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Making sure your grill is clean and free of built up grease and debris is critical for keeping the pure, wood-fired flavor of your grill intact.
The best way to ensure this is through regular cleanings and maintenance of your grill.
You’ll want the following items on hand:
• Wooden Grill Grate Scrape
• Traeger All-Natural Grease Cleaner
• Drip Tray Liners
• Bucket Liners
• Shop Vac
• Paper Towels
• Bottle Brush
• Disposable Gloves
1) Spray grates with the Traeger All Natural Grease Cleaner
2) Spray inside of chimney
3) Remove and clean grates with the Wooden Grill Grate Scrape
4) Remove drip tray liner
5) Remove drip tray
6) Remove heat baffle
7) Vacuum inside of grill
8) Scrub inside of chimney with a bottle brush
9) Spray walls with the All Natural Grease Cleaner
10) Let soak, and wipe down with paper towels
11) Reinsert heat baffle
12) Reinsert drip tray
13) Insert new drip tray liner
14) Insert new bucket liner
15) Reinsert grates
Keep your grill happy and running at peak performance with Traeger’s quick and easy cleanup tools. Our lineup of products includes custom Drip Tray Liners and Grease Bucket Liners as well as Traeger’s All Natural Cleaner.
All of these helpful items and more are available at your local dealer or online at Traegergrills.com
Don’t forget you can find more tips and tricks on how to keep your grill primed and ready for action through the Traeger App.
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Just an FYI, don't use your spouse's $500 dyson vacuum for this job, put a liner in your shopvac. I use Blackstone griddle grease to season the grate. Occasionally repaint the lid with Rustoleum, high heat to prevent rust.
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lmfao hope the couch was comfortable that night
Do you have anymore tips for a beginner griller?
Lol.
I’m reading this after I did the exact same thing 😂
That all Natural spray cleaner is really good stuff. Just follow the instructions for best results.
Your drip tray liners are primarily being used upside down.. it would nice if the logo was displayed in the correct position or perhaps even a “this side ⬆️ “ instruction on the disposable aluminum liners?.. just a suggestion
Just ordered a Timberline 850. Can’t wait for it to get here.
Do you ever grease the grease tray to avoid rust?
Love my Timberline! Fantastic smoked meats every time!
So that’s where the probe is supposed to go!
lol
Did a proper clean even more in depth than this and just had a build up of pellets. Luckily I caught the fire as soon as it lit and saved the meat. Put out the small fire and now cleaning it again. Not sure why they built up like that after just eating it. I am cooking a brisket so it was going for about 8hrs before it went off. Do I really need to clean it halfway through a brisket!? What did I do wrong? They weren't cheap pellets. They are Traeger brand Cherry pellets
Pro 780 - bought 4 months ago... I love the thing...but it's ALWAYS telling me the grill is not cleaned. I clean it all the time, and have followed these steps religiously, still tells me it's not clean and will not affect performance. My lid also has torsioned itself, so it no longer seats flush with the barrel. I have the cover since the first day, but maybe this is normal?
Does the same for me since I bought mine 5months ago! And I clean it every weekends
You have to manually clear the notifications for it to stop. But it will keep popping up after so many hours of cooking.
Go to menu -> notifications-> clear all or something like that
I just got a traeger silverton and used it twice, how often do you clean it? Thanks
Hey what about the temp probe
I bought the new Timberline 1300, it was delivered November 25, 2019. Unfortunately it wasn’t working right, so we didn’t get to Traeger our Thanksgiving Turkey.... Since then, Nothing but issues! So frustrating! Now the local dealer where I bought it has had it for two weeks. They say it may be another week or two before the parts are in and fixed.... So I look forward to cleaning soon, but it’s been an unfortunate experience to say the least! Sad really! And 2019 Thanksgiving was ruined.
Hey there, we’re really sorry that you've had these problems, we want you to have the best experience with your grill, we would like to help. Please send us an email at SCS@Traegergrills.com, we’ll have one of our in-house team members reach out to you.
Thanksgiving was "ruined" ? Ever think of having something other than turkey ? Ham, roast beef, chicken...I don't even remember the last time my family had turkey for Thanksgiving.
Except for the degreasing step, I do all of this every time I use my Traeger. It only takes a few minutes.
how about cleaning the grill grate?!? Dont you clean it? I tried it today after 4x uses of my pro 575.... it was a big mess to clean it up. Remember: it is emaille , so dont rub to hard with metal brushes etc. i just used hot water, dish washing soap and my bare hands... what a mess :(
tips very welcome!
Our All-Natural cleaner works really well with cutting through the grease and makes less of a mess, here's a link to check it out: www.traegergrills.com/accessories/all-natural-grill-cleaner
I picked up a new automotive oil drip pan with 1” sides that I use exclusively for soaking my grate. A soon as I take my entree off the grill I place the grate (while it’s still hot) on the oil drip pan and add hot water with Dawn detergent. Within mins you can see the grease dissolving. I usually let it soak over night and then wipe it down with an nylon abrasive pad the following morning. After three years my grate is still like new. The key is finding an oil drip pan slightly or other flat container larger than your grill with at least 1” sides to hold sufficient water to cover the grate.
For cleaning the grill body I use Members Mark oven, fryer and grill cleaner that I pick up at Sam’s. It’s reasonably priced and works great. It comes in a a twin pack of 32 oz bottles. One has a spray nozzle. Be careful of getting it directly on your hands. You can feel your hands tingle if you do. No big deal. Wash your hands or wear latex gloves. I spray it on and wipe it off with paper towels.
Can u use that traeger cleaner on the grates themselves as well?
Ryan Bramich yes you can. It’s all natural so you don’t have to worry about it. They say it’s best to wash, dry, then season the grates with a little bit of oil when you put it back in. That’s after every use. That’s what I do myself. Hope this helps
How often?
How often should I clean it like this?
We recommend doing a deeper clean every two to three cooks, at minimum, every 20 hours of cook time 👍
What Ash Vacuum do you guys recommend?
I just use my wet dry shop vac - its a ridgid like in the video.
I went to Harbor Freight and bought their small wet/dry vac. I use it exclusively for the Traeger. It's very compact and easy to use & store near the smoker.
Same I run dewalt tools so I bought the small cord/cordless vac.. I start cleaning it once it’s done and still warm for grease and by the time it’s cool I vacuum it out. Good to go for next time
Any one will work fine.
How do you keep all the dust from shooting out of the vacuum while using it
Sales are probably skyrocketing now.. due to Weber's SmokeFire Fail. Now people are going to stay with old faithful Treager for a along long time!
Amir abu sada if they finally fix the wifire issues
@@calicuts909 I don't know why these softwares are so damn problematic. Low tech is always the best tech.. Sadly.
Why does NOBODY show a complete clean NOT even Traeger!!!
Damn it Traeger! For the money people spend on your BBQ you think you could put out a better effort than a one minute video....a little time and detailed wouldn't have killed ya.
So you really need that much help learning how to clean a grill? You need to go back to an Easy Bake oven dude.
@@tomfellows8714 Well Tom Foolows you just don't have a clue what your talking about do ya...let me guess, your recently learned how to read...correct "dude"? Its good to know Traeger has its loyal misguided minions.
@@unclelala4216
It's not hard to clean the grill, very similar to a BBQ.
No one wants to 'Read' a video. I'm sure you could have found someone to narrate or walk us through the process verbally. You didn't cover how to fix the digital display that still says 'Clean your grill'
The paint is peeling off both inside & out so de greasing not gonna work.Made in China,next pellet grill I purchase will be American made.Sorry Traeger.
Has yours ever had a pellet pile fire in it that took temps above 650-700F?
My Webber kettle grill is mostly devoid of paint as well.
@@tomgates316 No but I put one out of my neighbor`s last summer when they we`re not home,what a mess almost called F/D .They had just filled the hopper and thing was full and smoldering,it`s called a run on so I suggest to always unplug the unit.
Hey Francine, we're sorry that this is happening, we would like to help. Please send us an email at SCS@Traegergrills.com, we'll have one of our in-house team members reach out to you.
I like seeing new traeger videos, but i really hope no one is stupid enough to need this video, they probably shouldn't own one if this really does come in handy
You'd be surprised
I will come out and say that I just had to be sure I was doing it right because today I was going out to smoke some corn and then boom massive grease fire. The grill was set to 400 but was at 800. Very scary but a good lesson learned I’m just happy my grill still works
I'm dumb, I needed it 😂
It’s a great reminder on the steps for those of us who are newbies to the Traeger. Thank you!