Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...
79 80
Troubleshooting
Auger is jamming.
Turn the grill into cycle 0 by pressing the “power” button
(first stage of the normal start-up procedure), and listen
for the auger motor. If the motor engages, look inside
your burn pot toward the end of the auger bit to
determine if the auger is spinning. If the auger is
spinning but you don’t have pellets feeding into the
burn pot, you have pellets bridged up over the intake of
the auger tube. Turn the grill off, sift the pellets around
inside the hopper, and put the grill back into cycle 0.
Wait until the pellets emerge into the firebox. It may
take up to 2 full cycle 0’s to get pellets all the way
through the auger tube.
If you have determined that your auger does not turn
when the auger motor is engaged, you can try to work
the affected pellets through the auger tube to clear out
the jam. Remove the grease tray and heat shield from
the body of the grill. Remove all the pellets from the
hopper and the firebox.
Once the auger tube is clear, you will need to refill it
with fresh pellets by running cycle 0 a few more times
after the hopper has been filled. Once you see fresh
pellets coming out, turn off the grill and start it up again
through the entire 0-1-2-3 process with the heat shield
and grease tray installed.
Combustion fan doesn’t seem to be working
properly.
There’s no need for concern if your fan is not
blowing at a constant speed. It will run at many
RPMs in order to maintain the most stable
temperature.
The fan should run continuously from cycle 2 on
start-up until the grill completes the fan mode.
First, unplug the grill. Then, using your finger, flick
the fan to make sure it spins freely and does not
appear to have any visible damage. If there is any
damage to the blades, your grill will require a new
combustion fan.
Check the wires leading to the combustion fan to
make sure those connections are secure and
undamaged.
Green Mountain Grills Troubleshooting
Loading ...
Loading ...
Loading ...