I'd call Pit Boss and tell them what's going on but first you need to get a dual probe thermo that you have tested in both boiling and ice water. InkBird is a sponsor here on the forum and if you send them a message requesting a discount code to Amazon they will most likely oblige you with one. After you get the thermo do a dry run with the smoker and document the temps every 30 minutes for two hours or so you can tell the people at P.B. what's going on with the smoker in detail. I'd run one probe up next to the cookers probe inside the smoke chamber on the left side than one at grate level. Temp swings are normal with pellet cookers but not normally 100*.Good morning, I am a new pit boss owner love my smoker but am getting very frustrated. Put it on smoke and my temp just continue to climb put it on temp and it runs over 100 degrees hotter. Am I doing something ruined my ribs yesterday
Lol. I just figured I got one put together at the end of a 24hr shift by a guy that was headed to the next sweat shop for his next 24hr shiftI don't understand why they can't make these things more consistent. Can it really be that hard for a team of developers to make something that actually holds a ball park temp? I thought the Chinese were good at stealing electronic designs?