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  1. lime4x4 New Member

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    134 posts
    Northeast Pa
    this is a pic of my coal bed on a feed rate of 2 on the off cycle
    harman magnum stoker

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  2. HarryBack New Member

    joined: Dec 27, 2005
    990 posts
    Western Massachusetts
    it doesnt look bad, limey....theres never really much of a flame with coal, and im not sure in a flash image if youd see the flame anyways....seems to be burning at around the right place, no live embers falling off the leading edge....seems well burnt.....try to turn it up a bit....play with it some....dont make huge changes, incremental ones, and wait like 2 hours in between for a difference...what have you got to lose?
  3. lime4x4 New Member

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    134 posts
    Northeast Pa
    well i did try that anything more then a 2 dot feed rate and hot coals start to push off the grates which isn't good
  4. zogboy New Member

    joined: Dec 19, 2005
    118 posts
    CNY
    Do you have enough combustion air?
    I don't know how your stove is suppose to work but I do know in my stove when the combustion air is blocked by ash the coal will not burn completly.
    I cleared all the airways and the coal burns to a nice ash with very few cinders, none of them are black just grey ash.
  5. FireJumper New Member

    joined: Dec 14, 2005
    121 posts
    Good point zogboy, but you also need to check your on and of times on your control box. this may be part of you problem with it over feeding. Now if the unit is keeping your house comfortable I wouldn't mess with it.
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