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General| Brand | Masterbuilt |
|---|---|
| Model | 20051311 |
| Category | Grill |
| Language | English |
Critical safety warning about carbon monoxide risks from burning wood chips.
Essential safety precautions for product operation and use.
Critical warnings about gas leaks, unattended operation, and fire hazards.
Comprehensive safety rules for outdoor use and operation.
Details product defects covered, duration, and exclusions.
Specific warranty rights for California residents.
Instructions for preparing and smoking pork or baby back ribs.
Instructions for preparing and smoking maple glazed ham.
Recommended temperatures, times, and wood chips for smoking beef cuts.
Recommended temperatures, times, and wood chips for smoking pork cuts.
Recommended temperatures, times, and wood chips for smoking poultry.
Recommended temperatures, times, and wood chips for smoking seafood.
Recommended temperatures, times, and wood chips for smoking game.
Flavor profile and suitability of Hickory wood for different meats.
Flavor profile and suitability of Mesquite wood for different meats.
Flavor profile and suitability of Alder wood for different meats.
Flavor profile and suitability of Pecan wood for different meats.
Flavor profile and suitability of Maple wood for different meats.
Flavor profile and suitability of Apple wood for different meats.
Flavor profile and suitability of Cherry wood for different meats.
Instructions for pre-soaking wood chips for optimal smoke production.
Guidance on the amount and type of wood chips to use.
Instructions for using the water bowl for moisture and flavor.
Explanation of normal smoke production and appearance changes.
How to handle and prevent flare-ups when opening the smoker door.
Importance of cleaning the flame disk bowl to prevent ash buildup.
Ensuring unit safety and stability through regular hardware checks.
Always allow the unit to cool completely before handling or moving.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's surfaces, avoiding oven cleaner.
Advice on covering and storing the unit in a protected area.
Methods for managing and preventing rust on steel surfaces.
Attaching rear and front legs to the smoker body using screws.
Securing the control panel to the smoker body legs.
Installing the grease clip and positioning the grease cup.
Hanging the matchstick on the side of the smoker body.
Sliding cooking grates onto their supports.
Placing the water bowl and flame disk bowl into the smoker.
Aligning and attaching the burner box to the smoker body.
Securing the heat shield to the burner box.
Attaching the body handle to the smoker body.
Installing the temperature gauge into the smoker door.
Attaching handles to both the large and small smoker doors.
Placing cooking grate supports into the smoker body.
