DennisLinkletter Posted August 26 Report Posted August 26 Please throw that clip away; it is unnecessary. The thermometer won't fall out of the grill. It is used to hold the lip of a pot. 1 1 Quote
tony b Posted August 26 Report Posted August 26 I shed mine ages ago! It was a total PITA to deal with when removing the thermometer after cooks during winter weather. 1 Quote
Cheesehead_Griller Posted August 28 Report Posted August 28 @DennisLinkletter Did I see/read that the new KK's have a stainless threaded insert for the thermometer now? Quote
David Chang Posted August 29 Report Posted August 29 i use the clip on the dome because it serves even less purpose in the drawer.. 1 3 Quote
tony b Posted August 29 Report Posted August 29 10 hours ago, David Chang said: i use the clip on the dome because it serves even less purpose in the drawer.. But it has real value in the recycle bin! Quote
DennisLinkletter Posted August 29 Author Report Posted August 29 On 8/28/2025 at 9:40 PM, Cheesehead_Griller said: @DennisLinkletter Did I see/read that the new KK's have a stainless threaded insert for the thermometer now? The polder tubes are threaded and have a stainless plug, and the silicone ones for the cables/wires. 1 Quote
mguerra Posted September 17 Report Posted September 17 Does anyone actually use the Polder branded products? I wonder how many people on The Forum know why that thermometer cable port is called Polder in the first place. What is the maximum number of thermometer probes anybody has managed to get through that port? I have used a number of different brands of thermometers over the years, but have since firmly landed in the Thermoworks camp. Quote
tony b Posted September 18 Report Posted September 18 That's a Dennis question, Doc. I have no clue why it's called that on the KK, as I don't think we've ever used Polder probes? The most that I've pulled through the port is 3 - one grate probe and 2 meat probes. It was a tight fit. 1 Quote
