To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does ER2 mean on my Nexgrill Grill?
The ER2 error code on your Nexgrill Grill indicates that the grill failed to ignite within the expected time. This can be due to climate temperature, an empty screw tube, or a shortage of pellets. Check your hopper to ensure you have enough pellets and then restart the grill.
What does ER3 mean on my Nexgrill OAKFORD 790 Grill?
The ER3 error code on your Nexgrill Grill indicates that the grill temperature has exceeded 675 °F (357 °C). Allow the grill to cool down, then turn it off. After the grill cools, restart it after clearing out any remaining pellets from the firebox.
What does ER1 mean on my Nexgrill OAKFORD 790 Grill?
The ER1 error on your Nexgrill Grill indicates that the RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) has lost connection or has failed and needs to be replaced.
What does ER9 mean on my Nexgrill OAKFORD 790 Grill?
The ER9 error code on your Nexgrill Grill indicates that if the controller was connected to a Wi-Fi network, the internet is not working or the connection to the Wi-Fi network has been disconnected. Restart your grill and ensure it has a strong WAL30 signal where you are grilling.
What to do if my Nexgrill OAKFORD 790 Grill won't achieve stable temperature?
If your Nexgrill Grill is not reaching or maintaining a stable temperature, try the following: 1. Check the fire pot for ash build-up or obstructions and ensure the fan is working properly and the air intake isn't blocked. Also, check the auger motor for proper operation and ensure there are no blockages in the auger tube. After completing these steps, start the grill, set the temperature to Smoke, and wait 10 minutes to ensure the flame is bright and vibrant. 2. Make sure the hopper has enough fuel. Poor quality or overly long wood pellets can cause obstructions in the feed system. If this is the case, remove the pellets and follow the care and maintenance instructions.
What to do if my Nexgrill Grill fire pot will not light?
If the fire pot in your Nexgrill Grill won't light, possible causes include: * **Auger Not Primed:** Before using the grill for the first time, or after the hopper has been completely emptied, the auger must be primed to fill the auger tube. Otherwise, the igniter will time out before pellets reach the fire pot. * **Auger Motor Is Jammed:** Follow the instructions on how to remove jams. * **Igniter Failure:** You should contact Customer Service for assistance or a replacement part. * **Insufficient Air Flow Through Fire Pot:** Clean the firepot.
How to fix a jammed auger in Nexgrill OAKFORD 790 Grill?
To fix a jammed auger in your Nexgrill Grill: 1. Unplug the grill and wait for it to cool down. 2. Remove the safety guard inside the hopper by removing the 4 screws. 3. Use a screwdriver or stick to slide the auger back and forth in line with the auger tube to break the jam loose. 4. Clear the auger. 5. Turn the grill on and set it to "HIGH" to check for auger rotation in the hopper.
What does ER4 mean on my Nexgrill OAKFORD 790 Grill?
The ER4 error code on your Nexgrill Grill appears when the grill temperature, as registered on the grill RTD, does not change to reach the set temperature within a 15-minute interval. If you are cooking at a HIGH temperature with the lid open, you can ignore the error using the control dial.
What does ER5 mean on my Nexgrill OAKFORD 790 Grill?
The ER5 error code on your Nexgrill Grill appears when you have P1 attached and set a P1 temperature, then P1 loses connection. Check to ensure the probe is fully inserted into both the food and the port. If the problem persists, the probe will need to be replaced.
What to do if there are no power lights on the Nexgrill OAKFORD 790 control board?
If there are no power lights on the control board of your Nexgrill Grill: 1. Ensure the unit is plugged into a working power source. 2. If it is, the control board needs to be replaced. Contact Customer Service for a replacement part.
Key warnings for safe assembly and operation of the grill.
Minimum clearances and general safety precautions for grill placement and use.
Guidance on grease fires, ash disposal, and creosote management.
Proper use, storage, and safety of wood pellet fuel.
Information on carbon monoxide risks, symptoms, and prevention measures.
Explains HIGH, MEDIUM, and LOW temperature settings for various cooking styles.
Initial setup, seasoning, and preparation before first use.
Steps for everyday cooking and using meat probes.
Solutions for issues like auger jams, ignition failure, and temperature stability.
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