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  1. FinsterCT New Member

    joined: Nov 29, 2010
    1 posts
    Newtown,CT
    Just wanted to say thanks in advance for all the great stuff here. I'm just starting to research gassification boilers and had narrowed down to an Eko....after looking through this thread, i can see its the right direction. I'm buying in the spring and looking fwd to a warm, oilfree house next year!

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  2. wayne49s New Member

    joined: Feb 26, 2013
    2 posts
    Hi,

    Not too sure if this should be in the fine tuning section, but I have an EKO40 setup to use thermostatic control. When there is no request for heat, the EKCO is suppose to periodically activate the system pump for 30 seconds. I notice that it cuts short the 30 second interval, to just a second or two; it causes the temp to rise about 15 degrees in idle. This looks like a software problem. Has anyone encounter this problem? I talked to new horizon, and he seems to think that the thermostat connections should always be shorted which means the pump would always be on; I'm off grid and need to conserve the electricity. It's a RK-2001UA EKCO controller.
  3. wayne49s New Member

    joined: Feb 26, 2013
    2 posts
    I talked to the new horizon again (I couldn't get through because line was busy before), and he was able to identify that this was a capacitor problem on the controller, so problem solved. Apparently this capacitor overheated (electrolytic, 2200uF) for future reference.

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