Oooopsss!

So I had yesterday off and as it was warm outside I decided it was a good day to deep clean the M-55.
Pulled off the top and the sides to expose the blowers.
Gave the chassis inside a good vacuum out.
Pulled both blowers and took them to the shop to really clean them.
I use compressed air/CRC electronics cleaner/ a toothbrush/ a putty knife/ and a bit of Seafoam (to dissolve the carbon).
Had them looking good and spinning clean.
Put 'em back into place and connected the wiring.
Was about 99% I had it right form memory.
Opened the front of the stove and gave it a good cleaning as well.

Got it all put back together and threw in a fresh bag of MWP's (Tractor Supply Bag)

Plugged it in and hit the On button.

Instantly I get a flashing #2 light (Bad Vacuum)

I shut it down and check all connections/wiring colors/wires/etc.

Fire it up again and same Flashing #2 light.

I'm like......Hrumph! #%$$%#@@. I check the Field Tech manual to see whats going on.
Don't really find anything.

Make a coffee and smoke a butt.
Thinking....thinking........

Hey!! Why did I leave the Ash Pan Door open?
Close that.
Fire it up.
All Is good


It certainly had a vacuum problem lol

It sure runs good a quiet when she is all clean.

---Nailer---

Thanks Tim....Like I said I was 99% sure of wiring connections. I've had the blowers out about 8 times before.
In the end I was correct.

That dang ash pan door. lol

In my defense......I did have a drop cloth on the floor in front of the stove and it was partially covering the door.

All is good now.....stove burning quietly. House warm. Dog and Kid happy.

Now to find some quality pellets. I'm down to 1/2 a ton of the TS-MWP's
Gotta bite the bullet and spend some $$$. lol

---Nailer---