Louisiana Grills
Grease Management System Blockage
Grease leaking from bottom of grill or out of seams instead of into grease bucket
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Possible Causes
Clogged grease channel or drain tube, Misaligned drip pan, Grease bucket missing or overfilled, Excessive grease buildup on drip tray
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Allow the grill to cool completely before cleaning grease. Wear gloves to avoid burns and contact with hot grease.
- Step 1 – Inspect drip pan: Remove cooking grates and verify the drip pan is installed correctly with the slope toward the grease channel.
- Step 2 – Clean grease channel: Use a scraper or brush to clear grease and debris from the channel leading to the drain tube.
- Step 3 – Clear drain tube: Remove the grease bucket and run a flexible brush or pipe cleaner through the drain tube to remove clogs.
- Step 4 – Empty grease bucket: Ensure the bucket is not overfilled. Empty and clean regularly.
- Step 5 – Regular maintenance: Line the drip tray with foil if recommended, and scrape grease after each few cooks to prevent overflow and fire risk.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Grease Drain Tube
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