NO PELLET
Louisiana Grills
Pellet Out / Fuel Supply Interruption
Controller shows NO PELLET or similar warning and grill stops heating
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Possible Causes
Empty hopper, Pellet bridge preventing feed, Auger jam, Faulty pellet level sensor (on equipped models)
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Turn the grill off and allow it to cool before reaching into the hopper.
- Step 1 – Refill hopper: Add dry, high-quality pellets to at least half the hopper capacity.
- Step 2 – Break pellet bridge: Use a wooden spoon or gloved hand to stir pellets in the hopper and break up any pellet bridge that may be preventing pellets from dropping into the auger intake.
- Step 3 – Check for auger jam: If pellets remain in the hopper but are not feeding, empty the hopper and inspect the auger intake for compacted pellets. Clear any jam and vacuum out dust.
- Step 4 – Sensor check (if equipped): Some models have a pellet level sensor. Inspect the sensor wiring and mounting. If the sensor is faulty, it may falsely trigger NO PELLET even when full and may need replacement.
- Step 5 – Restart grill: After clearing jams and refilling, follow the startup procedure to re-prime the auger and resume cooking.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Auger Assembly
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