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If you receive a 'PLEASE CHECK YOUR SMOKER, JAMMED BISQUETTE' error on your Bradley Smoker Smokers, it means a bisquette is stuck. To resolve this, you should clear the jammed bisquette.
How to fix heat element failure in Bradley Smoker P10 Smokers?
If the heat element fails in your Bradley Smoker Smokers, the suggested solution is to change the faulty heating element.
How to fix bisquette burner failure in Bradley Smoker Smokers?
If the bisquette burner fails in your Bradley Smoker Smokers, you should change the faulty heating element.
What to do for cabinet temperature sensor failure in Bradley Smoker P10 Smokers?
If you encounter a 'CABINET TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE' message on your Bradley Smoker Smokers, check the sensor and its connections. If needed, the sensor replacement procedure can be found on page 25.
What to do for bisquette burner temperature sensor failure in Bradley Smoker P10 Smokers?
If your Bradley Smoker Smokers displays 'BISQUETTE BURNER TEMPERATURE SENSOR FAILURE', check the sensor and its connections. Refer to page 24 for instructions on replacing the sensor.
What to do if meat probe 1/2 is not connected to Bradley Smoker P10?
If your Bradley Smoker Smokers shows 'MEAT PROBE 1 /2 NOT CONNECTED', check the sensor and its connections.
What to do if meat probe 1 is not connected properly to Bradley Smoker Smokers?
If your Bradley Smoker Smokers indicates 'MEAT PROBE 1 NOT CONNECTED PROPERLY', disconnect and reconnect the probe properly.
What to do if meat probe 2 is not connected properly to Bradley Smoker P10 Smokers?
If your Bradley Smoker Smokers displays 'MEAT PROBE 2 NOT CONNECTED PROPERLY', disconnect and reconnect the probe properly.
General| Model | P10 |
|---|---|
| Type | Electric Smoker |
| Number of Racks | 4 |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Control Type | Digital |
| Automatic Feed | Yes |
| Auto Feed Bisquette System | Yes |
| Voltage | 120V |
| Cooking Area | 990 square inches |
| Power | 500W |
| Weight | 24.49 kg |
| Temperature Range | Up to 280°F (140°C) |
Covers fundamental safety rules for operating the smoker, including handling and usage.
Guidelines for using extension cords safely with the smoker, including rating and length.
Highlights the risks of carbon monoxide and the necessity of outdoor, ventilated use.
Instructions and precautions for operating the smoker safely during use.
Procedures for cleaning and safely handling the smoker after operation.
Safety measures to follow during maintenance and cleaning procedures.
Detailed steps for cleaning and maintaining the smoker's components.
Steps to reassemble and store the smoker after cleaning.
Step-by-step guide for putting together the Bradley smoker unit.
Instructions for the proper disposal of packaging materials.
Procedure for safely connecting the smoker to a power source.
Process for seasoning the smoker to remove initial odors and prepare for use.
Initial steps and procedures for operating the smoker after seasoning.
Specific instructions for using the smoker for cold smoking applications.
Explanation of how to use the rotary dial and selection knob for controls.
Detailed operation of the rotary dial for selecting and adjusting settings.
How to turn the smoker on and off using the control panel.
Instructions for activating and deactivating the child lock feature.
Procedure for setting and adjusting the smoker's internal temperature.
How to set and adjust the cooking timer for the smoker.
Procedure for setting and adjusting the smoke duration.
How to manually advance the bisquette dispenser for smoke production.
Using and setting the meat probes for temperature monitoring.
How to switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature display.
Instructions for uploading and using custom recipes via USB.
Guide for connecting the smoker to a smart device via Bluetooth.
Explanation of error codes displayed by the smoker and their remedies.
Procedure for replacing the main heating element.
Steps for removing and replacing the bisquette burner and its sensor.
Procedure for replacing the cabinet sensor and high limit switch.
Instructions for removing and replacing the smoker's control display panel.
Details electrical ratings, internal volume, and rack capacity of the smoker.
Covers cook time, smoke time, temperature ranges, and meat probe specifications.
Information regarding FCC rules and regulations for the device.
Details on compliance with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada's RSS.
Information on RF radiation exposure limits for the equipment.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and limitations of the product warranty.
Guidance on environmentally responsible disposal of the product.
