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Super Bowl and a cracked egg ughhhhh.
SBGonzo
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Super Bowl Sunday....fired up the LBG...planning to cook chicken wings. As the egg was heating up, I noticed smoke coming from the bottom of the egg. Upon further inspection, I found a crack in the base, ughhh. Not happy..... but enjoy the game.
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It can still cook just fine till you get your warranty replacement!“There are three rules that I live by: never get less than twelve hours sleep; never play cards with a guy who has the same first name as a city; and never get involved with a woman with a tattoo of a dagger on her body.”
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Bad luck but shouldn’t be a problem using it until the warranty base arrives.Greensboro, NC
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Roll with it, mine has been cracked for years.
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Will do until I file a warranty claim. Any concern with doing an overnight brisket cook with a cracked base?milesvdustin said:Roll with it, mine has been cracked for years.
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No worries if the egg cracks and spews fire on whatever is below and that is not flammable.______________________________________________I love lamp..
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My wooden table would surly catch fire....humm, I think I will pass on the potential fire in the middle of the night while I am sleeping. I don’t want to deal with that.nolaegghead said:No worries if the egg cracks and spews fire on whatever is below and that is not flammable.
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There was a post similar to this one floating around early today. I think the title was cracked egg in Oregon or something to that effect. A few of the guys, believe it was @RRP was saying something about Permatex Ultra Copper or JBWeld and how those would help fill the gaps in the crack until you can get a replacement. But it would help to minimize some of the hazards you were talking about, and the loss of heat/smoke.
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