Connect Grease Arm
Attach the Adjustable Grease Arm to the other end of the Griddle Hack’s grease trough to connect it to
your pellet grill’s existing grease disposal system.
Install Assembled Griddle Hack
Take the grill grates, drip tray and heat shield out of your grill. Place the Griddle Hack into the center of
your grill with the grease trough facing towards the front. The front and rear brackets should set on the
ledges that the grill grates normally sit on.
Usage
After the Griddle Hack is correctly installed, close your lid and turn the grill on. Set your target temp to 250
degrees. (In general, set your target temp about 20-50 degrees HIGHER than your actual grill temp when
cooking with the lid open). For initial use on the griddle, use any type of vegetable oil, olive oil, peanut oil,
or lard to lightly coat the cooking surface. The Griddle Hack has already been seasoned twice and coated
with food-safe Palm Oil, so it is ready to cook on right out of the box, but this extra layer of oil will help
keep food from sticking to the cooking surface on the initial cook. Once the griddle top is lightly coated
you may start cooking.
NOTE:
Lower temps can be achieved by closing the lid and setting the desired
temperature.
After you finish cooking, shut the grill down, apply a small amount of water to the cooking surface while
it’s still hot, and scrape clean. Then add a thin layer of cooking oil to protect from rust. Frequent
seasoning of the cooking surface protects your Griddle Hack against rust and creates a natural non-stick
cooking surface.
Storage
Store your Griddle Hack in a dry place. Any access to moisture could result in surface rust, which may
have a damaging effect on the product. You may store your Griddle Hack upside down inside your grill as
long as it is sealed from morning dew, heavy rain, snow, etc. For best results, remove your Griddle Hack
after each use and store in an enclosed area such as a garage or shed.
Warranty and Returns
The Griddle Hack has a Limited Lifetime Warranty that covers any manufacturer’s defects. Any damage
occurring due to improper use or neglect will not be covered. The griddle is covered under warranty if the
griddle surface bows over 1⁄4 inch up or down AFTER the griddle has cooled down (There may be a small
amount of bowing during cooking, this is completely normal). This warranty does not cover rust, as it is
already seasoned and should be stored properly following the previous instructions. Approved warranty
claims will result in the replacement of the defective item, the customer is responsible for shipping. Please
direct all claims to
For a complete list of our Returns and Refunds Policy, please
visit
bbqhack.com/returns
.
Traeger Timberline 1300
The Traeger Timberline 1300
will not
support the Griddle Hack as is. Visit
buybbqhack.com
to purchase
the necessary brackets.