Display shows LOW PELLET warning, and the grill may shut down mid-cook.

Safety: Use heat-resistant gloves when working near a hot grill.

• Check hopper level: Open the hopper and visually confirm the pellet level. Refill with dry, high-quality hardwood pellets if low.
• Break pellet bridges: Sometimes, pellets form a bridge and stop feeding even when the hopper appears half full. Use a wooden dowel or a gloved hand to stir pellets and ensure they fall freely into the auger intake.
• Remove dust: Excess pellet dust can cause poor flow. When the grill is cool, empty the hopper and vacuum out dust and fines. Refill with fresh pellets.
• Sensor inspection (if equipped): Some Memphis models use a pellet level sensor. Locate the sensor in the hopper wall and ensure it is clean and not covered in dust or resin. Wipe gently with a dry cloth.
• Monitor operation: After refilling and cleaning, restart the grill and watch for stable operation. If LOW PELLET appears despite a full hopper and good flow, the level sensor or controller input may be faulty and require replacement.