To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the PELLET Icon Blinking on my Louisiana Grills LG700SL Grill?
If the PELLET icon is blinking on your Louisiana Grills Grill, it indicates a lack of fuel, poor fuel quality, or an obstruction in the feed system. Check the hopper to ensure the fuel level is sufficient and replenish if low. If the wood pellets are of poor quality or too long, remove them and follow the care and maintenance instructions.
Why the readout of actual temperature will not adjust on my Louisiana Grills LG700SL Grill?
If the temperature readout on your Louisiana Grills Grill isn't adjusting, the grill probe may be dirty. Follow the care and maintenance instructions to clean it.
General| Grill Category | Pellet Grill |
|---|---|
| Cooking Area | 700 sq in |
| Fuel Type | Wood Pellets |
| Construction Material | Steel |
| Secondary Grate Area | 200 sq in |
| Temperature Range | 180°F to 500°F |
| Ignition | Electric |
Covers clearances, location, fire management, hot surfaces, moving the grill, children, and sharp edges.
Covers igniter failure, overfiring, auger safety screen, and general operational safety.
Details approved wood pellet fuel, proper storage, and prohibits flammable liquids for lighting.
Explains creosote formation, its dangers, and recommended cleaning procedures for safe operation.
Highlights carbon monoxide dangers, symptoms, and essential prevention guidelines for user safety.
Confirms the grill's compliance with relevant UL, ULC, and CSA safety standards.
Discusses outdoor conditions, optimal location, clearances, and wind considerations for grill placement.
Offers tips for grilling effectively during cold weather, including preheating and lid management.
Provides suggestions for grilling in warmer weather, focusing on temperature adjustments and food preservation.
Details high heat settings for searing and grilling, and their use in cold weather.
Explains medium heat settings for baking, roasting, and general versatility.
Covers low temperature settings for slow roasting, infusing smoke flavor, and keeping food warm.
Explains power, temperature units, recipe access, priming, and temperature adjustment.
Details actual/set temperature display and using meat probes.
Explains how to program and display recipe stages and cooking time.
Describes the meaning of status icons like Flame, FAN, AUGER, IGNITOR, and PELLET.
Details the process of adjusting the desired grill temperature using the control board.
Explains how to insert and use meat probes to monitor internal food temperature.
Provides step-by-step instructions for programming recipe stages, including time and temperature.
Explains the initial burn-off procedure required before the first use of the grill.
Details the step-by-step process for safely starting up the grill.
Outlines the procedure for safely shutting down the grill and activating the cool-down cycle.
Covers different cooking styles like smoking, roasting, baking, and searing with their respective temperatures.
Provides cooking times and temperatures for various poultry and pork items.
Details cooking times and temperatures for beef, lamb, seafood, and wild game.
Essential food safety practices, including cleanliness, temperature control, and cross-contamination prevention.
Emphasizes preparing ingredients and equipment before starting the cooking process (Mise en Place).
Provides practical tips for enhancing flavor, managing heat, and achieving optimal results during grilling.
Covers checks for electrical components, fan vents, and the clean-out feature.
Provides instructions for cleaning probes, burn grates, cooking grids, and grease buckets.
Advises on cleaning outside surfaces and using a grill cover.
Addresses problems with the power light, fire not lighting, and temperature readouts.
Covers issues like frequent flare-ups, excess smoke, and unstable temperatures.
Explains troubleshooting steps for specific error codes and blinking icons.
Covers accessing electrical components via the hopper panel and required electric specifications.
Details the wiring connections and identifies key electrical components.
Lists all replacement parts for the LG700SL model with corresponding part numbers.
Lists all replacement parts for the LG1000SL model with corresponding part numbers.
Lists and identifies various parts associated with the grill's hopper assembly.
Outlines the terms, duration, and coverage of the limited warranty for grill parts.
Lists specific exclusions and limitations to the warranty coverage, including misuse and commercial use.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service, including required documentation and contact information.
Provides ingredients and instructions for smoking classic beef brisket and baby back ribs.
Details recipes for grilling pork tenderloin and preparing beer can chicken.
