Broil King Crown Pellet
Corrosion Due to Moisture Exposure
Rust forming inside the cook chamber, on grates, or in the hopper.
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Possible Causes
Grill stored outdoors without cover, High humidity and condensation, Wet pellets left in hopper, Infrequent cleaning and seasoning of grates
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Ensure the grill is cool before cleaning rusted areas.
- Remove surface rust: Use a grill brush or fine abrasive pad to remove loose rust from grates and interior surfaces.
- Season grates: Apply a thin coat of high-smoke-point cooking oil to grates and heat the grill to bake in a protective layer.
- Empty hopper: Do not leave pellets in the hopper for long periods, especially in humid conditions. Empty and store pellets indoors.
- Use a cover: Protect the grill with a Broil King cover when not in use.
- Replace severely rusted parts: If grates or internal panels are heavily pitted, replace them with OEM parts.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Cooking Grates
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