Traeger Error Codes

Find troubleshooting guides for all Traeger error codes.

11 error codes across 1 appliance types

Pelletgrill

Code	Meaning	Severity
AUGER-NOT-TURNING	Jammed Pellets, Motor, and Shear Pin Fix medium	medium
Er1	Error 1 on a Traeger pellet grill means the RTD (Resistance Temperature Detector) probe circuit is open or reading out of range. The controller cannot read the grill temperature. medium	medium
Er40	Error 40 (Er40) on a Traeger pellet grill means the grill failed to reach the minimum temperature within the startup window. The firepot did not ignite successfully. medium	medium
FLAMEOUT	Wind, Pellets, Fan, and Firepot Solutions medium	medium
HEr	HEr on a Traeger pellet grill means High Temperature Error - the grill temperature exceeded the set temperature by more than 125F. This is a safety shutdown to prevent damage and fire risk. high	high
HUB	Complete reference for all Traeger pellet grill error codes. Traeger WiFIRE and D2 controller grills display alphanumeric codes including LEr (low temperature), HEr (high temperature), Er1/Er2 (sensor faults), and Er40 (firepot ignition failure). medium	medium
LEr	LEr on a Traeger pellet grill means Low Temperature Error - the grill temperature dropped more than 125F below the set temperature for over 10 minutes. The controller shut down the grill to prevent unburned pellets from accumulating in the firepot. medium	medium
LOW-TEMP	The Low Temp Error on Traeger grills is the display name for the LEr error code. It means the grill temperature dropped significantly below the set temperature. medium	medium
NOT-HEATING	A Traeger pellet grill that is not heating up can be caused by a dirty firepot, burned-out igniter, empty hopper, jammed auger, damp pellets, or cold weather. This is the #1 most searched Traeger problem. medium	medium
NOT-SMOKING	Smoke Setting, Temperature, and Wood Pellet Guide medium	medium
TEMP-SWINGS	Why Your Grill Fluctuates and How to Fix It medium	medium