 2:

• Information regarding the product purchased shop, date of purchase, date of delivery, and the price paid for the product has to be given on the registration form. Furthermore, the model and serial number of the product are needed.

• You will need to supply the following information, such as your full name, email address, contact number, street address, zip code, and the city and state of your residence.

• The vast majority of products available through Weber Grills are subjected to their comprehensive warranty policy.

Step 3:

• Customers are asked to submit a request on the Request Form for any guidance.

• You can contact them after submitting your email, subject related to warranty, and photo of the defective parts, and the form has a description box for your convenience.

• You can also monitor the status of your order by using your order number, order email, and billing zip code. Additionally, there is an option to create an account.

• Weber's customer service currently offers a limited-time shipping promotion, but please be aware that certain restrictions do apply.

• Customers with Military APO/FPO addresses can contact the Customer Service line for assistance with their orders.
  

Weber Warranty Period:

• Weber provides a 3-year warranty for electrical components, ensuring reliable support for repairs or replacements. Their Griddle cook box, hardcover assembly, stainless steel burner tubes, and carbon steel cooktop are covered by a 5-year warranty.

• The Spirit II Gas Grill Series comes with a 10-year warranty on all parts, while the 2022 Genesis Gas Grills offer a 10-year warranty on stainless steel burner tubes, cooking grates, flavorizer bars, and porcelain-enameled cast-iron cooking grates.