Kamado Joe Jr. Burn in and Shutdown

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  • čas přidán 28. 06. 2024
  • In this video we are going to provide step by step instructions to do the initial Burn-in of our new Kamado Joe Jr. We will also provide step by step instructions on how to properly shut a Kamado Joe Jr (or any kettle grill) down.
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    00:00 Introduction
    00:11 Remove Internal Components
    00:27 Add Lump Charcoal
    00:49 Place and light fire starters
    01:30 After 15 minutes of Burn
    01:54 Close the lid to heat soak ceramics
    02:45 Heat test the outside of the ceramics
    03:05 Add the internals back in
    06:24 Heat test both the internal and external
    07:08 Start shutdown process
    09:01 Shutdown complete

Komentáře • 12

  • @JBSmoke1
    @JBSmoke1 Před měsícem

    Burn-in on a ceramic Kamado? I can see seasoning steel smokers to seal the interior. I can also see just building a fire on a new Kamado to get a taste for temp control. A Kamado doesn't need seasoning. Just build your first fire and cook.

    • @idletimebbq
      @idletimebbq  Před měsícem +2

      Thank you for the comment. My purpose wasn't to season it, mostly to burn off any manufacturing or packing residue. But you are right, having never used a kamado cooker to also get a feel for building and maintaining a fire.

    • @JBSmoke1
      @JBSmoke1 Před měsícem

      @@idletimebbq Enjoy your Kamado!

    • @danfarrington7727
      @danfarrington7727 Před měsícem

      Yes, Kamado Joe calls it seasoning, but that’s not really what I was after when I did it. The KJ smelled terribly for the first 40 min of ‘burn in’ as I’d call it. Lots of oils and dirt from manufacturing and shipping.

    • @idletimebbq
      @idletimebbq  Před 25 dny

      Yes. And it had lots of little bits of styrofoam stuck to it. But now that it is burned in, it is working great.

  • @KonaLife
    @KonaLife Před měsícem

    WHAT?

    • @idletimebbq
      @idletimebbq  Před měsícem

      ?

    • @KonaLife
      @KonaLife Před měsícem +1

      @@idletimebbq Can barely hear you. Audio needs adjusting.

    • @logan594
      @logan594 Před měsícem

      @@KonaLifeyou deaf my guy, it’s plenty loud.

    • @idletimebbq
      @idletimebbq  Před měsícem +1

      thanks for the comment. Yes agree the audio needed work, I was using on camera microphone for his, there was lot's of noise. Hopefully later videos are getting better.

  • @Timo-qb1gf
    @Timo-qb1gf Před 26 dny

    The build quality of that thing seems to be pretty poor?

    • @idletimebbq
      @idletimebbq  Před 25 dny +1

      Thanks for watching the video. I don't think that the build quality is poor, it is a solid grill, and I have been using it for a few months now, and overall like it. There are a few upgrades like a better vent on the top, and ash management system (Ash Can and Charcoal basket) that will improve the experience. Both of those items KJ has upgraded in their later models of the Classic and Big Joe.