How Weber stands behind what it sells
6 product types in our library. Made by Weber Inc..
Coverage by product
Full coverage: everything, parts and laborPartial coverage: some parts only, you usually pay labor
- Charcoal & Kamado GrillsRanked 4 of 6Full: NonePartial: to 10 yearsPartial covers: Bowl and lid; One-Touch cleaning system; Plastic components; and more
- Gas GrillsRanked 5 of 13Full: NonePartial: to 15 yearsPartial covers: Cookbox and lid (Summit); Cookbox and lid (Genesis); Burners, grates, Flavorizer bars (Genesis); and more
- Griddles & Portable GrillsRanked 8 of 8Full: NoneNo partial coverage
- Knives & Kitchen ToolsRanked 51 of 60Full: NonePartial: to 2 yearsPartial covers: iGrill and Connect hub; Kitchen thermometers
- Outdoor GrillsRanked 6 of 12Full: NonePartial: to 5 yearsPartial covers: Pellet grill parts; Griddle; Electric grill parts
- Smokers & Pellet GrillsRanked 7 of 16Full: NonePartial: to 5 yearsPartial covers: Cook box and other parts; Electrical components; Grates, burn pot, heat baffles
Good to know before you buy
- Weber says your owner's guide has the exact terms for your model.
- Normal wear and tear, rust on griddle tops, and fading of paint or plastic are not covered.
- Different parts have different coverage lengths; check which part failed.
- Weber says its warranty page is a summary for current-year models; your Owner's Guide has the binding terms.
- Cookbox and lid coverage is against rust-through or burn-through, not surface rust.
- Paint is covered for a shorter time, and fading or discoloration is not covered.
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