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I'm a fresh newbie here but had to jump in. I had the same problem with wood not being consumed. I referenced the forums here and came across a suggestion to put your wood in the unit at 250 and leave overnight. I went 4 hours and shut it off with door closed. Left it that way till next day. I did a smoke that day, the wood now burns 100% and plenty of smoke. I acually think the flavor is better as well.
I bought screw on type lid for a 5 gal. bucket at the depot to store my wood. I hope I can control the humidity better. Love these forums..some much great info

9/1/122:45 PM

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