Weber
Corrosion / Rusting Components
Rust forming inside the cookbox, on grates, or on the drip tray.
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Possible Causes
Exposure to moisture and salt air, Lack of seasoning on steel grates, Damaged porcelain coating, Infrequent cleaning and drying
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Ensure the grill is cool before cleaning rusted areas.
- Clean rust: Use a grill brush or fine steel wool to remove loose rust from affected areas.
- Season grates: For cast iron or steel grates, apply a thin coat of high-smoke-point cooking oil and heat the grill to season the surface.
- Inspect coatings: If porcelain or enamel is chipped, consider replacing the affected part to prevent further rust.
- Improve storage: Use a Weber-compatible cover and store the grill in a sheltered area when not in use.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Cooking Grates
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