User Manual
Table of Contents In the Box 3 Quick Start Instructions 3 Getting Started Weber iGrill App Battery Replacement Powering On & Off Connecting Disconnecting Mounting Probe Use Probe Wrap Use 4 4 5 5 6 7 7 8 9 Using the iGrill 2 Display Probe Toggle Buttons Proximity Sensor Custom & Preset Alarms Setting Up A Cook Preset Alarms for Different Types of Meats Creating a Custom Preset Pre-Alarm Notification Renaming Probes Timer Tool Globe Tool Graph Tool 9 9 10 11 11 12 12 12 13 14 1
In the Box Inside your iGrill 2 box, you will find: • 1 iGrill 2 • 2 AA Batteries • 2 Pro Meat Probes • 2 Probe Wraps • 2 Colored Probe Indicators (Yellow and Red) • 1 Optional Magnetic Disc • Quick Start Guide Quick Start Instructions 1.
5. Clip the iGrill 2 top back onto its base. 6. Plug one or more probes into the probe ports of the iGrill 2. 7. Press the power button located at the bottom of the faceplate between the < and > buttons for two seconds. The unit will display “On”, animate and a single beep will sound, indicating that the iGrill 2 has powered on. 8. Open the Weber iGrill App to connect to your iGrill 2. Tap on the white iGrill logo in the black toolbar at the top of the app.
Battery Replacement To replace your iGrill 2 batteries, follow these steps: • Separate the iGrill 2 from its base by firmly holding the base with one hand and gently pulling the iGrill 2 top upwards with the other hand. • On the underside of the iGrill 2, press down on the tab and remove the battery door. • Replace the two AA batteries with their negative terminals compressing the springs and replace the battery door. Battery Precautions: • Do not mix old and new batteries.
Auto Shut-Off: • The iGrill 2 will stay powered on for five minutes before automatically turning off if there are no probes installed and if it is not paired to a smart device. • The iGrill 2 will stay powered on for eight hours before automatically turning off if not paired to a smart device and if probes are installed. • The iGrill 2 will stay powered on indefinitely if at least one probe is installed and if it is paired with a smart device.
• Tap on the white iGrill logo located at the top of the app to expose the ‘Available Devices’ drop-down. Select the product you would like to pair with from the ‘Available Devices.’ Your smart device will display a pairing request. Once accepted, your smart device will pair with the additional product you choose. Now you are ready to configure your settings and start grilling! Disconnecting While turned on, place your iGrill 2 next to your smart device and open the Weber iGrill App.
• Let the magnetic disc bond to the surface for 6-12 hours before mounting your iGrill 2 to the disc. • Place your iGrill 2 on the magnetic disc. The magnetic base is not designed to withstand high heat and it must be placed on a cool surface. If the surface is too hot to touch, it’s too hot for the iGrill 2 base! Probe Use 8 • Pro Meat Probes should always be inserted into the thickest, center part of the item being cooked for an accurate temperature reading.
The colored probe indicators are for visual identification of the probe(s) within the app and cosmetic purposes only. They are not designed for heat safety. The probes should be cleaned by wiping them down with a damp towel or sanitary wipe. The probes are not dishwasher safe. Take precaution, making sure to not get the wiring of the probes wet as well as the area where the probes’ wiring meets the probe. The probes are not waterproof and damage may result from water exposure.
Display • Displays temperature of currently active probe. • Displays “DC” for temperatures below -22°F (-30ºC). • Displays “DH” for temperatures above 572°F (300ºC). • Displays “OFF” during power off sequence. • Animates during power on sequence and during reset. Bluetooth® LED • Blinks blue when discoverable and awaiting pairing. • Illuminates solid blue when paired. Probe Indicator LEDs • Far left side LED illuminates to indicate Probe 1 temperature is being displayed.
• Pressing the < or > button while the alternating display cycle is activated will disable the display cycle. Proximity Sensor The use of Bluetooth® Smart allows the iGrill 2 to sense when a paired smart device moves in or out of range. The iGrill 2 will automatically wake and sleep at the following distances to conserve power: • Sleep ~ 30 feet away. • Wake ~ 5 feet away. *Proximity function based on Bluetooth® signal strength.
Make sure the volume setting for your smart device is properly set and your device’s vibrate switch is not enabled. If your sounds are off or set at a low setting, you may not hear the alarm properly. Setting Up A Cook The Weber iGrill App offers preset alarms for many types of meats and cooking temperatures. Tapping a preset alarm will set it. You can also create your own custom preset alarm for any desired temperature.
• Tap ‘Set Up Cook‘ to the right of a connected probe’s running temperature. (If there is a current cook in progress, the name of your preset will take place of ‘Set Up Cook‘, along with temperature requirements of the current cook). • Under the ‘Advanced Cooking Options‘, tap ‘Create A Custom Preset.‘ • Under ‘Preset Type,‘ select your choice of a Peak or Range preset. Tap ‘Save.‘ • Name your ‘Alarm Title.
Renaming Probes A probe can be renamed by tapping on the ‘Probe #‘ to the left of the running temperature, then: • Naming your probe under ‘Probe Name.‘ • Choose a probe color from the ‘Probe Color Indicator‘ if needed. • Tap ‘Save‘ when done. Timer Tool The timer tool allows users to set up timers. An alert will appear when the timer runs out. To create a new timer: • Tap on the iGrill logo located at the top, right-hand corner of the screen and tap ‘Timers.
Tap on the graph to get a more detailed look of your cook. Once you tap the 3 lines or dots, you will see the option to export the graph as a CSV file or clear the history of the graph. Please keep in mind that clearing the history of the graph removes all data related to your cook. Problem Solving The following information covers some of the most common troubleshooting issues with the iGrill 2. If you need further assistance, please review the iGrill 2 FAQ page at support.weber.
• While still powered on, remove the iGrill 2 battery door and press the reset button down with a pin or your probe for five seconds and replace the battery door. • Power up your smart device and turn Bluetooth® back on. • Tap on the Weber iGrill logo in the black toolbar at the top of the app. Select your iGrill 2 from the ‘Available Products’ drop-down.
Bluetooth® will restart on your Android™ device and you will have the ability to pair. If you do not see the iGrill 2 in your Bluetooth® settings, please ensure that you are using the Weber iGrill App. If you experience further problems, please contact our iGrill 2 support team for further assistance. I’m experiencing issues with the Weber iGrill App for my iPhone®, iPad® or iPod touch®. The Weber iGrill App requires iOS 7.0 or higher to operate.
please try following the steps below to resolve any potential problems on the device-side. • Make sure the iGrill 2 is paired with your Android™ device via Bluetooth® and a temperature probe is plugged into the unit. • Go to your app manager and quit out of the Weber iGrill App. • Re-open the Weber iGrill App by tapping the app icon. If you are still experiencing a problem after completing these steps, please contact our iGrill 2 support team for further assistance.
If the pairing seems to be taking a long time or fails, tap on ‘More’ located at the bottom of the app, and tap ‘Support.’ From there tap ‘Restart Android™ Bluetooth®’ and ‘Restart’ to reset the bluetooth® connection on your Android™ device. Go to your device manager and quit the Weber iGrill App. Now you can complete the following steps to pair your device: • • Re-open the app by tapping on the Weber iGrill App icon. Tap on the iGrill logo at the top of the app to show available devices.
INFORMATION TO USER: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy. If not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
