Dyna-Glo
Corrosion of Interior Surfaces
Visible rust forming inside the smoker cabinet or on racks.
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Possible Causes
Inadequate drying after use, Storing smoker outdoors without cover, Using harsh cleaners that remove protective coating, Standing water in cabinet
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Ensure the smoker is unplugged and cool before maintenance.
- Remove loose rust: Use a non‑metallic scrub pad or fine steel wool to remove surface rust from interior walls and racks.
- Clean and dry: Wipe down with a damp cloth, then dry thoroughly. Run the smoker empty at low heat for 30–60 minutes to drive off moisture.
- Protect surfaces: Lightly coat interior surfaces (excluding heating element and sensor) with a thin layer of cooking oil and run a short seasoning cycle.
- Use a cover: Store the smoker under a Dyna‑Glo cover or in a sheltered area to reduce moisture exposure.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
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