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SECTION ONE: ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 

Un-boxing Your Grill: 

Carefully remove the staples holding the cardboard box to the wooden shipping skid.  
With another person, carefully lift the box up and over the grill. Using a 1/4" wrench or 
nut driver, remove the shipping brackets which secure the grill to the shipping pallet. 
Remove all the items from inside the grill before completing the assembly process. 
 

Installing the Casters: 

Securely prop up one end of the grill, approximately six inches off the ground. Install 
the swivel casters with the brake in the front legs and the swivel casters without the 
brake in the rear legs. Slip the caster stem into the leg and using a 3/4" ox end 
wrench, tighten the nut at the bottom of the caster stem to secure the caster. Repeat 
this process on the opposite end.  

 
Positioning the Heat Baffle and Grease Drip Pan: 

The two Heat baffles locate over the Firepots. The rectangular cutout faces the front 
and the Heat baffle locates into the slot detail on the top of the burner assembly. Line 
the Grease Drip Pans with heavy-duty aluminum foil for easier clean-up. The first 
Grease drip pan hooks over the center divider, between the two firepots, with the long 
flange end into the V-shaped grease catch trough at the ends of the grill . The second 
drip pan rests on the first in the center with the long flange end into the V-shaped 
grease catch trough at the opposite end. The grease buckets hook on the drip tubes 
located under the grill units at each end.   
 

Hanging the Grease Catch Bucket:  

Locate the grease drain tubes coming out of the bottom at both ends of the grill. Hang 
a grease bucket on each drain tube hook. 
 
 

NOTE: When operating this barbecue, maintain a clearance of 10         

inches from barbecue back to combustibles. 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for COM150

Page 1: ...otected Under Patent Numbers 4 823 684 4 619 209 FOR OUTDOOR USE ONLY WARNING DO NOT STORE OR USE NEAR GASOLINE OR OTHER FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLE LIQUIDS IN THE VICINITY OF THIS APPLIANCE USE ONLY TRAEGER BRAND HARDWOOD BBQ PELLETS IN THE OPERATION OF THIS UNIT ...

Page 2: ...COM150 WIRING DIAGRAM FIBERGLASS WIRING AUGER MOTOR 350 ...

Page 3: ...1 Installing the four swivel casters Tools required for the assembly of your COM150 1 3 4 Box end wrench 1 1 4 Wrench or nut driver 1 Pair of pliers When you un box your grill make sure you have and can identify the following parts 2 Grease drain pan 4 2 Porcelain coated grill 3 2 Grease bucket 8 2 Heat baffle 5 2 Swivel caster with brake 16 2 Swivel caster without brake 2 NOTE THE NUMERALS FOLLOW...

Page 4: ...ss on the opposite end Positioning the Heat Baffle and Grease Drip Pan The two Heat baffles locate over the Firepots The rectangular cutout faces the front and the Heat baffle locates into the slot detail on the top of the burner assembly Line the Grease Drip Pans with heavy duty aluminum foil for easier clean up The first Grease drip pan hooks over the center divider between the two firepots with...

Page 5: ...our Traeger Grill 4 Line the angled drip pan with heavy duty aluminum foil Be sure that the aluminum foil that runs along the edge of the drip pan is tight against the sides and or bottom of the drip pan Next put the U shaped firepot cover angled drip pan and the cooking grills into their proper positions Turn the power switch ON In approximately two minutes you will notice whitish gray smoke comi...

Page 6: ...perate If your hot rod quits chances are that it has burnt out and has also blown the fuse located on the back of the thermostat control board You will find a replacement fuse taped to the back of the control board In order to restore the proper operation of the hot rod and your grill replace the fuse and the hot rod A NEW hot rod will need to be purchased from your Authorized Traeger Dealer or di...

Page 7: ... shaped firepot cover and angled drip pan are properly seated before you begin cooking food in your grill If the firepot cover is not seated properly direct heat and flame could come out of the firepot and cause a grease fire in your grill 6 When estimating cooking times remember that the outside air temperature and weather conditions will dramatically alter your cooking times If it is hot outside...

Page 8: ...ly and will jam your augers A vinyl cover is highly recommended 4 Spare Parts Your new TRAEGER COM150 is probably one of the most reliable cooking appliances you will ever own Because you may be located far away from the factory you can t run out and pick up spare parts Many Traeger commercial grill owners wisely purchase an extra drive motor smoker control and thermostat controls as back up parts...

Page 9: ... Authorized Traeger Commercial reseller distributor or Traeger Pellet Grills Please provide your name phone number address model and serial number of your unit vTo order parts directly from the factory contact PARTS DEPARTMENT TRAEGER PELLET GRILLS LLC PO BOX 829 Mt Angel OR 97362 503 845 9234 1 800 872 3437 Fax 503 845 6366 Email service traegergrills com Website www traegercommercial com ...

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