FEC 240

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I put a brand new FEC 240 in a catering truck. It arrived with a blown fuse for the lighting element. Once that was replaced I set it on and ran it to test. Not sure how exactly but the flame blew back through the chamber and melted both the blower fan and the auger motor. Support sent me new ones and they were replaced. I then tested again running the smoker for 6 hours while at a market with no issue. Then put some brisket and ribs in the other night and set using factory preset 1. I went inside (house) to cook family dinner and with in 90- minutes entire truck was engulfed in flames!

Anyone else had blow back through chamber?

there is a good chance my insurance company will be going after cookshack for the cost of replacing my truck!

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