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1.  Temperature Dial must be in the OFF position. 

2.  Plug the power cord into a 110 V grounded electrical outlet. 

3. 

If “ErP” is displayed, the Temperature Dial was not set to OFF.     This 

causes an inadvertent start error, which halts the Ignition sequence.  

To clear the error, turn the Temperature Dial to OFF, wait 2 seconds, 

then set the desired cooking temperature. 

NOTE:  This safety feature 

keeps unintentional starts from occurring.     

4.  If there are flashing dots on the LCD screen, the igniter is on. 

 

       The Start-Up sequence is in progress. 

START-UP SEQUENCE 

1

.   

Temperature Dial must be in the OFF position

   

2.  Plug unit into grounded electrical outlet. 

3.  OPEN the main lid 

4.  Select 

SMOKE

 setting on the Temperature Dial:  

            

The Draft Fan and Igniter, come on. 

      The Metal Auger Feed System begins to deliver fuel               

 

continuously for 4 minutes, then turns off for 2 mins. 

5.  The Igniter will turn off after 5 minutes.  At this point the  Flashing Dots 

turn off and the grill begins to operate in its selected mode. 

SMOKE— ADJUSTABLE MANUAL MODE   -   170° F—225 ° F 

Temperature Dial in the SMOKE position 

This setting 

DOES NOT 

rely on the grill probe, but is a manual   

control of the auger feed.   (see “Understanding the “P” Setting”). 

 

1.   LCD screen will display the current “ACTUAL” grill temperature. 

2.  Once the Start Up Sequence is complete, the Auger delivers 

fuel at a constant rate determined by the Smoke Control (P0-

P7).  Default Setting is P 4.  (See Understanding Smoke      

Control for further information). 

3.  If Grill Temperature begins flashing, this indicates the tempera-

ture is less the 110°F, and that the fire is in risk of going out. 

 

NOTE: Selecting SMOKE does not produce any more smoke 
than “Automatic” hot smoking at 200

°

F to 250

°

F.   

 AUTOMATIC OVEN CONTROL —  COOK MODE   -   200 ° F  -  500°F 

Temperature Dial in any of the 8 Temperatures or HIGH position 

This setting DOES use the grill probe and P.I.D. to automatically 

control the auger feed, thus heat output. 

 

1.   LCD screen will display the current “ACTUAL” grill temperature. 

2.  Once the Start Up Sequence is complete, the Grill Probe, the 

P.I.D. Control, and Auger work together to deliver fuel at a    

variable rate. 

3.  If Grill Temperature begins flashing, this indicates the tempera-

ture is less then 110°F, and that the fire is in risk of going out. 

4.  If the Grill Temperature is greater than 615°F, a flashing “ErH” 

      is displayed indicating a high limit error and the grill will shut         

down. 

IMPORTANT NOTE:  

If temperature dial is set on SMOKE and the grill is unable to reach your  desired           

temperature, due to ambient temperature, humidity, wind conditions, fuel type and quality, 

and/or thermal characteristics of the grill, adjusting the following: 

 

 

1. The chimney cap height.  UPWARD to lower temperature. DOWNWARD to raise or 

hold temperature in the grill.  DO NOT close off the chimney cap. 

  

 

2  The “P” SETTING.     (see  Understanding “P” SET)

 

Section Two:  OPERATION 

                        

PIT BOSS CONTROL

 

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Summary of Contents for PB700S

Page 1: ...he entire manual before installation and use of this pellet fuel burning appliance Failure to follow these instructions could result in property damage bodily injury or even death Rev 0116 You MUST re...

Page 2: ...llet Grill while unattended Accessible parts of the barbeque may be very hot Keep young children and pets away while it is in use DO NOT use lava rock wood chucks wood shavings or charcoal in your Pit...

Page 3: ...rfaces will also be black in color When ignited this creosote makes an extremely hot and out of control fire similar to a grease fire If creosote has formed within the unit allow the unit to warm up a...

Page 4: ...Ensure your pellet fuel stays moisture free Open bags of fuel should be stored in an airtight container and empty the hopper if you are not using the grill over longer periods of time Again Thank You...

Page 5: ...D W 2 S T 4 U Y P B S 6 A I L S 7 L 8 E K 9 H T S 12 S S 13 C C 14 F C O G T 15 P P 16 H Y P B S W 17 S 18 G S 19 P B C 20 L A M 23 S O Y S 25 M 25 G T T 26 T S 30 P L 33 G R 35 L W 42 CONTENTS Page 5...

Page 6: ...tle opener 1 11 Bottom Base Shelf 1 12 Bottle Opener 1 13 In Line Skate Casters 4 14 Handle for Grease Tray 1 16 10 Towel Bar 1 17 Tool Holder Pegs 4 18 Metal Side Shelf 1 19 thru 25 are included in a...

Page 7: ...cut out front right hand side ensuring the screw hole patterns match NOTE It is best to start each threaded screw by hand to ensure the thread DOES NOT cross thread or strip Hand start two 2 of the sc...

Page 8: ...sembly OR Carefully stand the grease spout end of the barrel on a protective floor covering Then insert the legs into the barrel This makes a single person installation much easier Starting at one leg...

Page 9: ...gnet 25 to the side of Leg 10 with the Bottle Opener using 2 x 5 32 screws Ensure the raised magnet is facing toward the front of the cart while the flat surface with the screw holes is facing toward...

Page 10: ...Carefully stand the grease spout end of the barrel on a protective floor covering Then insert the legs into the barrel This makes a single person installation much easier Starting at one leg Line up...

Page 11: ...hinge pin to the hole or holes supplied in the bottom shelf When the top door hinge pin is lined up with the top cabinet holes release the pressure on the spring loaded pin and the pin will pop up int...

Page 12: ...ghten ALL screws A Hardware Required Using the 2 screws AA insert them through the stack section through the gasket then finally through the barrel end Hand start then secure in place using your Phill...

Page 13: ...using a wrench Step 2 21 Chrome Hanger Bar Remove the two 2 screws from the bar hanger Insert the screws through the two 2 holes provided in the front of the side shelf top 20 Using a Phillips screwd...

Page 14: ...doffs The other end will sit in the notches found on the grease catch tray A The smaller plate is used to slide over the openings of the larger plate to open or close the access to the flame B NOTE Wh...

Page 15: ...tice Tools Required 1 x 14 Chrome Handle 1 x 15 Grease Tray 1 Phillips Screwdriver Parts Needed FINAL INSPECTION AND CLEANING ALWAYS clean dirt dust and oils from ALL surfaces before you use the unit...

Page 16: ...watt inverter Section One ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS GRILL PREPERATION These instructions should be followed the first time the grill is ignited and each time the grill runs out of pellets STEP 1 Remove Co...

Page 17: ...nd the most fantastic natural flavor The wood pellet fuel burns in the Burn Pot 8 hot and intense The fly ash and the flames hit the Flame Broiler 10 and are directed toward the ends of the barrel The...

Page 18: ...tarter fluids Digital Oven Temperature 170 to 500 degrees giving more cooking options hot smoking to searing Dome Thermometer Upper Cooking Shelf Heavy duty engineered Legs Wheels and Shelf frame 16 G...

Page 19: ...urn grate after every 1 to 3 uses This will ensure proper ignition and many happy grilling experiences Light as per instructions found in detail later in this manual Should your auto igniter refuse to...

Page 20: ...lumes of visible smoke 888 Displays momentarily when the grill is connected to AC power OVERVIEW LCD SCREEN READOUTS ACTUAL TEMPERATURE Grill temp is displayed in 5 degree F increments FLASHING ACTUAL...

Page 21: ...stant rate determined by the Smoke Control P0 P7 Default Setting is P 4 See Understanding Smoke Control for further information 3 If Grill Temperature begins flashing this indicates the tempera ture i...

Page 22: ...t to increase the P setting to high which could result in the fire going out DECREASING the P setting INCREASES the Fuel Feed Rate heat output This will result in HIGHER grill temperature output and h...

Page 23: ...ced 6 Close the lid Turn the Temperature Dial to HIGH to allow the unit to preheat for approximately15 to 20 minutes CAUTION If excessive flame is visible i e the flame broiler is glowing red turn the...

Page 24: ...match or long lighter WARNING NEVER ATTEMPT TO ADD MORE STARTER INTO A FIRE THAT IS ALREADY BURNING OR INTO A HOT BURNGRATE YOU COULD EXPERIENCE A BURN BACK AND YOU COULD GET SERIOUSLY BURNT 8 Allow t...

Page 25: ...every use and those whom are convinced that cleaning only takes away from that barbeque flavor One simple rule Everything In Moderation 1 Grease Always be sure the grease catch area is clean and free...

Page 26: ...type This is done because of the more intense flavor being generated when using pellets as your main fuel Flavor Guide Lines TIP Always store your pellets in a dry area Avoid any contact or exposure...

Page 27: ...ut 10 15 minutes extra cooking time each time you open the lid As always use a meat thermometer to determine the internal temperature of your foods Because the nights come sooner in the colder months...

Page 28: ...y the grill while there is fire in the burn pot Sear meats and cook with the lid down for perfectly grilled food every time All Pit Boss Grills are designed to allow even fan forced heat circulation s...

Page 29: ...e left out in the heat for more than an hour Fill a deep tray or casserole dish with ice to keep salads cool and safe Do not defrost meat at room temperature or on a counter top Thaw under refrigerati...

Page 30: ...nections are firmly connected and dry Ensure GFCI is minimum 15 amp service Ensure you are NOT using over a 25 extension cord ErH Error Message The grill has overheated possibly due to grease fire or...

Page 31: ...temperature has reach or gone over 130 F It will not harm the unit Place unit in shaded area Prop the lid open to reduce inside temperature Grill will not achieve or maintain stable temperature Insuff...

Page 32: ...tricate and valuable piece of technology For protection from power surges and electrical shorts the control utilizes a 5 amp 120 Volt Fast Blow Fuse It is recommended to unplug your grill from any ele...

Page 33: ...74517 Flame Broiler Slide 8 Flame Broiler Main 9 Legs 10 Front Right Leg with bottle opener 11 Bottom Shelf 12 74328 Bottle Opener 13 Casters 14 Handle Grease Tray 15 Grease Tray 16 10 Towel Bar 17 T...

Page 34: ...nly 29 70120 Pit Boss Electronic Oven Control 30 70102 Auger Motor 32 70133 Combustion Fan 33 74069 Auger Box Housing only 34 74250 Hopper Assembly Grill Body Gasket 35 70124 Grill Probe RTD 31 74077...

Page 35: ...ake Medium High Sear High Temperature Ranges 200 275 F 275 325 F 325 375 F 400 450 F 450 500 F The following cooking guidelines are just that Guidelines and are in no way the only way to cook For best...

Page 36: ...temperature reaches 140 F to 150 F Remove the brisket from the grill Place in a foil pouch using a double wrap of aluminum foil Before sealing the pouch tight pour approximately a 1 4 cup of Coca Col...

Page 37: ...a finishing sauce Place in a saucepan and bring to a boil for at least 5 minutes to thicken Season to taste Remove the ribs from the grill Place each rack in a foil pouch using a double wrap of alumin...

Page 38: ...st 1 hour Place onion and bell peppers on a large piece of heavy duty foil Drizzle with soy sauce and 2 teaspoons of olive oil sprinkle with salt Seal the foil packet completely Place the packet on th...

Page 39: ...ter and then drain and blot dry with paper towel Skewer the shrimp Place a basil leaf on the back of each shrimp Wrap each shrimp in a slice of bacon starting at the top and turning the skewer to wind...

Page 40: ...nse turkey thoroughly and pat dry with paper towels Rub outer surface of turkey with Louisiana Grills Mesquite or Hickory Bacon Rub In a small container mix together the soft butter mesquite and papri...

Page 41: ...of beer with a can of your favourite non diet cola fruit flavour soda root beer or water with extra seasoning EASY RANCH CHICKEN SATAY Makes 2 6 servings Suggested Pit Boss Wood Pellet Flavour Apple P...

Page 42: ...arranty coverage begins on the original date of purchase and proof of date of purchase or copy of original bill of sale is required to validate the warranty Repair or replacement of the Pit Boss part...

Page 43: ...R IN EXCESS OF THE ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE OF THIS PRODUCT ALL WARRANTIES BY MANUFACTURER ARE SET FORTH HEREIN AND NO CLAIM SHALL BE MADE AGAINST MANUFACTURER ON ANY ORAL WARRANTY OR REPRESENTATION So...

Page 44: ...the best technical and sales support in the industry If you require accessories rubs spices sauces or parts you can contact us directly PIT BOSS Customer Service TOLL FREE 1 877 303 3134 TOLL FREE FA...

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