I have spirit 320 grill. I ordered rotisserie 7614. Main shaft is short. Round channel 21.75" on center. Grill is 24.5" on center. What's wrong?
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call Weber. They are extremely helpful and will bend over backwards to assist you
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There is an extension piece that attaches to the blunt end of the long rod. You will see it in Amazon's photo of the assembled rotisserie 7614, at the opposite end from the motor. That's what makes the rod long enough for the Spirit 320 grill.
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There is another piece that attaches to rod for the 3 burner grill to make it longer.
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Try adding the extension piece. Weber is extremely helpful with this problem.
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It will fit on any rotissary; however, your grill needs burners that go from side to side, not front to back. You must remove the grates and the 3 center burner shields for vertical clearance. I use a weber Genesis and not a Spirit.
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Are you sure it's not just the slop in the gears and spit? If the meat on the rotisserie is heavy on one side it will do this as the heavy side comes round and comes down so when it is at the bottom of the circle the slop has to catch up... The way to tell how much slop you have, just grab the spit and twist it CCW and CW... You will notice some play/slop... If none then turn the spit without the power on the motor. If there is gears with teeth problems you will find in easily. Can not imagine that. As a note I had to modify my spit a bit to fit into the motor drive... Also had to fabricate the mounting to accommodate this motor on my bbq.
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I suggest you measure the grates currently installed and compare the size to the ones you plan on buying. I made the mistake of buying replacement grates only to find out there were multiple sizes. I had to return the wrong ones to Lowe's and buy the correct size. No help from Weber.
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Save your money buy a cast iron griddle. I sent this back it never got hot enough on my weber platinum series. The conept is good but it sits too high from the flame. It should fit the 320 though
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Eyeballing fan blade while running is or close to 8". Fan grill opening for each side is 8 1/2". Have to say then there are two 8". Where Karen got 9" frome is unknown unless there are differant blabes for the same fan using the same Model No. Call Holmes (A Jarden Consumer Solutions) at 1-800-546 5637 and double check. I bought 2 at differant times and both 8"
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Ralph, Im assuming that you have a motor that you replacing, and that your current motor mounts to your grill on a sheetmetal bracket. I'm not sure of the fitment of this new motor to your brand of grill, but the description says it fits standard 3" bracket. I use this motor on a Member's Mark (Bakers and Chefs) grill and use the bracket that I received with the grill I did not need to get a special mounting bracket for this motor. If your current grill has a bracket that receives the motor by sliding the motor vertically into it from the top, I recommend that you measure the width of the bracket that interfaces with your current motor and confirm that it is a 3".
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Unfortunately this model doesn't fit the 22.5" WSM. The lip construction of the WSM for both the upper section and lid fit differently than they do on the Kettle; the lip fits inside vs outside. Not sure why Weber did it this way, but I own both. There is a rotisserie available from cajun bandit (cajunbandit.com) that fits both the WSM and flips over to fit the Kettle. I'm probably going to spring for that eventually.
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I couldn't find a model number on my old grill. Basically, it's a 21-inch long burner; so measure your old burner. if it looks similar to this one (single bar, not the "H" shape), and the tubes are toward the center, then there is a high probability that this universal design will work for you. The flexible hose on this makes it easily adjustable for the small variations that you'll find on different grills.
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The last two BBQ's (not Weber) I purchased had the rotisserie slots located so low that I had to remove the greasy grills in order to use the rotisserie with whole chickens. Does anyone have rotisserie experience with the E-320?
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I don't work for charbroil, or sell them....so this is my opinion. I may be wrong. I own the 463436813. That is no longer being made, but is supported by charbroil. Based on some conversations I've had with charbroil, the main difference is the lid. The newer one does not allow for a rotisserie attachment without an adapter. The adapter makes the lid rise, and then the chamber is no longer enclosed. I had the same question when I bought, and chose the older one. I did buy the rotisserie, and it does fit with the lid closed. There is also a difference in the design of the base. The 463436813 has a black frame around the doors, and they attach to that frame. The other one has the bottom all silver. Hope this helps.
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The Standard Length for the GrillPro is 32 inches. It has a threaded extension to 39 inches. This alone will cause the standard length to extend about 12 inches beyond the 22 inch Weber Grill. In addition, there exists no convenient place on the grill to attach the brackets to hold the rotisserie. The brackets need to be at right angles to and about 4 inches above the grill surface. Further, the lid needs to have openings on two sides to accommodate the spit so that it can turn freely inside the lid. It does not appear that the Weber One-Touch is properly configured to accommodate a rotisserie of any size. Were it so configured, the length of the spit should be about 24 inches.
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It depends. If it's 22 1/2" it will. But also if your smoker is pretty long and high the heat might be too far from the meat. Unless you put the charcoal and wood on one of your grates to bring the heat high above the bottom. If you're smoking it, it'll work for sure, but I'm not sure if it matters if you're doing rotisserie or just letting it smoke.... At first for me, I just wanted the rotisserie, so I had to get a 22 1/2" weber in order to use it. I didn't want to buy a brand new one, so I went on craigslist. Luckily I came across a dude that had one brand new for $30 less than the original. I was willing to get a used one and just buy a new grate.... Well hey, good luck. Hope everything works out for you.
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Yes. http://www.amazon.com/Weber-7572/dp/B001H1JQBU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1378333111&sr=8-2&keywords=weber+rotisserie+spirit
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5/16". I'll finish my rating by saying that Char Broil did replace the entire rotisserie attachment. Motor, mounts, rod and all. It does take several phone calls and the copying of 3 year warranty off the side of the box and sending it to them (email). It would seem that they are unaware of the 3 year warranty on the box and the first four calls I was told that there was a 30 day warranty and that was only if I had purchased it from Char Broil direct. On the fifth call I was sent to a supervisor who had me send the copy of the 3 year warranty off the box again and I had a new rotisserie within a week. If your having problems with something from Char Broil be persistent. It seems they have a script to work from and you don't get kicked upstairs until they decide that you're not going away.
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These bars are listed to fit in the Spirit 320. They may have to be cut to length. I had to cut them to fit my grill. It was a ten minute job with a hacksaw.
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the rod is very long.. like 4 feet or so. It is about 1/2 inch thick and has a square edge and not round rod. I have a large grill with 3 burners and a searing infrared plate, so this length works very well. You need a 3 burner grill at least for this size to ensure you have space to attach the motor. also your grill need to be near a power source. We bought the rotisserie basket too and have done wings and chicken in that instead of on the rod because it was easier than using the rod.