I am looking for a owners manual for the brinkmann smoke king deluxe charcoal/wood smoker grill model no, 80525001

Here is a link to the Owner's Manual for your Brinkman Charcoal Smoker. You can download and print manual for future reference.

http://images.brinkmann.net/docs/pdf/810-5301-C.pdf

Thanks for choosing FixYa and enjoy your smoker.

No, the water pan is just for water. The pre-soaked wood chips go in the charcoal bowl on top of the heated charcoal. Putting the wood chips in the water bowl with water in it, would serve no purpose as far as adding a smokey flavor is concerned. If you desire a smokey flavor, do not wrap the **** in anything.

In case you have misplaced your owner's Manual, I have included a link to it that you can download and print for future reference. http://images.brinkmann.net/docs/pdf/810-5301-C.pdf

I hope this helps you, to further your enjoyment of using a smoker. Thanks for choosing FixYa.

No, you're not missing any parts. What you see is what you get. There is a hole for a thermometer in the door, but for whatever reason, Brinkmann didn't include that with the smoker. To help you further, I have included a link to the Owner's Manual for your "discontinued" model smoker.

You can download and print the manual for future reference.

http://images.brinkmann.net/docs/pdf/805-2200-0.pdf

Hope this helped you.

Hi, You would be better off using Kingsford charcoal and a few chunks of wood for the smoke. Last week-end I did an overnight cook (pulled pork) and the charcoal and wood lasted 14 hours at 225 degrees. Hank

Hi, This link will get you started.<br /><br />http://www.ehow.com/way_5344399_brinkman-electric-smoker-instructions.html<br /><br />I use charcoal to smoke but this is a good entry level grill. Hint....<b>DON'T</b> smoke more than a 12-13 lb turkey. <br /><br />Hank<br /><br /><br />

This link should help you get a new set of operation manuals.
http://www.brinkmann.net/products/details.aspx?item=810-5301-C

The basics of this unit is, load up the charcoal pan, fill the water tray up about 2/3 full, have some wood chips soaking overnight, pick your favorite recipe for a smoker (try smoker burgers!) umm and easy for the first try.

Get your charcoal going assuming not the electric model, place the meat on the grills, close lid, try to maintain about 225 temps, add your soaked chips on top of the coals, check you temps, add more charcoal when the temps start to drop on long cooks. You should be able to smoke some burgers in about an hour and a half. Low temps and slow cooking is the key.

I hope I have helped you out.

You can get it here:

www.grillsdirect.com/images/pdf/BKM001.pdf

if you have the smoker, charcoal, wood chips and water or another liquid you would like to use such as apple juice, beer, or brown soda.....then yes

I don't know how much water, charcoal or wood chips to use. Or even where to put the water and charcoal. Is there a manual for this or can I get instructions.


Thanks

i sell the manuals. what is the model #