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I have a chargriller with SFB that I purchased from Lowes a few years back. The SFB does not close flush anymore which is letting a lot of air in and I am having problems smoking. I do not want to buy a new SFB, and I wanted to know if there is anyone that can suggest an easy modification to this? I have be using foil to fill the gaps, but that does not work. Thanks.
 
What part isn't closing properly the door to the fire box or where the fire box and the smoking chamber meet?
 
The door to the firebox is not closing.
 
How big is the gap? Can you use gasketing to get it to seal?
 
I have the same problem with my sNp where the door is open too much and I have a simple mod I use.
I'll have to wheel the smoker outside and put my "mod" on and get a picture, I'll post it in a few minutes.
Nothing special but it definitely works.
 
I look forward to seeing your mod. Thanks.
 
POPS,

Where could I get a gasket? Is there anything in particular I should be looking for? Thanks.
 
Ok, so all I do is use my old smoker, my electric Brinkman and put it up againtst the door towards to side.
I always burn my wood before using it and just kept the wood on there but when the door stopped sealing properly I butted it up against the door and it still allows for more than enough adjustable air flow and if I want to run the temps hot I just move it away a little and let even more air in. Though I don't use that smoker for smoking anymore I still like it to feel useful.




So not really a mod in the traditional sense but it's something that works great.
 
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