Me again, it's been 3 weeks now and the repair person that works for the company I bought the stove from is still not here. Needless to say I'm pretty upset. Has anyone had trouble with the vacuum hose being plugged??? Could this be what is the problem with my stove?? I'm tempted to take it apart to see if its the problem. Is it a big job???
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why start a new thread? without the history of the old one and your followup to advice given this one makes little sense.
AbetterChimneynm
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We sell M55's and we have seen some come from the factory unplugged or plugged into the wrong slot since they have the air pump for the ignitor, just open the back of the stove and its right there
Checking a vacuum line for blockage is one of the easier maintenance items.
Open it up. Locate vacuum line and disconnect from vac switch. Blow through hose towards stove.
Easy peasy.
Open it up. Locate vacuum line and disconnect from vac switch. Blow through hose towards stove.
Easy peasy.
mr coffee
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is the hose attachment into the stove metered (as in a metered orifice, like a gas burner) or should you just be able to blow out with lung power?
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