Installation manual

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The ITC basically functions like the temperature control on your kitchen cooker. In addition, the ITC also has
the ability to automatically adjust to different ambient conditions. That means that you can cook outside in
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adjustable barbecueing.
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Switches the appliance On/Off 5 Meat Probe: connection for meat ther-
mometer, 3.5mm jack plug
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Temp: for adjusting the temperature
(in 2°C increments)
Press both simultaneously to switch bet-
ween temperature display in °C and Fah-
renheit
6 Probe Display: shows settings for core
temperature sensor and appliance
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LED display 7 Temp Display: button for switching bet-
ween display of actual temperature and
set temperature
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LED: indicates operating status
Flashes when igniter is active or when
appliance is in cooling phase
Actual: actual cooking compartment
temperature
Grill: set temperature for cooking com-
partment
Meat: current temperature of core tem-
perature sensor
Set: lights up in setting mode
8 Pellet Prime: manual pellet feed: feeds
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The ITC is a precise temperature control that continually checks the grill temperature and keeps it
constant.
A temperature sensor monitors the cooking compartment and transmits that information to the ITC.
Based on the measured readings, the ITC makes adjustments to the combustion system as required.
For optimum performance, you should barbecue with the hood down and make sure that the sensor
is clean and exposed.
Give the ITC enough time to adjust to changes to the set temperature.