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#1
The Raven offers a larger cooking area compared to the P10. While specific dimensions for the Raven's racks aren't provided, users have noted its increased capacity. The P10, on the other hand, is known for its compact design, making it suitable for smaller batches.
#2
Well, a little more than 3 years later, 5 Feb 2025, and the same thing happened. Searched the web for an answer and ended up back here at my original post, which I'd forgotten about. Same solution worked and I'm back in business. Same scenario too I think. Normally cook at 250F, running late so cranked up to 300F, and went back outside to a dead smoker. Very cold weather too.

Just thought that I would update that it happened again for the same reason, but the same fix worked perfectly. Reset the sensor behind the rear panel!  Yay!
#3
That certainly is a good rule, fingers crossed they will respond positively!
#4
Thank you manxman!

QuoteWouldn't hold your breath re such a firmware update, Bradley are not always the most proactive in such areas whatever the strength and merits of customer feedback.

I wrote to Bradley support asking about the firmware option directly after I posted and I will of course get back with the outcome as all should do when a problem or whatever matter is solved - which is a good rule!
#5
Quote from: E-tronic on February 06, 2025, 01:50:43 AMThe BS1019 is now working since a few weeks back after I replaced the sensor for the bisquette heater. Thanks to manxman that directed me to Grakka I could order the spareparts I needed. Communicating with Grakka was to me a very pleasant experience and they were really helpful on all the questions I had.

Glad it is working fine now, I have always found Grakka very helpful indeed.

Wouldn't hold your breath re such a firmware update, Bradley are not always the most proactive in such areas whatever the strength and merits of customer feedback.
#6
The BS1019 is now working since a few weeks back after I replaced the sensor for the bisquette heater. Thanks to manxman that directed me to Grakka I could order the spareparts I needed. Communicating with Grakka was to me a very pleasant experience and they were really helpful on all the questions I had.

Now, the only thing I am waiting for - which is a wish from a chef working at the upper secondary school who is also the owner of the BS1019 - is that some of the coming firmware updates includes an option to choose whether the user wants the oven to turn off or not when the temperature for the meat probe has reached its set temperature. It would be good if Bradley could make an exception and modify the firmware for those who wish so.
#7
General Discussions / Re: Forum has been archived on...
Last post by kalyl - February 05, 2025, 06:02:08 PM
Thanks FuBar
Geometry Dash Lite
#8
Bradley Raven Smoker / Re: Bradley Raven Smoker
Last post by Roy g - February 05, 2025, 10:31:07 AM
The small black handle mounts on the bottom left side of the door. It is used to open the door
#9
The Digital Smokers (BTDS76P & BTDS108P) / Re: Anyone. add 900w and 500w ...
Last post by kalyl - February 05, 2025, 12:15:27 AM
Verify if your existing thermostat or control system can handle the combined load. If the two elements have different thermal properties or placement, consider whether uneven heating could be an issue.
Stickman Hook
#10
This error often indicates an issue with the temperature sensor, heating element, or wood feeder motor.