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MES 30 EAA1 error code

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deora68

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Recently picked up a curb alert MES 30, and the temp shows 32 on display with daily temp around 93. Just thinking the internal temp probe is defective. Anyone else dealt with this? I put a lighter on the probe and it got up to 300 but once it started cooling down it started bouncing all over the place.
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Yeah , that's normally a cold weather problem . Sounds like you know that .
I'd start by unplugging it and checking the connections to the element . Needs to be done , so just get that out of the way .
I wouldn't take it to 300 . Not for testing . No chance of tripping the limit if you test at 250 or less .

If you have the money , make it easy on yourself . Do the re-wire and put an Auber controller on it .
 
If you have the money , make it easy on yourself . Do the re-wire and put an Auber controller on it .

I second this for sure especially since it was a curbside pickup. It's the easiest way to fix it and at the same time make it a much better smoker.
 
Yeah , that's normally a cold weather problem . Sounds like you know that .
I'd start by unplugging it and checking the connections to the element . Needs to be done , so just get that out of the way .
I wouldn't take it to 300 . Not for testing . No chance of tripping the limit if you test at 250 or less .

If you have the money , make it easy on yourself . Do the re-wire and put an Auber controller on it .
could you send me the rewire link?
 

This is the thread . Theres a lot in there , so take some time and look through it . If your serious about doing it start a thread and several members here can help ya get it done . It's a lot easier than it sounds .

Here's a link to an Auber controller . That's the one I have . There are other ones too .
 

This is the thread . Theres a lot in there , so take some time and look through it . If your serious about doing it start a thread and several members here can help ya get it done . It's a lot easier than it sounds .

Here's a link to an Auber controller . That's the one I have . There are other ones too .
I actually have an Auber 1211h that I bought several years back that should work....thanks for the help!
 
I actually have an Auber 1211h
Cool . That was one for a Bradley smoker , but also works with others . Just check the wattage output compared to your smoker .
Looks like it's 1400 watts , but just double check .
 
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