How Do You Burn Off A Pit Boss Vertical Smoker - Sportsman

This is you perform the initial burn off of a Pit Boss Sportsman 7-Series Vertical Smoker. It's a big smoker!
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Additional features of the Pit Boss® Sportsman Series 7-Series Wood Pellet Vertical Smoker include six cooking racks, six meat hooks, six sausage hooks, two meat probes, a large hopper capacity, a high-temperature powder coat finish, large pellet view window, four locking caster wheels and the Pit Boss® best-in-class 5-year warranty.
Vertical wood pellet smoker
1,815 square inches of cooking surface
Six adjustable cooking racks
Six meat hooks included
Six sausage hooks included
Pellet cooking temperature range of 150° to 450°F
One meat probe included
Fueled by 100% hardwood pellets
55-pound hopper capacity
Heavy-gauge stainless steel construction
Large pellet view window
Four locking caster wheels

[@johnmanthey2683]

I left a lengthy comment on part one. One more cleaning tip. On the back of the cabinet is a cover over the cabinet temp sensor. I remove that to access the the temp sensor. I clean that so it is bright and shiny. Reason that sensor reads the cabinet temp to feed the pellets. A clean sensor better, temp control. I'm sure you've don that with your 3.

[@craigdameron3510]

Great video. Thanks

[@user-sp4qb2vp6e]

Very helpful information

[@jeffpomeroy7071]

Great video, very helpful.

[@PatrickSipperly]

Glad it was helpful, Jeff! Thanks for letting me know.

[@chefdwaynebergeronnolachef7246]

I just ordered this smoker

[@matthewjon9636]

Thanks for the help bro

[@PatrickSipperly]

No problem 👍

[@ljc_outdoors9511]

How does it do with like “grilling burgers and brats”?

[@PatrickSipperly]

I'd recommend a pellet grill for that. Take a look here: bbqguys.sjv.io/5b06rn

[@bobpendergraft8422]

If you live in a damp area be sure you empty the hopper and make sure you burn off any pellets in the auger or the will become hard as a rock and you'll have to take it all apart and take it out of the auger...... Yes it happened to me

[@silverfox_airsoftwright]

What steps are required to empty out any unused pellets? I've read multiple times where people didn't empty it and it got hard or a mushy mess

[@bobpendergraft8422]

On mine there is a trap door at the back at the bottom. I push out as much as I can an what I don't get out I crank up the heat until it burns off what left.... I hope that helps.... I do it Everytime I use it because I don't know when I'll use it again and I don't want to forget.....