Need Thermostat Help
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Ok, so, jumped vac switch. Exaust fan comes on. No pellets drop. Plug back into vac switch, i got pellets. Tried this 4 times.. manually jump-fan only. Reconnect to flow switch, pellets.
Its intermitent that the fan comes on with no pellet drop. But flipping tstat usually makes the auger kick in.
Thought id update my progress.
I dont mean to hijack a thread.
Edit: 2nd cycle since i been home. Started normal. Pellets dropped, fan runnin. Startling to think the high quality connections (heavy sarcasm) may be a culprit.
Edit-- runnin consistantly now. I THINK the wires connecting the vac switch had bad connections. Try crimping them tighter with some pliers. Might save ya a repair bill.
Edit--seems the connections are my issue. Stove is running fine.
Its intermitent that the fan comes on with no pellet drop. But flipping tstat usually makes the auger kick in.
Thought id update my progress.
I dont mean to hijack a thread.
Edit: 2nd cycle since i been home. Started normal. Pellets dropped, fan runnin. Startling to think the high quality connections (heavy sarcasm) may be a culprit.
Edit-- runnin consistantly now. I THINK the wires connecting the vac switch had bad connections. Try crimping them tighter with some pliers. Might save ya a repair bill.
Edit--seems the connections are my issue. Stove is running fine.
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