May I make a suggestion or perhaps more? Most of the steps were very clear on this video except a couple of things. I saw the first bolt/screws installed at finger tight but did not see, read or hear when they were tightened up using the electric device. I always put things together at finger tight since I keep making mistakes and also often need some flexibility in the set up as I add steps, then tighten them up once all the essential parts are installed. But it would be useful if there was even some text captions mentioning this. But he pointed out many things that the print instructions do not, so thank you again. A few times his head and cap got in the way especially when installing the plastic clips for the wiring. I never did really see what he was doing. Everything being black in there that does not help him. Not his fault. Perhaps loose the cap.

You might also add a caption in the text part of this video description that the model IDs that this video also apples to the perhaps newer Spirit S-315 Gas Grill.

Lastly as a person who has made numerous instructional videos, a lavaliere mic that clips to his shirt would help a lot. It would keep his voice even in volume and cut out all the background noise of the other assemblies (out of sight but not out of hearing) making them far less loud and distracting. If I may, I could suggest using the new DJI Pocket Osmo 3 (https://www.amazon.com/DJI-Vlogging-Stabilization-Tracking-Photography/dp/B0CG19FGQ5/ref=sr_1_3?crid=B8W21EWG5MPH&keywords=dji%2Bpocket%2Bosmo%2B3&qid=1706116454&sprefix=Dpocket%2Bosmo%2B3%2Caps%2C136&sr=8-3&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.2b70bf2b-6730-4ccf-ab97-eb60747b8daf&th=1) that is so small it is easy to get into the little spaces and it has a synchronized lavaliere mic that automatically connects with the video camera (which is built into its own tiny stabilizer) and gives fantastic sound just as the Osmo 3 provides superb video that also can be seen and controlled from a remote smart phone via the blue tooth connection that is part of the internal and external app for the devices. Really easy to use on full automatic and has a zoom to get closer to his fingers so we can see better what he is doing. This is a very new product and is head and shoulders further along than its predecessors. I shoot professionally and this works just fine. You can even mount it on a short pole to push it into the enclosures for a better view. Just "sayin' " as they say.)

But again thank you. This is a life saver. 24 Jan, 2024