Smoki® Resources
Guides & Support
Installation, maintenance and compliance help for Smoke Zapper and Maxi Grill owners, engineers and contractors.
Guides
Getting Started
- How Smoki® Wet Scrubbers WorkWhat happens to the smoke inside a Smoke Zapper or Maxi Grill, and why wet scrubbing suits wood-fired kitchens.All units
- Choosing the Right Smoki® UnitSmoke Zapper or Maxi Grill? Pick by how your appliance is vented, then size by chimney diameter or exhaust airflow (CFM).All units
Installation
Operation & Maintenance
Document Library
Specs & drawings by model
Shop drawings come in left- or right-hand versions: the side the service access panel is on, viewed from the inlet.
Brochures3
- Smoke Zapper Series BrochureModel overview of the full Smoke Zapper range. (PDF, 0.8 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Maxi Grill Series 250–350 BrochureModel overview of the smaller Maxi Grill units. (PDF, 0.8 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Maxi Grill Series 400–500 S BrochureModel overview of the larger Maxi Grill units. (PDF, 0.8 MB, opens in a new tab)
Manuals & installation3
- Smoke Zapper Installation, Operation & Maintenance ManualFull manual: installation layouts, water and drain connections, start-up, maintenance schedule, and troubleshooting. (PDF, 5.4 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Maxi Grill Start-Up & Commissioning GuidePre-start checks, clearances, water supply and drain, first start-up and the baseline readings to record. (PDF, 0.3 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Maxi Grill Installation, Operation & Maintenance ManualFull manual: installation options, water and drain connections, filters, maintenance schedule, and troubleshooting. (PDF, 3.4 MB, opens in a new tab)
Maintenance & troubleshooting5
- Smoke Zapper Basic Maintenance: Quick Visual GuideIllustrated cleaning routine, including the water filter check and the quarterly deep clean. (PDF, 1.0 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Smoke Zapper Maintenance ChecklistStep-by-step checklist: shut down and drain, wash the tank, refill and restart. (PDF, 0.2 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Maxi Grill Basic Maintenance: Quick Visual GuideIllustrated cleaning routine: filter removal and washing, tank cleaning and the quarterly deep clean. (PDF, 1.0 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Maxi Grill Maintenance ChecklistStep-by-step checklist: shut down and drain, wash the filters and tank, refill and restart. (PDF, 0.3 MB, opens in a new tab)
- CM10 Recirculating Pump TroubleshootingWhat to do if the CM10-1 / CM10-2 water pump hums but does not circulate water. (PDF, 0.2 MB, opens in a new tab)
Wiring diagrams2
Certifications1
Test reports & white papers5
- Cooling of Flue Gases by the Smoke ZapperUL 1978 test data: 500°F inlet gases leave the Smoke Zapper 250 at about 124°F. (PDF, 0.5 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Creosote Reduction with a Direct-Connected Smoke ZapperWhy a direct chimney connection and hot flue gases limit creosote build-up ahead of the unit. (PDF, 0.7 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Smoke Zapper 200 Before & After Smoke ComparisonPhoto comparison of chimney discharge with and without the Smoke Zapper 200. (PDF, 1.0 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Smoke Zapper 200 Field Test: Brooklyn, NYNYC DEP-supervised particulate test on a wood-fired pizza oven (2016): 93.75% reduction in particulate matter. (PDF, 1.0 MB, opens in a new tab)
- Smoke Zapper 250 Field Test: West Village, NYParticulate test on a 10-inch chimney using NIOSH method 0500 (2016): 86.95% reduction in particulate matter. (PDF, 0.5 MB, opens in a new tab)
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