Masterbuilt 9904190024 Gravity 560 Temperature Probe Kit

What Problem This Part Solves
Faulty or inaccurate temperature probes can lead to unreliable temperature readouts, causing overcooked or undercooked food and inconsistent chamber heat control. This replacement kit restores accurate temperature sensing so you can confidently monitor both internal meat doneness and grill temperature.

Key Features
Dual stainless-steel temperature probes for meat and grill chamber monitoring
Heat-resistant cable and connector designed for high-temp grill use
Plugs directly into the Masterbuilt Gravity Series controller assembly
OEM kit engineered to match original specifications
Improves cook accuracy and prevents guesswork on long cooks

Compatibility / Fits Models
Compatible with Masterbuilt Gravity Series 560 Digital Charcoal Grills & Smokers — including models MB20040220, MB20041020, and similar 560 variants; confirm your specific model before ordering.

Fits Models
MB20041020, MB20040220

Installation / Use Instructions (1–3 steps)
Power off and unplug your Gravity 560 grill before beginning.
Disconnect the old temperature probes from the controller and remove them from the probe ports.
Insert the new probes into the designated ports on the controller and route the probe tips into the meat and grill chamber as needed; verify proper seating and secure connections.

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FAQ Section (5 questions & answers)

Does this probe kit fit my Gravity 560 grill?
Yes — it’s designed specifically for Masterbuilt Gravity Series 560 digital charcoal grills and smokers; check your model number for fit.

How many temperature probes are in this kit?
This kit includes two probes — typically one for internal grill air temperature and one for meat.

What material are the probes made from?
The probes are stainless steel with heat-resistant cables suited for high temperature environments.

Can I cook without a probe?
While you can grill without a probe, having accurate temperature readouts helps ensure ideal doneness and consistent cooking conditions.

How often should I replace these probes?
Replace them when they start showing inaccurate readings, intermittent connectivity, or physical damage — typically every few seasons depending on use.