With this mobile application, you can easily set the timers, control the temperatures for both the food and your grill, make several cooking profiles, and get alerts regarding your grill.
This mobile app is important as it lets you adjust the temperature and remain connected to your unit even while you’re at a distance from it for some minutes. Green Mountain Grills comes with a mobile application.
The password should be less than forty characters.WPA is the recent standard and safer compared to WEP. Use WPA, preferably WPA2_AES encryption, for your password.Older versions don’t accept special characters. For security purposes, use numbers and letters only until it works. Be sure there’s no “!” in the password or SSID.Make sure you use the 2.4 GHz band on the dual-band router.Be sure that the range is not a problem and the grill antenna is okay.Ensure that the GMG network’s signal is strong when it stands next to the home router.Be sure you’ve tried resetting the router several times.Please confirm these things after resetting your grill and attempting to update it:.If the WiFi mode is still not working, it means there is a problem locating your grill. If your attempt to update it is a success, it means you’ve got your grill on home WiFi.Make sure you have the newest firmware because the previous versions don’t support WiFi mode.The first thing to do is reset the grill and attempting to update it. When the fan rotates even without the pellets feeding to the burn pot, it could mean the pellets bridged up through the intake for auger tube or something damaged in auger assembly. If it is not running or ran but eventually stopped, it indicates an auger jam. Turn your grill into a “0” cycle and observe the small white fan connected to the auger motor’s end. If there’s a clicking sound while the auger is not running, it indicates a stripped gear within the gearbox, and the auger motor needs replacement. Check the underneath for wire obstruction and move it apart from the auger fan blade. Sometimes, the wires under the hopper assembly move and block the auger motor fan.
Check the fuse and see if it’s broken or burnt. With both hands, twist the fuse holder in the counter-clockwise direction to open it. Look for a red wire from the key plug on your control board with the black fuse holder. If the problem persists, inspect the fuse. Look at the back of the power switch and check for loose wire clips. Unscrew the head screws in the front control panel, then pull the panel towards you. Unplug the grill before checking the parts. Inspect the power source for a tripped breaker or GFCI. If the problem persists, you have a broken alarm. Disconnect the alarm and reconnect it from the rear of the control panel.
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