Monster MGPELLET User manual

OWNER’S MANUAL
MGPELLET
PELLET GRILL WITH TEMPERATURE CONTROL SYSTEM

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CONTENTS
Important Safety Information
3
Product Overview
General Information for Successful Assembly
5
Parts Listing
5
Assembly
7
Preparing Your Grill for First Use
17
Lighting Instructions
22
Automatic Method
22
Manual Method
23
Shutdown Instructions
24
Grill Operation
24
Cooking Instructions
25
Meat Probe Connection and Use
27
Cooking Tips
28
Cleaning and Maintenance
29
Troubleshooting
30
Manufacturer Support
33

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
Please read this user manual before using this grill and keep it safe for future reference.
⚫Read the following instructions carefully
and be sure your grill is properly installed,
assembled and cared for. Retain the
instructions for future reference.
⚫Failure to follow these instructions may
result in serious bodily injury and/or
property damage.
⚫WARNING - Risk of Suffocation! The grill
must be used outdoors and must not be
used in enclosed areas such as sheds or
marquees!
⚫Read the instruction manual before using
the appliance.
⚫WARNING: Accessible parts may be very
hot. Keep young children away.
⚫Wear heat proof gloves whilst operating
the appliance.
⚫This appliance must be kept away from
flammable materials during use.
⚫WARNING - Do not move the appliance
during use.
⚫Switch off the electricity supply and unplug
from the mains after use.
⚫Do not modify this appliance.
⚫If you have any questions concerning
assembly or operation, consult the retailer.
⚫Always place the appliance on a hard, flat,
level, non-combustible surface.
⚫When positioning the grill, the following
clearances must be obeyed:
•Sides and rear of appliance:
1 METRE FROM ANY OBSTRUCTION.
•Above the appliance:
NO OVERHEAD OBSTRUCTION
PERMITTED.
•Water e.g. swimming pools, lakes:
•3 METRES FROM WATER
⚫Do not use the grill in extremely windy
conditions.
⚫Do not use the grill in wet or rainy
conditions.
⚫Do not use the grill in confined and/or
habitable space e.g. houses, tents, caravans,
motor homes, boats. Danger of carbon
monoxide poisoning fatality.
⚫WARNING! This grill will become very hot,
do not move it during operation.
⚫WARNING! Do not use spirit or petrol for
lighting or re-lighting!
⚫WARNING! Keep children and pets away.
⚫This is a residential product not intended
for commercial use.
⚫If the grill is stored outside, please keep it
covered to prevent moisture from entering
the hopper and other vital components.
⚫Connect the grill to a Residual Current
Device (RCD).
⚫Never operate the grill with a damaged
power cord.
⚫Use only an extension cord with a rating
and fuse suitable for the appliance.
⚫Keep the extension cable dry and a away
from any heated surfaces.
⚫Check the power cord and extension
periodically for abrasions, cuts, wear and
damage.
⚫Unplug when not in use and make sure the
grill is cool before cleaning or conducting
maintenance.
⚫In case of fire, turn off the grill. Disconnect
the power cord. Leave the fire to burn out.
Do not try to extinguish using water. If the
fire is uncontrollable call the fire service.
⚫Never add pellets to a hot fire by hand.
⚫Use only cooking grade pellets, NOT
heating grade pellets.
⚫Never put wood chips or chinks in the
hopper.

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Congratulations on the purchase of your pellet grill.
Pellet grills have become popular in recent years due to their versatility in cooking and
smoking food outdoors.
With a large cooking area, a substantial volume of food can be cooked –perfect for
entertaining!
With the versatile cooking controller food can be smoked at low temperature or cooked up to
230°C or more. The heat of the grill can be adjusted and controlled.
It is built of sturdy materials with 8-inch wheels and castors with brakes, providing you with
years of entertainment!
HOW IT WORKS
Using the electronic controller, barbecue pellets are fed from the hopper down an auger pipe
into a fire pot. A ‘hot rod’heating element initially causes the pellets to light and a fan mixes
air with the heat and fuel to produce fire. The rate of pellets and airflow are varied to control
the cooking temperature.
SMOKE PRESET
COOKING
TEMPERATURE
SETPOINT
MEAT PROBE
SOCKET
LCD SCREEN
FUNCTION
SELECTOR
BUTTON
CONTROLLER
HOPPER
SMOKESTACK
GREASE
BUCKET
CARRY
HANDLE
STORAGE
SHELF
LOCKING
CASTORS
FRONT
TABLE
COOKING
CHAMBER

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GENERAL INFORMATION FOR
SUCCESSFUL ASSEMBLY
Please read the assembly instructions carefully and follow the safety precautions. Allow
sufficient time for assembly. Before starting assembly, clear an area measuring
approximately two to three square metres. Remove the item from the packaging and lay out
all of the parts and any necessary tools so that they are within easy reach. Only tighten all of
the screw connections firmly when you have finished assembly or are instructed to within
the manual. Otherwise this can result in unwanted tension and instability.
PARTS LISTING

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Item
Description
Quantity
1
Temperature
Gauge
1
2
Grease Tray
1
3
Top Grid
Bracket
2
4
Diffuser
1
5
RTD Sensor
1
6
Hopper
Assembly
1
7
Tray Bracket
1
8
Cord Bracket
1
9
Front Table
Bracket
2
10
Lid Stop
Bracket
2
11
Grease
Bucket
1
12
Front Leg –
Left
1
13
Axle Bolt
2
14
Port Cover
1
15
Rear Leg –
Left
1
16
8” Wheel
2
17
Bottom
Panel
1
18
Locking
Caster
2
19
Smokestack
Gasket
1
20
Leg –Right
2
21
Bucket
Hanger
1
22
Front Table
1
23
Side Handle
1
24
Grease
Trough
1
25
Cooking
Chamber
1
26
Smokestack
1
27
Cooking Grid
3
28
Top Grid
1
29
Chimney Cap
1
30
Bezel
2
31
Lid Handle
1
32
Lid
1
HARDWARE
Item
Description
Quantity
A
M6 X 15 Hex
Head Bolt
44
B
M6 x 20 Hex
Head Bolt
4
C
M6 x 20
Philips Head
Bolt
2
D
M6 Hex Jam
Nut
18
E
M5 x 12
Philips Head
Bolt
2
F
M4 x 10
Philips Head
Bolt
1
G
M4 Hex Jam
Nut
1
H
M8 Hex
Lock Nut
2
J
M8 Flat
Washer
4
Tools recommended for assembly:
•8mm socket or spanner
•10mm socket or spanner
•Ratchet
•Adjustable spanner or pliers

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ASSEMBLY
Please read and ensure all instructions are understood before beginning.
1. Remove Lid
Save parts for Step 24
2. Position Cooking Chamber
Use packaging foam to support
the cooking chamber.

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3. Connect Right Legs
[20] Right Leg –2 pcs
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –8 pcs
4. Place Bottom Panel
[17] Bottom Panel
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –4 pcs
DO NOT TIGHTEN HARDWARE YET

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5. Attach Front Leg –Left and Rear Leg - Left
[12] Front Leg –Left
[15] Rear Leg - Left
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –12 pcs
TIGHTEN ALL HARDWARE
6. Attach Locking Castors and 8” Wheels
[16] 8” Wheel
[18] Locking Caster
[H] M8 Lock Nut - 2 pcs
[J] M8 Flat Washer –4 pcs
M8 Axle Bolt –2 pcs
Tip:
To install the casters, first
engage the wheel lock.
Then thread the caster
into the socket on the leg.

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7. Install Grease Trough.
With assistance, set grill upright to continue assembly
[24] Grease Trough
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –2 pcs
[D] M6 Hex Jam Nut –2 pcs
8. Attach Smokestack
[19] Smokestack Gasket
[26] Smokestack
[29] Chimney Cap
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –4 pcs
[D] M6 Hex Jam Nut –4 pcs

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9. Connect Side Handle
[23] Side handle
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –4 pcs
[D] M6 Hex Jam Nut –4 pcs
10. Attach Bucket Hanger and Bucket
[11] Grease Bucket
[21] Bucket Hanger
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –1pc
Suspend Bucket from
Bucket Hanger

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11. Install RTD Temperature Sensor
[5] RTD Sensor
[F] M4 x 10 Bolt –1pc
[G] M4 Hex Jam Nut –1 pc
Begin by placing the Hopper
Assembly into the end panel of
the Cooking Chamber. Let it rest
as needed to prevent it from
falling out.
Manoeuvre the RTD sensor tip
through the top hole so it is inside
the Cooking Chamber. Then inert
the M4 Nut from inside the
Cooking Chamber.
12. Connect Hopper Assembly
[6] Hopper Assembly
[7] Tray Bucket
[B] M6 x 20 Hex Head Bolt –4 pcs
Now lift the Hopper Assembly so
it can slide into the Cooking
Chamber. From inside the
Cooking Chamber, loosely attach
the two lower M6 Bolts FIRST.
Now attach the Tray Bucket
inside the Cooking Chamber by
inserting two M6 Bolts through
the chamber end panel into the
Hopper Assembly.
Tighten all bolts.

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13. Attach Port Cover
13. Attach Port Cover
[14] Port Cover
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –1 pc
When using the Meat Probe,
rotate the Port Cover open
allowing the Meat Probe to pass
into the Cooking Chamber.
Do not tighten this bolt.
Leaving it loose will allow
the Port Cover to move.
14. Attach Front Table Brackets
[9] Front Table Bracket
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –3 pcs
[D] M6 Hex Jam Nut –3pcs
Loosely attach the Left Front
Table Bracket using the top
mountain hole, as shown.
Loosely attach the Right Front
Table Bracket
Tighten hardware after installing
the front table.

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15. Install Front Table
[22] Front Table
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –1 pc
[D] M6 Hex Jam Nut –1pcs
Insert right side of the Front
Table into the right Front Table
Bracket. Carefully move/twist
the left Front Table Bracket until
the Front Table will fit into the
bracket.
Position the left Front Table
Bracket such that the last M6
Bolt and Nut can be assembled.
Tighten all hardware.
16. Install Top Grid Brackets
[3] Top Grid Brackets

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17. Attach Lid Stop Brackets
18. Install Cord Bracket
[10] Lid Stop Bracket
[A] M6 x 15 Hex Head Bolt –4pcs
[D] M6 Hex Jam Nut –4pcs
[8] Cord Bracket
[E] M5 x 12 Philips Head Bolt –2 pcs

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19. Position Diffuser
20. Insert Grease Tray
[4] Diffuser
The Diffuser includes special forming that prevents it from being installed incorrectly. Be certain the
diffuser is installed correctly so that it rests in a flat position.
Note:
[2] Grease Tray
To prevent improper air flow and uneven heat distribution, be certain the right side rests inside the
Grease Trough –not underneath.
Caution:

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21. Place Grease Bucket onto Hanger
22. Install Cooking Grids
[11] Grease Bucket
[27] Cooking Grid

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23. Install Top Grid
24. Replace Lid
[28] Top Grid
Use hardware saved from Step 1.

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25. Attach Lid Handle
26. Install Temperature Gauge
[30] Bezel
[31] Lid Handle
[C] M6 x 20 Philips Head Bolt –2 pcs
[1] Temperature Gauge
Thread Temperature
Gauge into the Lid. With
the orientation correct, use
the attached nut to lock the
Temperature Gauge into
position

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Assembly complete