Cookshack
Insufficient grease capacity or improper maintenance.
The drip pan overflows during long cooks, causing a mess under the smoker.
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Possible Causes
Drip pan too small or not an OEM Cookshack pan, Pan not emptied during long, high-fat cooks, Smoker not level toward the drain, Drain tube partially blocked.
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Grease in the drip pan can be very hot. Allow it to cool completely before handling.
Steps:
- 1. Use the correct pan: Ensure you are using the Cookshack-specified drip pan size and type.
- 2. Level toward the drain: Slightly tilt the smoker toward the drain so grease flows freely into the pan.
- 3. Empty periodically: For long cooks with fatty meats, plan to carefully remove and empty the pan partway through the cooking process.
- 4. Clear the drain: Clean the drain hole or tube to ensure unrestricted flow.
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Repair Difficulty
Very Easy
1/5
Required Part
Cookshack drip pan.
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