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Griddle Hack Care & Use Guide
Warning:
Inspect product for loose debris before use. Do not touch any part of the griddle with bare
hands while the grill is turned on. After the grill has been shut down, do not touch the griddle for an
additional 30 minutes to allow the griddle time to cool down. Be aware of sharp edges on this product.
BBQ Hack is not responsible for any damage done to your pellet grill or any voided warranties because of
this product. This product may cause flare-ups. Keep out of reach of children. The package contains nuts
and bolts that could be a choking hazard. Final warning: If you use this product efficiently, you may
experience an influx of houseguests due to a bunch of moochers wanting your delicious food. Proceed
with caution.
What’s in the box
1. Four ¼” X 1 3/4” bolts, four ¼” Slip Nuts, and four ¼” threaded feet.
2. One ¼” X 3⁄4” Grease arm bolt and One ¼” Wingnut
3. One Grease Arm
4. One Grease Block and One Silicone tube
5. One Griddle Hack
6. This paper...
Install Grease Block
Not all pellet grills drain the same direction. The Grease Block allows you to set up your Griddle Hack to
drain to the right or the left. Install the Grease Block on the side opposite of your grills grease disposal
system.
1.
Wipe Surface Clean 2. Apply a bead of silicone 3. Press Grease Block into silicone
You can use the Griddle Hack as soon as 20 minutes after applying silicone. Complete curing takes 24
hours, so be careful not to bump the Grease Block until then (I mean, don’t bump it then either…)
Attach Leveling Legs
Use the included leveling legs to ensure the griddle surface is level and to adjust grease flow. You can
also fine-tune your cooking temperature by raising or lowering your Griddle Hack. Some pellet grill models
require the legs to be installed to function properly.
1. First, slide slip nuts on all four corners.
2. Next, screw the bolt through the top of each slip nut.
3. Finally, screw the foot on the bottom side of the bolt and adjust accordingly from the top.