How do you stop burning base?
1372798
I put way more corn meal on the stone right before I was going. To put on pizza. I had pizza assembled, ready to go ( one cook book said to put toppings on when dough was on hot stone. I cooked less ant of time.
1372799
Im not sure what you mean by "base"..but if your talking about the bottom of the pizza, I get the stone as hot as the Summitt will go...once over 600 I put pizza on and close lid. I check after a few minutes and remove when the bottom crust is the way I like it. We prefer a thin crust..and slightly crispy. Hope this helps. I put the stone in the middle of the grill fyi...and that allows the "oven type" surround heat to finish the toppings. I dont use corn meal, and, I always assemble pizza complete before putting on stone. As you "peek" at the bottom, use your pizza spatula to loosen any cheese or other item that may cause sticking..normally, the ston e is so hot, it burns the materials completely. Im not sure what you mean by "base"..but if your talking about the bottom of the pizza, I get the stone as hot as the Summitt will go...once over 600 I put pizza on and close lid. I check after a few minutes and remove when the bottom crust is the way I like it. We prefer a thin crust..and slightly crispy. Hope this helps. I put the stone in the middle of the grill fyi...and that allows the "oven type" surround heat to finish the toppings. I dont use corn meal, and, I always assemble pizza complete before putting on stone. As you "peek" at the bottom, use your... » Read More Im not sure what you mean by "base"..but if your talking about the bottom of the pizza, I get the stone as hot as the Summitt will go...once over 600 I put pizza on and close lid. I check after a few minutes and remove when the bottom crust is the way I like it. We prefer a thin crust..and slightly crispy. Hope this helps. I put the stone in the middle of the grill fyi...and that allows the "oven type" surround heat to finish the toppings. I dont use corn meal, and, I always assemble pizza complete before putting on stone. As you "peek" at the bottom, use your pizza spatula to loosen any cheese or other item that may cause sticking..normally, the ston e is so hot, it burns the materials completely. « Show Less
1960690
The base does get very hot because the heating element is basically boiling water while it's turned on. I keep my unit on a hard surface away from anything flamable just as a precaution. If the unit runs out of water the heating element will shut off on its own. I've had that happen a couple of times.
852931
Yes ... There is an option under menu>settings>caller id annc to turn off base, remotes or both
233645
Take the chimney off. Raise the wick until it clicks in place. Light the wick in two or three places. Put the chimney back in place. Do it as quickly as possible. There will be a little smoke and odor.
1573236
It burns until it out of fuel. I guess you could put in an airtight container to extinguish the burner prior to all the fuel being consumed.
770134
Hi Joanne; I have not put this one together yet but years ago we used one and I just lit it with a match or bic lighter. My wife said she didn't like the odor of kerosene and she got rid of the old one. Sorry I cant help any more than that.
1744974
The heat comes from your bbq. Just keep it on low. I love my smoke meister Check YouTube. You will find videos there
1190363
This happens a lot when the butane hasn't stabilized. Shake up the can, fill with the can pointed downwards and in short bursts until you see it fizzing over. Shake the iron a little and let it warm to room temp. Set to low-medium and try igniting again. Hope this helps!
1285895
I am having trouble also. I don't know how to keep the lamp burning..it is set up to be a solar powered lamp but I cannot tell if the sitch can be left on. I still have my box and it does not say. Would love a telephone number to call to ask>
1505196
Unfortunately I don't have a good solution. My fire pit came with a defective igniter and so I resorted to using a $1.00 Walmart igniter. I hold the switch in for about 20 seconds and the burner stays lite.
1735572
Don't push the smaller button. If you only need the highest power on steady burn just push the big button once.
2198210
You are probably burning through on edges. Put tape on the edges and that should cure the burn through problem. Do edges by hand.
43087
Pot is top of the line. I agree it could be that your burner will not go low enough. A flame tamer works great.
889126
You can extinguish the warmer by using some pliers to remove the burner and allowing the burner to die out. This is not advised because the remaining fuel will stay in the warmer. Then you need to be careful when refilling it again because you might overfill and get lighter fluid everywhere. It is best to find out the right amount of fuel you need for your use and let it burn itself out.
2221867
No, it cant be turned off.. I think the instructions say to dunk it in water if you must. I just let mine burn out. Lighter fluid usage is small, maybe about a half ounce for 9 hrs.
945691
try a moist paper or cloth with cold ash from the fire.... i think it will help.
1098989
Turn it up on high until it is melted, then be sure and turn it back down to med and wait for it to cool off before using.