Will not smoke - Traeger Industries BBQ075 All-in-One Grill / Smoker

White smoke is more likely coolant. So a head gasket leak or cracked head or cylinder sleeve.

Check coolant level ievel s not dropping.

Hello, Chaz -

From the name "Hickory Smoked Ham", the ham has already been smoked.

To smoke a ham:

1. You need an uncooked, unsmoked (a.k.a. "fresh")

2 The ham needs to be cured. You can read about how to do that here:
https://melissaknorris.com/howtosaltcureham/

3. After curing, the ham can be smoked.

I assume you know the steps to follow to smoke a cured ham.

Best wishes.

Replace batteries.

Generally, it may smoke on startup for a few seconds then quit and seem to run fine, then you hit the gas and it smokes again, so Is it white smoke gray smoke or blue smoke? Because IMO it's either a bad head gasket, bad valve guides, rings are going bad ot dumping to much fuel into carb or injectors.

Not Enough Information. If an electrical box smokes obviously that means the electronics are severely damaged. We stock dozens of ignition assemblies and they do not smoke. Are you referring to the grill smoking? An electrical box cannot smoke unless it is fried or is on fire. If the stove is smoking you need to clean it and/or burn it off. smoke is caused by grease.

Smokes can be of three colors.
1. White smoke.
Excessive white smoke reveals presence of water in fuel, thermostat valve stuck open, or burnt cylinder head gasket.
2. Black smoke.
Black smoke could be observed due to the unburnt fuel or higher percentage of Hydrocarbons during the combustion process, defective regulating valve, ruptured PCV valve, low fuel pump pressure, defective charcoal canister, ruptured or leaking fuel injectors.
3. Blue smoke.
Blue smoke reveals the engine failure.

One thing used many mechanics for diagnosis is: What color was the smoke?
White smoke usually means the engine is failing, and can indicate a leaking head gasklet, a cracked block, or a cracked head. This color smoke is from water and/or coolant getting into the cylinders.
Black smoke indicated too much fuel, and the engine may be "flooded", indicating a less expensidve fix.
Grey smoke indicates oil smoke from worn rings or worn valve stem seals.
The white smoke says you should have someone look at this really quickly to see if immediate attention is needed.
Be blessed

Unfortunately, with using that product, yes, it is normal... That stuff is not good for any vehicle... What kind of car do you have? Has it had problems with smoking? Black or white smoke? Does the smoke have an odor?

state what color the smoke is. White smoke is antifreeze. Gray smoke is fuel, and black smoke is oil. Also have the computer scanned so you know why the light is on.

why kind of smoke is it? sweet smelling smoke? bluish gray smoke? rotten egg smoke?