Timberwolf
Incomplete Combustion / Rich Burn
Grill produces excessive white smoke and sooty residue on food.
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Possible Causes
Restricted combustion air, Wet or oily pellets, Combustion fan running too slowly, Firepot overloaded with pellets
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Turn OFF and unplug the grill before cleaning or inspecting the firepot and fan.
- Use dry, quality pellets: Replace pellets with a fresh, dry batch from a sealed bag.
- Clean firepot and air passages: Remove ash and ensure all air holes are open. Check the air channel from the combustion fan to the firepot for obstructions.
- Inspect combustion fan speed: Confirm the fan runs strongly. If it is slow or noisy, replace the Timberwolf Combustion Fan Assembly.
- Avoid overloading: Do not run the grill with the lid open for extended periods at high feed rates, which can cause pellet pileups and smoldering.
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Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Required Part
Timberwolf Combustion Fan Assembly
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