To Next PageTo Next PageHow to prevent flare ups in my Louisiana Grills Grill?
To prevent frequent flare-ups with your Louisiana Grills Grill, try cooking at a lower temperature, ideally below 180°C / 350°F, especially when cooking greasy foods. Flare-ups can also occur due to grease build-up, so follow the care and maintenance instructions to keep your grill clean. Ensure the flame broiler is closed for indirect flame cooking.
Why my Louisiana Grills Grill will not maintain stable temperature?
If your Louisiana Grills Grill isn't maintaining a stable temperature, first, ensure sufficient airflow through the burn grate by checking the positioning of cooking components and the burn grate itself, and clear any ash build-up. Also, check that the fan's air intake isn't blocked and inspect the fan wires (blue and white) for tight connections. Next, verify that you have enough fuel and that the wood pellets are of good quality and not causing a feed obstruction. Finally, check the grill probe, ensuring it is clean; if damaged, contact customer service for a replacement.
Why is my Louisiana Grills Grill producing excess smoke?
Excess or discolored smoke from your Louisiana Grills Grill can be due to several factors. Begin by cleaning the grill to address potential grease build-up, following the care and maintenance instructions. Check the wood pellet quality, removing any moist pellets and replacing them with dry ones. Ensure the burn grate is clear of obstructions. Finally, check the fan to ensure it's working correctly and that the air intake isn't blocked; clean the fan if necessary.
Why is the power light not flashing on my Louisiana Grills Grill control board?
If the power light isn't flashing on the control board of your Louisiana Grills Grill, first, check that the master switch on the underside of the control board is flipped on. Then, ensure the unit is properly plugged into a working power source, reset the breaker, and verify the GFCI is a minimum 10 amp service. Check all wire connections to ensure they are firmly connected and dry. Inspect the fuse for breaks or blackening, replacing it if necessary. Lastly, ensure the GFCI outlet hasn't tripped and has a minimum 10 amp service. If the issue persists, the control board may be faulty and need replacement; contact customer service.
What to do if fire in burn grate will not light on Louisiana Grills Grill?
If the fire in the burn grate of your Louisiana Grills Grill won't light, first, check the burn grate for proper positioning and follow the care and maintenance instructions to remove any ash build-up. If that's not the issue, turn the unit off, remove the cooking components, turn it back on, and inspect the auger feed system to ensure pellets are dropping into the burn grate. If the auger isn't working, contact customer service for assistance.
What does Er-2 Error code mean on Louisiana Grills Grill?
If you're seeing an Er-2 error code on your Louisiana Grills Grill, start by checking the proper positioning of the cooking components. Then, check the hopper for sufficient fuel and ensure there are no obstructions in the feed system. Also, check the grill probe for cleanliness and accuracy. Inspect the igniter to ensure it is heating up properly. In very cold conditions, try turning the grill off and then on again for a second start. Finally, check the fan to make sure it is working properly and is clean.
Why the temperature readout will not adjust on my Louisiana Grills Grill?
If the temperature readout on your Louisiana Grills Grill isn't adjusting, the grill probe might be dirty. Follow the care and maintenance instructions to clean it. If cleaning doesn't solve the problem, the grill probe may be broken and need to be replaced; contact customer service.
What does Er-H Error code mean on Louisiana Grills Grill?
If your Louisiana Grills Grill is showing an Er-H error code, unplug the unit from the power source and allow it to cool down. Follow the care and maintenance instructions, removing ashes and unburnt pellets from the burn grate and the bottom of the grill. Also, check the proper positioning of the burn grate and cooking components. After maintenance, plug the unit back in and turn it on. If the error persists, contact customer service.
What does Er-1 Error code mean on Louisiana Grills Grill?
If your Louisiana Grills Grill displays an Er-1 error code, start by checking the grill probe for any damage and ensure it's clean. If it appears to be in working order, check its connection to the digital control board. Unplug the unit, remove the hopper access panel, locate the white wires of the grill probe, disconnect the spade connectors, and then reconnect them until they click. Replace the hopper access panel.
What does Er-5 Error code mean on Louisiana Grills Grill?
If your Louisiana Grills Grill is showing an Er-5 error code, unplug the unit from the power source. Remove the hopper access panel and locate the blue and white wires of the fan. Check the fan blades for damage and clean them if dirty. Disconnect the spade connectors, then reconnect them until they click. Replace the hopper access panel. If the error code continues to appear, contact customer service.
General| Warranty | 5-Year Limited Warranty |
|---|---|
| Grill Category | Pellet |
| Fuel Type | Wood Pellet |
| Ignition System | Automatic |
| Control Type | Digital Control |
| Ignition | Automatic Electric Ignition |
Read and understand this entire manual before attempting to assemble, operate, or install the product.
Consider outdoor weather conditions for grill performance and cooking time.
Maintain minimum clearance from combustible constructions and shelter from wind.
Suggestions for enjoying your grill during cooler months, including preheating and lid use.
Tips for cooking in warmer weather, including adjusting temperatures and keeping food warm.
Best for searing and grilling at high heat, using flame broiler for direct or indirect cooking.
Ideal for baking, roasting, and finishing slow-smoked creations, reducing flare-ups.
Used for slow roasting, increasing smoky flavor, and keeping foods warm (low and slow).
Details the function of each button and display on the control board for operation and settings.
Explains how to connect your phone to the grill via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth for live updates and control.
Describes the display of Actual and Cook temperatures, and how to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
Details how to set and adjust the nine available Recipe Stages for programmed cooking.
Displays the temperature of connected meat probes (P1-P4) and indicates when probes are not connected.
Guide on how to adjust the desired cook temperature using the control board buttons.
Step-by-step instructions for programming cooking instructions through Recipe Stages.
Instructions for inserting meat probes and ensuring wires avoid direct contact with flames or excess heat.
Details the requirements for the Louisiana Grills Wi-Fi App and how new/current users can set it up.
Guidelines for maintaining cleanliness, preventing cross-contamination, and keeping food at safe temperatures.
Emphasizes preparing ingredients and tools at grill side before starting to cook.
Advice on infusing smoke flavor, searing, using thermometers, and applying sauces.
Checks for electrical components and cleaning of fan air intake vents and blades.
How to handle probe wires to prevent damage and avoid water damage to internal wires.
Recommendations for cleaning the burn grate, cooking grids, and grease bucket to ensure proper function.
Tips for cleaning exterior surfaces and protecting the grill with a cover.
A table outlining the recommended cleaning frequency and methods for various grill components.
Solutions for when the control board power light is not flashing, checking master switch and power source.
Causes and solutions for the burn grate not lighting, including checking positioning and auger motor.
Troubleshooting steps for when the actual temperature readout is incorrect or won't adjust.
Tips to avoid frequent flare-ups, including adjusting cooking temperature and managing grease.
Solutions for excess or discolored smoke, involving grease build-up and flame broiler settings.
Addressing issues with the grill not reaching or maintaining a stable temperature, checking airflow and fuel.
Troubleshooting steps for grill probe connection issues, including checking damage and re-connecting.
Solutions for start-up cycle failures, checking components like hopper fuel and grill probe.
Troubleshooting for grill not staying lit, including checking for overheating and fan operation.
Steps to take if the unit has overheated, possibly due to grease fire or excess fuel.
Solutions for fan connection errors, checking fan blades and re-connecting wires.
Troubleshooting igniter connection issues, checking wires and re-connecting the molex connector.
Steps to resolve auger motor connection errors, checking motor and re-connecting spade connectors.
Location of the hopper access panel and the ten screws required to access electrical components.
Details the electrical requirements for the unit: 220-240 V, 50 HZ, 410 W, 3-prong grounded plug.
List of replacement parts for the LG0800FL model, with part numbers and descriptions.
Details assembled dimensions, weight, cooking area, and temperature range for the LG0800FL.
List of replacement parts for the LG1200FL model, with part numbers and descriptions.
Details assembled dimensions, weight, cooking area, and temperature range for the LG1200FL.
Table listing part numbers and descriptions for the hopper assembly components.
Outlines the limited warranty terms, coverage periods, and exclusions for Louisiana Grills products.
Details specific situations and uses that are excluded from the limited warranty coverage.
Instructions on how to obtain warranty service, including required proof of purchase and serial number.
