I just set up my stove and had it running the last 3 days. Seems to be running descent on Stove Chow pellets. Some soot build up on glass and burn pot. Now I would like to get it fine tuned. How do I go about setting the Heat Range and blower speed to get the most out of my pellets and stove? What do I look for and what am I trying to get the flame to look like ect.... How many bag of pellets should I go through daily? I tried calling englander but the phone was busy all Day and could not get through.....
Englander pdv 25 Fine Tuning
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Lake Girl
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Sorry no one answered ... most of your questions seem to have been covered in numerous threads so use the search box at the top of the page. I think I just saw a posting about ensuring you have a good seal on the hopper lid as it was a source of additional air that changed burn quality. Someone may chime in too...
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Chrisnow86
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first question are you happy with the amount of heat? englanders when on mode D run a little dirty some soot on the door is common.. and the burn pot issue is a never ending battle a lot of it is the pellets.. crappy pellets make clinkers and fill up the burn pot. i scrape my burn pot out 3x a day just while its running that is pretty common practice with these stoves.. and thanks lake girl ha, that is one of the first things to check.. i never noticed a perfect number in the heat range that ran better.. its pretty straight forward higher number more heat..
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