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Traeger Ironwood 650 hot rod

Ironwood 650 is D2 / WiFIRE — use KIT0255-class DC igniter, not AC KIT0088. Confirm sheath length on the Ironwood diagram for your serial.

advanced PT2H Ironwood 650 Updated 2026-09-04

Rating-plate locations on a cart and a pellet grill Gas cart: plate on the left cart frame, inside the door, or firebox rear. Pellet: hopper back or firepot lip. GAS CART Plate: left cart / inside door / firebox rear PELLET Plate: hopper back / inside hopper / firepot lip Orange mark = sticker or riveted tag. Not the lid badge.
Fig. — Rating plate (orange). Cart: door / frame / rear. Pellet: hopper or firepot.

Ironwood 650 runs a D2 Direct Drive controller. Hot rod family is KIT0255-class DC — the same story as Pro 575, not Pro 22 AC. Measure the rod you remove; do not assume a “universal Traeger” AC cartridge.

Related: Pro 575, Ironwood 885, drip tray liners.

Procedure

  1. Unplug. Empty the pot of cold ash.
  2. Photograph connector and protrusion depth.
  3. Remove rod. Continuity check.
  4. Install KIT0255-class DC rod to OEM depth.
  5. Wires clear of auger. Plug in. Glow test on startup.
  6. WiFIRE error codes: note the code before replacing controllers.
  7. Search-only for ASINs.
  8. Clean grease: Traeger liners.

FAQ

AC KIT0088 OK?

No.

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