It rained like crazy here yesterday. Went out just awhile ago to get the egg ready to do steaks tonight. I decided to put fresh charcoal in it and start it up since it had been awhile since my last cook. Figured I'd get it to 400 for a little while. Got fire going good, shut the top and closed the bottom some. All of a sudden I noticed beads of water forming on just the top dome. At the same time the temp dove from 400 to just under 250. I opened it and the fir is nice and hot, no sweating on inside of dome. But I can't get temp back up. Anyone ever encounter this?
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Yes it happened to me. My egg was out for three day in the rain. The ceramic is soaked .
Use a full load of lump and let it burn away @ 350 or 400*. It has to dry out. May take 4 or 5 hours. I tried to make pizzas and couldn't get it hot enough.
Don't worry it happens.
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0 · Off Topic Disagree Agree LikeDon't know why in your case the temp isn't going back up. I had one mid-winter cook where the Egg sweated for at least half an hour, and it took another hour to break 250F. I try to keep mine covered during snow and rain seasons as a result.
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