Memphis Grills
Excess Grease Accumulation / Direct Flame Exposure
Flare-ups or grease fires during cooking
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Possible Causes
Dirty drip pan and diffuser, Cooking very fatty meats at high temperature, Grease drain blocked, Direct flame mode misused
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Critical safety: If a grease fire occurs, keep the lid closed, turn the grill off, and disconnect power. Do not use water. Use a Class B fire extinguisher if necessary.
- After cooling, clean thoroughly: Remove grates, drip pan, and diffuser. Scrape and clean all grease from these parts and the bottom of the cook chamber.
- Clear drain: Ensure the grease drain and bucket are clear and functional.
- Adjust cooking method: For very fatty foods, cook at lower temperatures and use drip pans to catch grease.
- Use direct flame mode correctly: Follow Memphis instructions for direct flame grilling and avoid leaving the grill unattended at high heat.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Drip Pan / Diffuser
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