Great video. I have a new thermocouple on the way. The "official" Traeger video had many more steps, including taking off the bottom plate under the hopper to cut a ziptie that holds the wires together. Curious if I need to do all those extra steps. I've never taken my Ironwood 885 apart before so I'm thinking I'll have to take that bottom plate off.
Danny…I have a brand new Silverton. The ambient temperature reads 40 degrees high. Probe reads 250, while ThermoWorks Smoke ambient probe reads 210. The meat probes are within 1 degree of each other. All research I’ve found is that it is a known problem that Traeger won’t solve. Is this true? Is there a way to solve the ambient Traeger probe reading high? Thank you.
Great video. I have a new thermocouple on the way. The "official" Traeger video had many more steps, including taking off the bottom plate under the hopper to cut a ziptie that holds the wires together. Curious if I need to do all those extra steps. I've never taken my Ironwood 885 apart before so I'm thinking I'll have to take that bottom plate off.
As you already know on the 885 it's a different system then this video explains
Danny…I have a brand new Silverton. The ambient temperature reads 40 degrees high. Probe reads 250, while ThermoWorks Smoke ambient probe reads 210. The meat probes are within 1 degree of each other. All research I’ve found is that it is a known problem that Traeger won’t solve. Is this true? Is there a way to solve the ambient Traeger probe reading high? Thank you.
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Does the grill have 2 groomets? One in the exterior and 1 in the interior?
Mine fell off and had to order another. It came with 2. Thx!
Just the outside