Kalamazoo Outdoor Gourmet Grilling - Page 8 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Take it back to home depot and get a weber -- adding a stainless steel box to put water soaked woodchips in!

Stop messing around with a cheesy unit and take it in the house to put in the oven!

Sounds like you need a new thermocoupler unit... Given that electricians/plumbers charge $100/hr or more, and the parts will likely cost $50+, consider taking it to the dump instead.

sounds like it has an electrical problem. be careful not to get a severe shock!

That is what everybody does when their electric lighters fail.

At a store where they are sold.

Take it to the dump and get yourself a higher quality product as the replacement.

Here is some help: Look it up on your search engine.

On the front of the unit are black control knobs. Identify which one you want to adjust and then turn it down.

Talk to him and let him know that it affects your health. If he refuses to listen, pour a bucket of water on him whatever he lights up.

Yes you can, just remember to thaw it fully when smoking it.

It usually means the short temperature probe in the unit is too cold or wet. Hit it with a hair dryer for a minute or two. That should solve the problem. If you live in a cold climate, this could be an ongoing, but easily addressable issue.

It would be helpful if you posted the model number. There are several types of connections. Some are threaded and usually use a gas-compatible thread sealant compound or thread tape (be certain the sealant is specified for natural gas or propane!). Some are simply flared friction fittings, possibly with an internal gasket ring. Inspect the gasket if any, and if it is in good condition, just push it back together. If the metal is worn, corroded or cracked, replace the part. Some outdoor grills use hoses with fittings crimped on the end. If the fitting has come off, check the hose to see if it is cracked or dried up. If this is the case, replace the hose. You should probably replace the connector even if the hose is good; the crimp is not trustworthy if it has come apart. Less common is welded or brazed connections. If this has come apart, have it professionally repaired or buy a new connector assembly

Sounds like a part failed. Call Traegger support at 1 (800) 872-3437

Barry, short of contacting Char-broil Customer Support 1-866-239-6777, I doubt there is one available.I checked my list of over 100 Char-Broil models and it wasn't on it. In addition, you may need to replace the Hose/Regulator that came with that model, as it probably won't fit today's grill tanks. But, it's not a big deal. You can pick one up at any hardware store or home improvement center that sells grills and accessories. The run about $30.00.

Good luck in your search and thanks for choosing FixYa.

need to check where leak is

yes you would, just like your stove or microwave

and the question is

fixya doesnt sell products

Different model instructions: https://blog.cavetools.com/use-digital-cooking-thermometer-cave-tools/