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  1. freebird77 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jul 4, 2007
    280 posts
    Have a good site Ill share for cleaning the Harman p61 p68 stoves. can someone please tell me where the feeder mechinisim is shown on page 8? I know its in the back, I think, but had the cover pulled off theother day to clean for the first time, and didnt see it. Does anyone know if this is a pain to get at or what? Thank you
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  2. freebird77 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jul 4, 2007
    280 posts
  3. mkmh New Member

    joined: Jul 15, 2007
    407 posts
    Southern, Maine
    Hi Freebird. I had that same problem trying to find the feeder mechanism based on that guide. Funny, because the directions are very clear in ever other place, then when it came to that, they just sort of leave you to find it yourself! I had to call my dealer for instruction.
    In any event, that compartment can be found in the back left area of the stove. You have to take the shields off and reach pretty far back where you'll find a single wing-nut (the wingnut comes out to the left when you are behind the stove). Hopefully your wingnut will be hand tight...because you have to get that off to get to the compartment inside. I find it to be a little awkward getting the cover out of there too, since you don't have much room to work. This is probably the most difficult step in the whole cleaning.
  4. freebird77 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jul 4, 2007
    280 posts
    MKMH,
    Thank you.
    Did you find much in there when you cleaned it?
    It says after the heating season to do this. How often do you do this peticular task?
  5. mkmh New Member

    joined: Jul 15, 2007
    407 posts
    Southern, Maine
    No problem. I purchased my stove used..and it had been poorly maintained. My hunch is that the compartment had not been cleaned ever. So from what the previous owner told me, he had run 6-8 tons of pellets through. The compartment was about 25% full, didn't take me long to clean it out. My plan is to clean it about once per season, which hopefully will be sufficient. I find it to be a pretty big pain pulling the back panels off and everything so once per season on every task that involves getting back there.
  6. freebird77 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jul 4, 2007
    280 posts
    Sounds good, and thanks again. Have a happy Hoilday, stay warm, Doug
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