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Standard & Dual Mode 

Operation

When powering off the grill, the grill will show "C 5" on the display. This is showing you the 
grill is in cool down mode for 5 minutes, it will then shut off after 5 minutes.

To switch between modes, simply hold the mode button down. You will 
see the decimal in the display switch from left to right. Left is Mode 1, right 

is mode 2. If the grill loses power, it will default to mode 1 set at 250°F.

Press the power button to turn the grill on. To turn the grill off, the 

power button must be pressed and held for 2 seconds. 

PRECISION TEMP CONTROLLER

Mode 1 is the PID mode on the alpha controller. This will hold steadier temps and a more stable 
fire. This mode operates off of a feed rate that the user can adjust (although most will not need to). 
If you find the grill is consistently running hotter than your set point you can lower the feed rate. If 
it's running consistently colder than your set point you can raise the feed rate. Always make small 
adjustments when tuning your grill.

To adjust the feed rate press the MODE, UP and DOWN arrow buttons at the same time for about 
2 seconds. After doing this the display will stop showing a temperature readout and will show 
you what the current feed rate is instead. You can then use the Up and Down arrows to raise 
and lower the feed rate. Once you have the desired feed rate, press the mode button to save the 
selection.

Mode 1

Mode 2 does not operate off a minimum feed rate and therefore there are no settings to adjust. 
Mode 2 allows the grill some flexibility in temperature control to allow the creation of more 
smoke. This results in a swing of around 10-15°F. Simply set your temperature, and let it ride. 

MORE SWING, MORE SMOKE

Mode 2

Summary of Contents for Grilla Grills GR-500-A

Page 1: ...R USE ONLY WARNING Electric shock can kill or result in serious injury Precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire electric shock and injury SAFETY PRECAUTIONS SAVE THIS MANUAL FO...

Page 2: ...ill that stands apart literally from the crowd Hundreds of design hours later the Grilla was born Grilla takes advantage of convection smoking and grilling like no other drawing cooking heat over the...

Page 3: ...es Grilla 101 How to Operate Your Grilla Getting Started Operating Your Grilla Controller Operation Grilla Maintenance and Care Approved Fuel Wood Pellets Parts Diagram Troubleshooting and Frequently...

Page 4: ...othing and furniture away from all hot surfaces Do not operate Grilla in the rain To prevent Grilla from being splashed on or falling into water do not use Grilla within 10 feet of pool pond or other...

Page 5: ...PROTECTED UNDER U S PATENT D666 453 OTHERS PENDING 5 ASSEMBLY Use the diagram below to assemble the Grilla side trays...

Page 6: ...ty food grade pellets and turn on your grill 3 Listen look for pellets to drop into the burn pot this should take anywhere from 2 4 minutes 4 Turn your grill off replace internal components and turn g...

Page 7: ...adjust although most will not need to If you find the grill is consistently running hotter than your set point you can lower the feed rate If it s running consistently colder than your set point you...

Page 8: ...power button is pressed Igniter turns on and runs for 4 minutes At 4 minutes if temp is above 150 F it turns off If temp is below 150 F after 4 minutes it stays on for 4 more minutes 8 total then turn...

Page 9: ...Igniter goes into the Fire Pot exposing the Igniter in the Fire Pot 1 Complete FIRE POT REMOVAL INSTALLATION above Note remove zip tie for wire harness behind rear service panel 2 Pull wires out to ex...

Page 10: ...Flavoring Hickory intensifies the flavor of food with a robust tangy taste that is better suited to red meat than to poultry or fish Apple or Fruitwoods Flavoring Apple or fruitwoods many from orchard...

Page 11: ...0 Grease Catch Can Holder 11 m5 Black Zinc BHSS long 12 Hardened Wheel Washer 13 Lid Pivot Cover 14 20 x SS Button Head 15 Lower Cooking Grate 16 Top Glass Holder ITEM DESCRIPTION 17 Acorn Nut 18 m6 H...

Page 12: ...S Long 53 Auger Strap 54 6 32 x 750 Screw 55 Auger Screw Assembly 56 7mm Square Drive 57 Trap Door Latch 58 Maintenance Cover 59 Augur Bushing ITEM DESCRIPTION 60 M6 Hex Head 61 Trap Door 62 Grill Aug...

Page 13: ...e there are pellets in the Hopper If it ran empty or this is the first time for use it will be necessary to prime the Auger see GETTING STARTED section page 7 for directions This will ensure pellets a...

Page 14: ...s you specific legal rights which may vary from state to state province to province in Canada Fahrenheit Technologies Inc responsibility for defects in material and workmanship shall be limited to rep...

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Page 16: ...GRILLA PELLET SMOKER GRILL OPERATION MANUAL 16 save this manual for future use...

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