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We bought a new masterbuilt electric smoker. When we power it on, we get the message EAA1 and it shuts off.

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Take off the electronic control unit and make sure the probe is still connected (unplugged and check the pins for damage). After reassembling the unit everything should work fine. My guess is that the probe is not properly connected, Once it was properly connected, the actual temperature showed on the display. Hope that helps.

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SOURCE: masterbuilt electric smoker is brandnew

Had the exact same problems. I took off the electronic control unit and made sure the probe was still connected (unplugged and checked the pins for damage). After reassembling the unit everything worked fine. My guess is that the probe was not properly connected, therefore it was showing 32 deg all the time. Once it was properly connected, the actual temperature showed on the display. Hope that helps.

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