Does anyone have a Cumberland MF3800 pellet stove using a wireless thermostat? If so, what kind of thermostat. I have tried a Skytech 3301 but it doesnt seem to work. Not sure if its the thermostat or the stove
Cumberland MF3800 & wireless thermostat combo
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If the stove accepts a t-stat. Then it should work..
Did you "Learn" the t-stat to the reciever thats hooked to the stove? You need to read the manual and follow the instructions step by step...
Did you "Learn" the t-stat to the reciever thats hooked to the stove? You need to read the manual and follow the instructions step by step...
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Does the stove need a millivolt T-Stat or 24 Volt T-Stat, that makes a difference. Lux T-Stats from Lowe's can do either.
Did you try the Local T-Stat? How does that work?
It looks like a very nice stove. I like the air filter in the back to keep the dust out! How often do you have to change it?
Does the stove need a millivolt T-Stat or 24 Volt T-Stat, that makes a difference. Lux T-Stats from Lowe's can do either.
Did you try the Local T-Stat? How does that work?
It looks like a very nice stove. I like the air filter in the back to keep the dust out! How often do you have to change it?
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