ER13
Rösle
Flame-Out Detected During Cook
Display shows ER13; grill shuts down and fan continues to run for an extended cool-down.
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Possible Causes
Pellets ran out mid-cook, Sudden wind gusts blowing out flame, Excessive ash buildup restricting airflow, Intermittent auger motor or fan operation
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Allow the grill to complete its cool-down cycle. Do not unplug until the fan stops unless there is an emergency.
- Check pellet level: Open the hopper and verify there are sufficient pellets. Refill if low or empty.
- Clean firepot and burn area: Once cool, remove grates and drip tray. Vacuum the firepot and surrounding area to remove ash that may restrict airflow.
- Inspect fan and auger: Confirm that the combustion fan and auger motor run smoothly during startup. Listen for intermittent stopping or unusual noises.
- Shield from wind: If cooking in a very windy location, reposition the grill or use a windbreak to prevent flame blowout.
- Restart properly: After a flame-out, follow the Rösle manual's restart procedure, which typically includes clearing excess pellets from the firepot before relighting.
- Replace failing components: If flame-outs continue despite clean conditions and good pellets, consider replacing the auger motor or combustion fan.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Combustion Fan Assembly
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