With the Lifetime Gas Grill and Pellet Smoker, you get the best of both worlds: a smoker for low and slow cooking and a gas grill for searing meats.

We have taken great care in the design of the Lifetime Gas Grill and Pellet Smoker to give you years of effortless smoking or grilling. However, if your grill reports an error, the information provided below should have you up and running in no time.

Lifetime Gas Grill and Pellet Smoker

IF YOU GET AN ERROR, PLEASE DO THE FOLLOWING:

1. Note the error code number

2. Unplug the grill

3. Take the action indicated below – watch the video for additional help

4. Plug in grill to reset

5. Restart the grill

See the full list of error codes and actions to take to fix the issue. There are also videos available for additional help:

Er1: Chamber Temperature

Check wire connection to the chamber temperature sensor. It’s located inside the smoker control panel. If necessary, contact customer service.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-er1

Er2: Pellet Igniter

Check wire connection to the pellet igniter. It’s located inside the smoker control panel. If necessary, contact customer service.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-er2

Er3: Blower Fan

Check wire connection to the blower fan. It’s located inside the smoker control panel. If necessary, contact customer service.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-er3

Er4: Auger Motor

Check for blockage in the auger. Check wire connection to the auger motor. If necessary, contact customer service.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-er4

Er5: Startup Process Unsuccessful

Vacuum and clean out the burn pot. Check the hopper and confirm it has pellets. Check the burn pot to confirm pellets are being sent. If necessary, use prime button to advance pellets to the burn pot if empty. Finally, begin start-up cycle again.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-er5

Er6: Pellet Flame Out

Check the hopper and confirm it has pellets. Check the burn pot to confirm pellets are being sent. If necessary, use prime button to advance pellets to the burn pot if empty. Finally, begin start-up cycle again.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-er6

Er7: Burn Pot Temperature Sensor

Check wire connection to sensor inside the smoker control panel. If necessary, contact customer service.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-er7

Er8: Startup Not Allowed

Reduce propane burn by turning down the temperature control knob(s). Wait for the chamber temperature to drop below 350° F. Finally, begin start-up cycle again.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-er8

2Hi: Auto Shutdown High Temperature

Reduce propane burn by turning down the temperature control knob(s). Wait for the chamber temperature to drop below 350° F. Finally, begin start-up cycle again.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-2hi

2Lo: Auto Shutdown Low Temperature

Vacuum and clean out the burn pot. Check the hopper and confirm it has pellets. Check the burn pot to confirm pellets are being sent. If necessary, use prime button to advance pellets to the burn pot if empty. Finally, begin start-up cycle again.

Video Help: http://go.Lifetime.com/grill-code-2lo

Lifetime® Logo on the smoker control panel won’t light up

Verify electric cord is plugged into a working receptacle. Check fuse behind hopper, replace if necessary. (see Replacement Parts list)

If you have any questions regarding this appliance, please call customer service at 1-800-225-3865, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Monday–Friday (MST) and 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Saturday (MST).