Landmann
Moisture‑Contaminated Pellets
Pellets in the hopper appear swollen, clumped, and cause frequent jams.
Advertisements
Possible Causes
Hopper lid left open, Grill stored outdoors without a cover, Condensation inside the hopper, Poor pellet storage practices
How to Fix / Troubleshooting
Safety first: Ensure the grill is off and cool before handling pellets.
- Step 1 – Remove wet pellets: Scoop all pellets from the hopper and auger intake. Discard any that are swollen or crumbly.
- Step 2 – Dry hopper: Wipe the hopper interior with a dry cloth. Leave the lid open in a dry environment for several hours.
- Step 3 – Clear auger: If the auger is jammed with wet sawdust, remove and clean the auger shaft and tube.
- Step 4 – Improve storage: Store pellets in sealed containers indoors and keep the grill covered when not in use.
Advertisements
Repair Difficulty
Easy
2/5
Advertisements