Englander PAH 25 Board failure?

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Terry Stotelmyer

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Dec 21, 2013
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Hagerstown MD
I have a Englander PAH 25 and am having dirty burn issues. I have torn the stove apart as well as venting system and cleaned it well. I have checked all gaskets and they are in great shape. I checked the burn settings of the control board and they are set at 1-1-1 which I know are incorrect. I believe the default setting should be 1-4-1. I have tried changing them but they wont change. I have tried rebooting by unpluging and pluging back in and holding all 3 lower buttons. It says 1-1-1 as still wont change and of course its saturday and no tech support. BTW the stove is about 2 months old. Please help.
 
You need to push both the blower speed and heat buttons up....or down....simultaneously to change the numbers
 
Mike H will most likely weigh in on this.....although, with the holidays, who knows? I don't sell Englander, and would prefer not to lead you astray......
 
I have a Englander PAH 25 and am having dirty burn issues. I have torn the stove apart as well as venting system and cleaned it well. I have checked all gaskets and they are in great shape. I checked the burn settings of the control board and they are set at 1-1-1 which I know are incorrect. I believe the default setting should be 1-4-1. I have tried changing them but they wont change. I have tried rebooting by unpluging and pluging back in and holding all 3 lower buttons. It says 1-1-1 as still wont change and of course its saturday and no tech support. BTW the stove is about 2 months old. Please help.

The factory setting for the three buttons of the stove, is 1-4-1..........it should be in burn mode "3"

Turn off the stove and let it cool.
Unplug it, for a few seconds, then plug it back in.
Press the blower up and down buttons at the same time.
You will see a number displayed, that tells you what "mode" it is in.

Ours, is 100% better since changing the door gasket
 
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