Weber Baby Q Q100 Questions & Answers

Hi Jason, although they weren't specifically designed to be used that way, you can use the half hotplate on top of the one-piece grill if you don't want to replace the current grill with the two-piece grill that is available on modern Q models. You just need to factor in a bit more pre-heating time, and watch the barbecue as it will take a bit longer for the hotplate to heat up being further away from the heat source.

Hi Susan, thanks for your question. Did you place the pizza stone on a trivet and convection tray when you placed it in the barbecue, or just straight on the grills?

Hi Susan, we always recommend that you use a convection tray and trivet when using the Pizza Stone on the Q's as this turns your barbecue into an oven (using convection heating) to cook the food.

How old is your grill? Did it come with the barbecue or did you purchase it separately?

Hi Wendy, thanks for your question. Unfortunately, the Q100's will not fit on the Portable Cart, as they have different sized bases and the feet are in different positions. If you're looking for a cart option, we suggest a small, non-combustible metal table that can support the Q and be transported easily.

Hi Frank, if you're having issues with your igniter, please call us on 1300 301 290 and we can organise you a new one. Thanks!

Hi Tracey, the stands that you need for your model Q are obsolete and no longer sold, sorry.
We suggest a flat, stable surface made from non-combustable material such as metal or stone to place your Q on. You can find small camping tables at most camping and hardware stores. Apologies we couldn't help any further with this.

Hi Andrea, they're covered for the life of the barbecue, so just give us a buzz on 1300 301 290 and have your serial number ready and we'll replace it for you. Cheers

Hi Alan, yes you remove the half grill and replace it with the hotplate. We appreciate your feedback on the instructions though and will review this in future updates. Thanks

It sounds like you're sorted out your issue Bud! Cleaning out the burner tube and ensuring you have enough gas levels would be the best way to rectify that type of issue, and any further issues could be to do with the regulator.

Please let us know if you have any further issues.

Hi Lachlan, there isn't a way to adjust the air intake, and you shouldn't have to. It sounds like you've either got a leak/seal issue in your gas connections, or there is an issue with your regulator. If you could please call us on 1300 301 290 and have your serial number handy, we can help. In the mean time, do a soapy water test to see if there are any leaks.

Hi Nathan, best to get in touch with us directly for parts or replacements- it could still be covered by warranty too, so if you call us on 1300 301 290 we can run through everything with you. Thanks!

Hi Jo, if you've got an electronic ignition (with a lightning bolt on the front), then you simply grab the button, turn it slightly to the left 1/4 turn and the button should be able to be pulled out. From there you simply replace the battery and put it back in the way you took it out (1/4 turn back to the right). Hope that helps!

Hi, I assume you meant liner on your Q? In short, yes, you can use it but we don't recommend them. They don't allow the fats and juices to drain away from what you're cooking and can stew your meat, as well as present a fire hazard. Also, it doesn't allow the natural convection to work effectively inside the barbecue, so you won't get the best results. Hope that helps clarify things for you.

Hi Pat, there is a handbook included in your pack that comes with the barbecue. It has set up instructions as well as recipes and tips.
You can also find recipes for the Q's on our website here: https://www.weberbbq.com.au/weber-recipes/

Hi Jess, thanks for your question. This may get tricky, as we aren't technically allowed to alter barbecues that weren't purchased within their country of origin- this is due to Australian Gas Regulations and us being a responsible gas product supplier. Can you please call us on 1300 301 290 and we can talk through your options? Thanks

Hi Tigerlee, no, the older Q models will not fit on the current Portable Cart (6579). What you need is a Rolling Cart, which is now an obsolete product. Your best bet would be to look for a second hand one or look for an alternative cart option (like a small stainless steel table, heatproof bench, etc). If you've got any further questions, please let us know. Thanks!

Hi Mick, no there is not a conversion kit to NG from LPG for the Baby Q barbecues as they are classed as a 'portable' barbecue and cannot be used with Natural Gas. If you need any further info, please let us know. Cheers!

Hi June, unfortunately, the only cart that fits our older Q100 models was the 6548 Rolling Cart, and these have been discontinued. We would suggest that you look for an alternative non-combustible surface to put your barbecue on- something like a small, stainless steel table would be great.

If you have any further questions, please call us on 1300 301 290. Thanks

Hi Owen, thanks for your question.
The little 'o-ring' is an essential part of the gas line, so it's definitely necessary to get replaced. It doesn't come as a separate part though- it comes as a part of the hose/regulator/valve assembly spare part, which can be purchased from our head office. To order this part, please call 1300 301 290 or email us at [email protected] along with your barbecues' serial number and your contact details. Thanks!

Hi Vipermla, thanks for your feedback. While it can seem excessive to replace the entire hose, we do this as the 'o-ring' forms the seal for the gas line, so if you were stretching it over an existing hose, making it loose, you'd have a leak and therefore create a hazard.

By replacing the whole hose at once, we can guarantee that the connection is tight, and eliminate that risk for the customer.

If you need any further help, please let us know.