To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Pit Boss Smoker not producing smoke?
If your Pit Boss Smoker isn't producing smoke, first, check if wood chips have been added to the wood chip tray. If the heating element isn't staying on long enough to heat the wood chips due to a low temperature setting, open the rear vents completely to promote airflow and reset the temperature higher to turn on the element for 20 minutes.
What to do if my Pit Boss Smoker temperature is inaccurate?
If the temperature in the main cabinet of your Pit Boss Smoker is inaccurate, start by checking if the temperature probe is dirty and follow the care and maintenance instructions. Also, inspect the grill probe wires for any damage and ensure the spade connectors are firmly and correctly connected to the control board. If the issue persists, the control board may need to be replaced.
Why does my Pit Boss Smoker take so long to heat up?
If your Pit Boss Smoker is taking too long to reach the desired temperature, consider these factors: If the outdoor temperature is below 65°F (18°C), it will take longer to heat up. Avoid using an extension cord, but if you must, ensure it's no more than 25 feet long and has a minimum gauge of 12/3. Make sure that the cabinet is not over packed, leaving space for air to circulate, and that the door is fully closed with an undamaged seal and secure latch. Also, ensure the water pan is properly placed on its support brackets.
Why is there no smoke coming from my Pit Boss Smoker?
If your Pit Boss Smoker isn't producing smoke, first check if the wood chip tray is filled with wood chips. If it is, and there's still no smoke, open the rear vents completely to promote airflow and increase the set temperature to ensure the heating element stays on long enough to heat the wood chips. Also, inspect the wood chip tray for any damage.
How to fix inaccurate temperature in my Pit Boss Smoker?
If the temperature in the main cabinet of your Pit Boss Smoker is inaccurate, it could be due to a dirty temperature probe. Follow the care and maintenance instructions to clean it. Another cause might be a poor connection of the grill probe. Access the electrical components and check for damage to the grill probe wires, ensuring the spade connectors are firmly and correctly connected to the control board.
What to do if Pit Boss Smokers control board has no power lights?
If there are no power lights on the control board of your Pit Boss Smoker, first, press the Power Button, trying again and holding for two seconds. Then, ensure the smoker is plugged into a working power source and reset the breaker. Also, check that the GFCI is the correct power supply and all wire connections are firmly connected and dry. If the issue persists, the control board may need replacement.
What to do if my Pit Boss Smoker takes too long to heat up?
If your Pit Boss Smoker is taking an excessive amount of time to reach the desired temperature, there might be several reasons. First, if the outdoor temperature is below 65°C / 18°F, the unit may require more time to heat. Using an extension cord can also reduce the power supply; plug the smoker directly into a power source or use a maximum length extension cord of 7.6 meters / 25 feet with a minimum gauge of 12/3. Overpacking the cabinet with food can restrict airflow, so ensure there's enough space between items on the cooking grids. Also, check that the door is fully closed with an undamaged seal and a secure latch. Finally, make sure the water pan is correctly placed on its support brackets.
What to do if Pit Boss Smoker door is not closing properly?
If the door on your Pit Boss Smoker isn't closing properly, adjust the door hinges to ensure the door is mounted correctly. If the door seal is damaged, it needs to be replaced.
Why is the power light not on for my Pit Boss Smoker?
If the power light is not on for your Pit Boss Smoker, first, ensure that the unit is turned on by pressing the Power Button and holding it for two seconds to verify the connection.
What does “noP” error code mean on Pit Boss PBV3D1 Smokers?
The "noP" error code on your Pit Boss Smoker indicates a problem with the meat probe connection. Disconnect and reconnect the meat probe from the connection port on the control board, ensuring the adapter is firmly connected and check for any signs of damage to the adapter end. Also, check the meat probe wires for damage.
General| Type | Vertical Pellet Smoker |
|---|---|
| Construction | Steel |
| Digital Control | Yes |
| Fuel Type | Wood Pellets |
| Wheels | Yes |
