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Do you leave your pellet grill plugged in?

Do you unplug your pellet grill between cooks

  • Yes

    Votes: 2 40.0%
  • No

    Votes: 3 60.0%

  • Total voters
    5
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I pondered this while running a more permanent extension cord to my Rec Teq. In short I ran it out an old conduit from the garage then under the deck and up. its way better. I use a portable GFCI thing and thats in a surge protector.

The Question: Do you unplug your pellet grill between cooks? I am guessing yes but figured I would get opinions.
 
I have a different brand. I do unplug mine but just do it out of habit much like unplugging a hand drill.

My OJ's grill never has pellets left in it per OJ's recommendation. If mine accidentally got turned on, no fire would start.

Good question.
 
Nope. I'm paranoid about mine. The only times it has had an issue was when I thought I'd be ok. Don't remember the specifics, but maybe twice three times I had a flame out while either walking the dog or quick run to the store. Thing pumped itself full of pellets.
 
I don't own a pellet grill,regardless I leave nothing plugged in especially outdoors. Why even take the chance of something stupid happening.
Probably the most valid point.

with my new set up its easier. Just walk in the garage and plug it in. Rec Teq is on the deck
 
No I don’t! I have a Yoder 640 and they recommend that it gets unplugged after every use.
Not sure what other companies recommend but when I had a RecTeq and Green Mountain I always unplugged them also.
 
No I don’t! I have a Yoder 640 and they recommend that it gets unplugged after every use.
Not sure what other companies recommend but when I had a RecTeq and Green Mountain I always unplugged them also.
I didnt check the manual. Probably should have, seems obivous now.
 
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