How do you fix a stuck grill thermometer?

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Fill a glass with ice and just enough cold water to fill the space between the ice. Stir the ice and water for 30 seconds to stabilize the water just at the freezing point of 32 degrees. Place the tip of the thermometer in the ice water and the reading should stay right at 32 degrees.

How do you test a thermometer probe?

To test your thermometer:

Fill a tall glass with ice and add cold water.
Place and hold the thermometer in the ice water for 30 seconds without touching the sides or bottom of the glass.
If the thermometer reads 32°F, it is reading correctly and can be used.

How do you calibrate a temperature probe?

Cold Calibration

Step 1: Mix 50% crushed ice and 50% water in a container (such as a mug or beaker)
Step 2: Wait for 5 minutes so that the heat distributes evenly.
Step 3: Place your thermometer into the container.
Step 4: Wait a further minute.
Step 5: Check that the temperature is -1°C to 1°C (30°F to 34°F)

What is the part number for Weber thermometer?

Weber Part number 67088 (Replaces Weber Part 67731). Fits Genesis 300 series grills (2007-2016) and Summit (2005-2016) models. Includes the wing nut but not the bezel. Thermometer has a tab on the back of the head to lock it into place on the bezel.

What is the Weber part number 67088?

Where is the thermometer located on the bezel?

Includes the wing nut but not the bezel. Thermometer has a tab on the back of the head to lock it into place on the bezel. Diameter of temperature panel: 2-3/8″ | Length of prong: 1-1/2″

What is the size of the thermometer on a Genesis Grill?

Fits Genesis 300 series grills (2007-2016) and Summit (2005-2016) models. Includes the wing nut but not the bezel. Thermometer has a tab on the back of the head to lock it into place on the bezel. Diameter of temperature panel: 2-3/8″ | Length of prong: 1-1/2″