These errors relate to shutdown interruptions and ignition component failure. Here’s what they mean and how to fix them:

E10 – Improper Shutdown

Meaning: The previous shutdown was interrupted, leaving unburned pellets in the fire pot.

Steps to Fix E10

1. Ensure the grill is cool and unplugged.
2. Remove grates and internal parts to access the burn pot.
3. Clear any unburned pellets and ash from the burn pot.
4. Reassemble and restart the grill, allowing full shutdown next time.

Prevention: Always let the shutdown cycle complete before unplugging the grill.

E11 – Glow Plug Failure

Meaning: The igniter did not heat properly during ignition.

Steps to Fix E11

1. Turn off and unplug the grill.
2. Inspect the glow plug position and wiring connections.
3. Test the igniter by starting the grill and checking if it glows red (do not touch).
4. If it does not glow, replace the glow plug with a Weber-approved part.

Prevention Tips

• Keep the burn pot clean for proper airflow.
• Inspect igniter wiring periodically.

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FAQs

What does E10 mean?
Shutdown was interrupted, leaving pellets in the burn pot.

What does E11 mean?
The glow plug failed to heat during ignition.

Can I fix these errors myself?
Yes, by cleaning the burn pot and replacing the igniter if needed.