Pellet hopper smoking – Z Grills – pellet grills – how to



Here is a easy fix when your hopper starts smoking. Hope you like the video.

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  1. Just happened todays saw your video doing everything you said now went from high heat to shutdown mode then saw the smoke and freaked out maybe because of that or idk if its from using pitboss pellets on a traeger

  2. I get auger fires, more regularly than I care to admit. For me, traeger with pellet pro pid, I just turn on the feed to push the pellets into the fire pot, stopping the fire in the auger tunnel. No need to stop your cook. You just have to monitor for a temp swing. Happy smoking!

  3. I bought the 1000D3E the second use this happened in mid-cook. Not sure if it was this machine or if the power outage caused it I had a power outage happen. It lost power.

    I had to power it back on and power it back on in smoke mode then the smoke starting coming out of the pellet hopper. I put it in shut down mode.

  4. The reason for smoke coming out of the hopper is too much pressure in the grill. Or said in another way, not enough air flow in the grill. When that happens the fire goes towards the easiest way out…. the hopper. If your hopper is sealed well. Maybe even a gasket on the lid it would cut down on these issues.
    I would be willing to bet the protective tin foil helps cut the air flow.

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