SEARWOOD™ PELLET GRILLS

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Before Your First Cook

Get the app & keep it updated

The Weber Connect® app is your gateway to the best grilling experience. Download it, pair it to your grill, and keep it up to date to get automatic grill software updates, control the grill remotely, browse recipes, and more.

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Fill the hopper with pellets

The hopper is designed to hold a 20-pound bag of pellets. There’s no exact science to how many pellets you’ll use for each cook. Higher temps burn through pellets faster, but that’s offset by a shorter cook time. A good tip is to always have an extra bag on hand.

SHOP PELLETS

Power up and burn in (AKA season) the grill

Plug your grill into power. Then with the lid closed, set the grill to 450°F. Once it reaches 450°F (in roughly 15 minutes), let it run for at least 30 minutes. This process is necessary to burn off any packing material or oil so you can get cooking.

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How to Use the Digital Controller

The digital LCD controller on your Searwood™ grill is simple and intuitive to navigate. It shows you the grill temperature, cook status, probe temperature, timers, connectivity status, error codes, shortcuts, and more.

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All About Pellets

Use high-quality pellets

Not all pellets are created equal. We highly recommend using Weber® all-natural hardwood pellets in your grill for optimal performance. Made with 100% hardwood and no fillers, Weber® pellets were specifically crafted for Weber® pellet grills.

Check for freshness

Before grilling, break a pellet in half. Pellets should break with a crisp snap, not crumble in your hand. Fresh, high-quality pellets should give off minimal dust and should not appear faded or white in color.

Store safely

Store unused pellets indoors in an airtight container to prevent the absorption of moisture and humidity. Keep pellets away from heat sources until you load them in the hopper.

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