42326 Grill Igniter Kit for Weber Summit Gold/Platinum D6 Series Grills, Replacement Part for Weber Summit Gold D6 5290001 5890001 5790001 7790001,

42326 Grill Igniter Kit for Weber Summit Gold/Platinum D6 Series Grills, Replacement Part for Weber Summit Gold D6 5290001 5890001 5790001 7790001,

【Perfect for Weber Summit Gold D6 Series Gas Grills】Replacement Part for Weber Summit Gold D6 5290001, 5890001. Replacement Part for Weber (2005) Summit Gold/Platinum D6 5790001, 7790001. Replace Original parts number: 42326. 【Perfect for Weber Summit Platinum D6 Series Gas Grills】Replacement Part for Weber (2006) Summit Platinum D6 Built-In 7790501, 7890501. Replacement Part for Weber Summit Platinum D6 7890001 Grills. 【Package Included】Igniter Kit includes spark box/electrodes with wires, 6 output spark generator, push button, connecting wires, and mounting screws. 【Note】Does NOT Include Side/AUX Burner Components. 【Easy to Install】Easy to assemble, even for beginners. Be sure this is the correct replacement for your grill before placing order. 【After Sales】If there are any problems, please feel free to contact us by Customer Questions & Answers or E-mail. DELSbbq service team will respond you within 24 hours.

Note：

Possible Reasons And Fixes of Ignition Button failure as below.

Ignition Button

- If your switch doesn't make a clicking sound when you try to light the BBQ, then probably you need to align it well with the surrounding control panel.

-If you don't do barbecue cleaning regularly, the switch may become sticky because of collected grease or other filth. Clean up the control panel thoroughly.

Battery 

There is a battery right behind the button. Take your old battery out and replace it with a new one to see if that solves the problem.

Loose wires

One or more of the connected wires (found behind the control dashboard) may have loosened – take each out and then carefully put it back in its place tightly.

Wet

If it's been raining lately, the probe might be not completely dry yet. Try to light your BBQ manually with a gas or cigarette lighter. Once the whole grill is hot enough, the ignition system will dry naturally.