Steve Carter
New member
I have a Nano-Q that I purchased earlier this year. I've cooked with it five times. The last two times, my blower has run almost constantly and I get a defective probe error indicator. I've taken exceptional care of my unit and if the probe is indeed defective already, I'm going to be angry.
Is there anyway to bench check the probe or otherwise test it? I'd like to do this before taking the $25 hit for a new one. I've emailed and called BBQ Guru with absolutely no reply. I posted on their discussion board with no reply. Could it be that I'm getting false readings because I'm not placing the probe correctly? I've only inserted it into the eyelet opening without clipping it in any way.
Any and all suggestions are welcomed.
Is there anyway to bench check the probe or otherwise test it? I'd like to do this before taking the $25 hit for a new one. I've emailed and called BBQ Guru with absolutely no reply. I posted on their discussion board with no reply. Could it be that I'm getting false readings because I'm not placing the probe correctly? I've only inserted it into the eyelet opening without clipping it in any way.
Any and all suggestions are welcomed.