Shocked

That stove is just a sparkin to go, light er up.

Are you sure it wasn't the Vandegraft(sp) effect? Just kidding. It is still pretty moist here but is just starting to get cold. I have been burning the stove off and on for the last week or two but just started my first bag of Cleanfire and am anxious to see how they burn.

Been running the stove at night for the last 2 or 3 weeks...gets nippley at night!

Was talking to a friend last spring whose wife was vacuuming the stove and after she was done, it wouldn't run... long story short, they had to replace the main circuit board. I asked if the stove was plugged in or not when she was vacuuming it. She said she always unplugged the stove before vacuuming. I suggested that she keep it plugged in next time to make sure the ground was connected. Is it possible that the static created by the moving air of the vacuum caused high voltage static and fried their main board? (Sorry can't remember the make of their stove). ....... CC

most likely static was caused by the air going through the vacuum and hose. airplanes have this problem just from flying through air, Helicopters can build up a charge strong enough to kill a man if he is the path to ground.