To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't the power light come on on my Masterbuilt 20072712 Grill?
If the power light on your Masterbuilt Grill won't turn on, first check if the grill is properly plugged into the wall. Also, ensure that other appliances are not operating on the same electrical circuit and check your household fuses.
What to do if grease is leaking out of my Masterbuilt 20072712 Grill?
If grease is leaking from your Masterbuilt Grill through the door and legs, reposition the drip pan so the hole lines up with the drain hole at the bottom of the unit. Also, clean the unit of any excess grease or oil build-up, and check the drain tube to ensure it is draining properly.
Why does my Masterbuilt 20072712 take so long to heat up?
If your Masterbuilt Grill is taking longer than 60-70 minutes to heat up, make sure it is not plugged into an extension cord. Also, ensure that the door is properly closed and the latch is securely fastened.
General| Brand | Masterbuilt |
|---|---|
| Model | 20072712 |
| Category | Grill |
| Language | English |
Warning about the dangers of carbon monoxide produced by burning wood chips.
Essential safety measures when using electrical appliances, including outdoor use and electrical safety.
Information on chemicals in combustion products known to cause cancer or reproductive harm.
Details device compliance with FCC rules and potential interference.
Outlines the 90-day warranty, coverage, exclusions, and registration process.
Guides for starting, curing, pre-heating, and using the wood chip loader for the first time.
Key operational details including max temperature, handling, smoke production, and adjustments.
Instructions for cleaning smoker parts, interior, exterior, and door seal for maintenance.
How to set temperature, timer, use the meat probe, and the light function.
Instructions for battery replacement, testing frequency range, and troubleshooting the remote.
Addresses common issues like power not on, slow heating, no smoke, and controller errors.
Lists all hardware screws and replacement parts with their corresponding item numbers.
Steps 1 & 2: Attaching grease tray bracket and front foot to the smoker body.
Steps 3 & 4: Attaching side panels and positioning the wheels.
Steps 5 & 6: Installing adjustable legs and attaching the rear handle.
Steps 11 & 12: Positioning drip deflector, water bowl, chip tray, drip pan, and chip loader.
Steps 7 & 8: Installing the door handle and sliding the grease tray.
Steps 9 & 10: Aligning and securing grate supports and placing smoking racks.
