I know these stoves aren't he quietest out there but I just want to make sure I'm hearing what everyone else hears. What noises if any should come from the bottom auger/auger motor? My stove seems to have a constant scratchy noise coming from the auger motor. I can't remember if I heard it last year or not and I am driving myself nuts trying to figure it out. I have been scraping the carbon buildup from the auger tube and I don't hear any binding or squealing. It's just an annoying faint scratchy noise.
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You could use the diagnostics test to operate only one fan or auger at a time, and at least narrow it down.
If done with a cold stove with an empty hopper, you can just about dive in there an see what's going on.
If done with a cold stove with an empty hopper, you can just about dive in there an see what's going on.
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Here is some food for thought from all my research.
Note: Englander Stoves do not have snap discs.
See handy noise chart in Link Below! Also download the PDF below!
From
http://www.eastcoasthearth.com/blog...nds-vs-sounds-that-indicate-faulty-components
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Here is some food for thought from all my research.
Note: Englander Stoves do not have snap discs.
See handy noise chart in Link Below! Also download the PDF below!
From
http://www.eastcoasthearth.com/blog...nds-vs-sounds-that-indicate-faulty-components
Pellet Stoves Normal Operating Sounds VS Sounds That Indicate A Faulty Component
Click pics to enlarge:
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