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4. Pellet Feed & Burn In

Complete the Pellet Feed process before first use, and each time after the grill runs 

out of wood pellets.  

Pellet Feed 

1. Remove grill racks, grease tray and heat baffle from the grill. 
2. Open the pellet hopper and grill lids and check to ensure there are no foreign objects in the 

hopper or auger. 

3. Plug the power cord into a 240V grounded 10 Amp power supply. It is ok to use a 10 Amp 

extension power cable.  

4. Pour some wood pellets into the hopper (Up to the guard plate level is sufficient) 
5. Press the control knob on the controller to power it on, then press and hold for 2 seconds 

to enter the MENU.  

6. Scroll through the menu to FEED PELLET and press to confirm. The auger will begin to 

rotate to feed wood pellets from the hopper through into the fire-pot. The controller will 

stop the auger at the end of the countdown which should be long enough for pellets to 

begin dropping into the fire-pot. If pellets begin to drop into the fire-pot, just press the knob 

again to stop the FEED. Run FEED PELLET again if required. 

7. Enter the menu and scroll to FIRE UP and press again to confirm. 
8. The fan will be heard feeding air to the fire, the auger will intermittently rotate and the 

ignition rod in the bottom of the fire-pot will get red hot to light the fire.  

9. Watch the fire-pot until a fire is lit, which should take 2-4 minutes.  
10. Once the fire it lit, place in the heat baffle and grease tray.   The grill is now ready to 

complete the New Grill Burn-In (first time use), or normal cooking (if already burnt in).

Burn In 

This process involves running the grill at a high temperature (burning wood pellets for heat) to 
burn o

 any surface oil on the ba

e and grease tray.  This must be completed before cooking 

any food.  The smoke will have an oily odour, so avoid breathing in the smoke or completing 
the Burn-In near an open window.

1. If the Initial Fire Up Process was just completed, the unit should already be running with 

the heat baffle, grease tray (no foil) and placed inside. The grill racks can be left out.  

2. If the grill is off, FIRE it UP and once cloud of smoke is released and the roaring sound of 

the fire can be heard, proceed to step 3.   

3. Close the grill lid and wait for the temperature to rise and “FIRED UP” to be displayed on 

the screen. Press the control knob and rotate to 220

o

C and press to confirm. 

4. Run on this temperature setting until no more smoke is being released, or at least 30 

minutes.  The grill should reach over 200

o

C after about 20 minutes. It is normal for the 

temperature to first exceed the target temperature and then stabilise. 

5. Once the Burn-In has been completed, press and hold the control knob for 2 seconds to 

enter the MENU, scroll to SHUT DOWN and press to confirm. The grill will firstly cool down 

below 120

o

C then commence the 10 minute SHUT DOWN cycle, running the fan for 10 

minutes then turning off. Wait until the fan stops before disconnecting power. 

6. Wipe down the grill racks with a moist cloth and cover the grease tray include the vent 

holes with foil before using.  Follow the Normal Operation process to FIRE UP the grill up 

and begin cooking.

Summary of Contents for 700E-XL

Page 1: ...Owner Manual www zgrills com au Z Grills 700E XL Wood Pellet Smoker Grill This owner manual edition is for Z Grills 700E XL V6 with Wireless Controller...

Page 2: ...and set the target temperature Wait 10 minutes or until the temperature is reached before putting food in NORMAL SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE Press and hold the control knob for 2 seconds to enter the MENU the...

Page 3: ...UM of 1m overhead clearance and 0 3m side rear clearance from any wall or combustible material HOT SURFACES This grill will be extremely hot during operation and for some time after turning off Take c...

Page 4: ...ons 6 3 Wireless Controller 11 4 Pellet Feed Burn In 14 5 Normal Grill Operation 15 6 Cleaning the Grill 17 7 Error Codes 18 8 Technical Specifications 19 9 Wiring Diagram 19 10 Spare Parts List 20 11...

Page 5: ...nsor 7 Thermal Insulating Liner 8 Grill Drum 9 Chimney Cap 10 Chimney Stack 11 Chimney Gasket 12 Grease Bucket 13 Grill Base Cabinet 14 Heat Ba ffl e 15 Vented Grease Tray 16 Bottom Grilling Rack Righ...

Page 6: ...ate as they have a layer of oil to prevent rusting during storage in the box Wipe the excess oil off with paper towel Tools and Fasteners All the required fasteners screws nuts and bolts and tools are...

Page 7: ...cidentally falling into the auger If they do fall in remove with a magnetic screwdriver and do not fi re up the grill STEP 2 DOOR MAGNETS STEP 3 SIDE PANELS Two holes towards the front Rear Wheels wit...

Page 8: ...Connect the temperature sensor cable BEFORE fully pushing the hopper into the grill 2 The hopper is heavy so get assistance from somebody when sliding into the grill drum and attaching the bolts Ensu...

Page 9: ...i t door into the cabinet then release to lock into position TIP If the doors are not level with each other or not sitting fl at loosen the cabinet back and side panel screws align the doors then tigh...

Page 10: ...y remove the heat ba ffl e once the grill has completely cooled down REMOVE INSERT STEP 15 GREASE TRAY TIPS 1 Cover the whole grease tray with heavy duty aluminium foil for normal use Replace foil as...

Page 11: ...essing and holding the control knob for 5 seconds To completely disconnect the grill from power unplug or switch off the power supply Controller Knob Settings TURN ON Press the knob once to turn the c...

Page 12: ...Turns on the fi re pot fan only no fi re in fi re pot for cold smoking Once running press control knob at any time to change the fan speed 50 to 100 STOP FAN Turns the cold smoke fan off SOUND ON OFF...

Page 13: ...llow the instructions to set up a free account 3 Detail instructions on how to connect a Z Grills wood pellet smoker grill can be found by scanning the instructions QR code below or going to zgrills c...

Page 14: ...lete the New Grill Burn In fi rst time use or normal cooking if already burnt in Burn In This process involves running the grill at a high temperature burning wood pellets for heat to burn o ff any su...

Page 15: ...on Fire the grill up using the normal process and then set the target temperature If the power is off for more than 30 seconds OPEN THE GRILL LID and FIRE UP using the normal process Once there is smo...

Page 16: ...h fresh wood pellets High Temperature Searing This Z Grills 700E XL V6 features a vented grease tray that allows for high temperature searing on the left hand side of the grill A BBQ plate or skillet...

Page 17: ...Ash accumulates in the fi re pot and the base of the grill drum Vacuum out after each long cook or every 5kg of wood pellets used Only vacuum when the grill is cold switched OFF and unplugged from pow...

Page 18: ...er may not be functioning properly Please contact our support team ERROR 3 FLAME OUT The temperature of the grill has dropped possibly due to the fi re going out Possible reasons include Grill may hav...

Page 19: ...8 x 660 mm 0 322m2 Top Grill Rack 345 x 660 mm 0 228m2 Grease Tray Type Vented holes for BBQ plate searing Total Grilling Area 0 55 m2 850 square inches Power Supply 240VAC 50Hz Max Power Usage 250W N...

Page 20: ...Grill Rack ZG 700 TWIN MGRACK 11 Food Temperature Chart Safe Food Time Guide 2 hours Refrigerate or use immediately 2 4 hours Use immediately 4 hours Throw out Food left sitting between 5 C 60 C for C...

Page 21: ...f they are being delivered and if the auger is very slowly turning Ensure Initial Startup procedure has been completed to prime the auger feed tube with pellets AUGER MOTOR FAILURE Remove the grease t...

Page 22: ...Incorrect Grill Temperature DIRTY TEMP SENSOR Clean the Grill Temperature Sensor to ensure accurate temperature readings FAULTY CONTROLLER or FAULTY TEMPERATURE SENSOR If the grill temperature is cons...

Page 23: ...ER TUBE and HOPPER or HIGH TEMP OPERATION WITH LID OFTEN OPEN or HIGH TEMP OPERATION IN WINDY CONDITIONS or DIRECTLY TURNING FROM HIGH TEMPERATURE TO SHUT DOWN DO NOT pour any water into the Hopper St...

Page 24: ...type of fuse widely available from electrical suppliers and retailers DANGER HIGH VOLTAGE Unplug the grill from electric power supply before completing any repairs Only plug into power once all repair...

Page 25: ...ing the ceramic coated grill racks may become cracked or chipped resulting in exposed metal that may show signs of rust This is normal and is not covered under this limited warranty Z Grills shall not...

Page 26: ...code Or go to zgrills com au help Knowledge Centre To get the most out of your smoker scan the QR code to visit our Knowledge Centre Articles are regularly added and updated covering a wide range of t...

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