To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my EXPERT GRILL Grill produce excess smoke?
If your EXPERT GRILL Grill is producing excess or discolored smoke, it could be due to excess grease build-up. Check and clean the interior grilling area, and consider doing a controlled burn off after cooking greasy foods. Also, check if the pellets are wet and replace them with fresh, dry pellets. Finally, make sure there aren't too many pellets in the hopper and remove any excess.
Why is the igniter not working on my EXPERT GRILL XG1136224169002?
If the igniter on your EXPERT GRILL Grill isn't working, check for insufficient air flow by removing ash build-up and any obstructions in the fire pot, ensuring it's correctly seated in the firebox. Also, confirm that the igniter rod is heating up (without touching it to avoid burns) and check its placement relative to the fire pot. With the power off, inspect the wire connectors for tightness after removing the hopper's baseboard.
How to fix EXPERT GRILL XG1136224169002 PID screen that won't turn on?
If the PID screen on your EXPERT GRILL Grill isn't turning on, make sure the grill is properly plugged into a working GFCI outlet and all wire connections are firmly connected. Also, check if the circuit board fuse has been tripped, requiring a manual replacement. Additionally, ensure the GFCI is a minimum 10 Amp service and the connections are dry.
What to do if my EXPERT GRILL Grill shows “ErL” error?
If your EXPERT GRILL Grill is showing an “ErL” error, it indicates insufficient or poor pellets. You should check and remove any ash build-up or obstructions in the fire pot, ensuring it's properly seated in the firebox. Make sure the igniter is heating up and correctly positioned. Check the fans to confirm they are working at the correct speed. Ensure the hopper has enough standard pellets. Try pressing the 'Prime' button or manually adding a small amount of pellets into the fire pot.
How to stop frequent flare-ups on my EXPERT GRILL Grill?
If your EXPERT GRILL Grill is experiencing frequent flare-ups, it could be due to a cooking temperature that is too high. Lower the temperature, especially when cooking greasy food, keeping it under 350°F. Another cause could be excess grease build-up, so check and clean the interior grilling area regularly, performing a controlled burn off after cooking greasy foods.
Why is the temperature not stable on my EXPERT GRILL Grill?
If the temperature on your EXPERT GRILL Grill isn't stable, first ensure the control is set to Cooking mode. Insufficient airflow could be the cause, so check for ash build-up or obstructions in the fire pot, and ensure both the fire pot and firebox are seated properly to prevent air leakage. Also, make sure the fan is working correctly, the air intake isn't blocked, and there are no blockages in the hopper. Finally, check for sufficient standard wood pellets in the hopper, ensure the auger is working, and clean the meat probe.
What does “ErH” mean on my EXPERT GRILL XG1136224169002 and how do I fix it?
If your EXPERT GRILL Grill displays “ErH”, it means the grill has overheated, possibly due to a grease fire or too many pellets. Turn the grill off and let it cool down. Then, clean the grill's interior and remove any excess pellets.
What to do if my EXPERT GRILL XG1136224169002 P1 or P2 temperature shows 32°F?
If your EXPERT GRILL Grill displays “P1 or P2 Temp shows 32°F” and it doesn't change after heating, the meat probe might be dirty. Clean it with a soft cloth or mild abrasive sponge, using hot water and soap. If the meat probe wire is wet, open the hopper cap, remove the probe, and dry the wires with a hair dryer.
What does it mean when the “Err” and Auger icon is flashing on my EXPERT GRILL XG1136224169002 Grill?
If your EXPERT GRILL Grill is showing an “Err” error and the Auger icon is flashing, make sure the Auger wire is correctly connected to the PID screen. Check the wire connections and replace the wire if it's damaged.
What does “ErP” mean on my EXPERT GRILL XG1136224169002 Grill and how can I resolve it?
If your EXPERT GRILL Grill displays “ErP”, this indicates the thermal probe is either not plugged in or damaged. Ensure the thermal probe wire is correctly connected to the PID screen. Check the wire connections and replace the probe if damaged.
General| Brand | EXPERT GRILL |
|---|---|
| Model | XG1136224169002 |
| Category | Grill |
| Language | English |
Description of the PID screen, control knob, and button icons.
Detailed explanation of each button and its function on the control panel.
Steps before ignition, including cleaning and pellet loading.
Detailed steps for igniting the grill and achieving the desired temperature.
Procedure for safely shutting down and storing the grill after use.
Guidelines for cooking, hood usage, and meat probe utilization.
Searching for and downloading the Expert Grill app and initiating Bluetooth connection.
Finding the grill via Bluetooth and connecting to its interface.
Explanation of main interface functions like power, temperature units, and prime mode.
Resolving issues related to PID screen errors, fan, igniter, and auger icons.
Troubleshooting grill overheating ('ErH') and thermal probe ('Erp') issues.
Addressing problems with insufficient pellets ('ErL'), igniter not working, and smoke.
Solutions for frequent flare-ups, excess grease, and discolored smoke.
Resolving unstable temperatures and issues with meat probe readings.
