About Onlyfire Onlyfire is a manufacturer of high-quality patio and grilling products. we strive to provide the most innovative and practical products to enhance and simplify your outdoor cooking experience and living space. our goal is to provide you with products that truly calm, relax, and bring peacefulness into customers’ cooking and patio life.We keep offering outstanding service, quality products. we take pride in providing our customers with many choices of products available in a variety of different styles to meet the demands of matching our customers’ personality. Onyfire Igniter Kit Fits for Weber Genesis 300 Series Propane Gas Grill Igniter Kit Includes Module housing and Shield, Hardware Kit and Grey Button, Set of 4 Ignition ElectrodesThe igniter kit includes wires, electrodes, and clips. The length of 4 wires are: The black one is:235mm; The green one is:375mm; The blue one is:500mm; The yellow one is:670mmThe igniter kit fits for Weber E310/E330 front burner ignition models.For Use With Genesis 330 Series Grills From 2011 & Newer, Front Mounted Control Panel Possible Reasons And Fixes Ignition button not clicking/Button is not clean If your switch/button 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. Contamination may even get deeper in the ignition casing over time. Clean up the control panel thoroughly. Battery is gone There is a battery (most likely AA size) right behind the button – just unscrew it and you'll see it. 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 loosen – take each out and then carefully put it back in its place tightly. Completely dry yet 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.