To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't the power light come on for my Masterbuilt Smoker?
If the power light on your Masterbuilt Smoker isn't turning on, there are several things to check. Ensure the smoker is properly plugged into the wall. Also, verify that a household fuse hasn't tripped, and avoid operating other appliances on the same electrical circuit.
What to do if grease is leaking from my Masterbuilt Smoker?
If grease is leaking from your Masterbuilt Smoker through the door and legs, it could be due to a few reasons. First, ensure the drip pan is correctly positioned so the hole lines up with the drain hole at the bottom of the unit. Second, there might be excess grease or oil buildup in the unit, so cleaning it thoroughly is recommended. Lastly, check the drain tube positioning at the back of the unit to ensure it's draining properly.
How to fix interior light on Masterbuilt Smokers?
If the interior light on your Masterbuilt Smoker isn't working, start by checking if the bulb is burned out and replace it with a 15W-25W bulb made for ovens. Also, make sure the light switch is in the 'on' position.
General| Brand | Masterbuilt |
|---|---|
| Model | 20070710 |
| Type | Electric Smoker |
| Temperature Range | 100°F to 275°F |
| Power | 800 watts |
| Temperature Control | Digital |
| Number of Racks | 4 |
| Construction Material | Steel |
| Cooking Area | 730 square inches |
| Capacity | 4 racks |
Lists the essential tools needed for performing the heating element replacement procedure.
Details the specific components and fasteners required for the heating element replacement.
Highlights essential safety measures, including unplugging and cooling the unit before servicing.
Guides through removing external components like the woodchip loader, grates, and drip pan.
Details removing the woodchip housing and back plate to expose the heating element and its connections.
Instructions for unscrewing support screws and detaching the heating element and its housing.
Steps for connecting the ground wire and attaching the new heating element to the smoker's back wall.
Guides on securing the new element and reattaching leads, with options for lead replacement.
Procedure for cutting, stripping, and connecting new wire leads to existing wiring using wire nuts.
Instructions for testing the element before full reassembly and completing the unit reassembly.
