I recently picked up a 2014 P35i for a great price, replaced the docking gasket and gave it a heck of a cleaning, it was a very neglected stove. The exhaust was squeaking some and the auger has a pretty good hum, a bit of oil quited them down for now although I know they're on borrowed time. The stove does run Awsome though. My question is when I went to to set my draft, I have a really good magnehelic, and in reading the inches of water in test mode it was reading .60 and the adjustment screw was set to max, also between high and low cycles there is absolutely no change, stayed at. 60. I can adjust the draft, I ended up putting it at. . 40 for now, still no change between high and low fan. Would this just be a weak, worn out combustion blower or could this be a problem with the board?
P35i draft settings
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Harman low draft voltage adjustment Nonsense
What's up with this BS about low draft voltage adjustment on the Harman stoves? From the manual: "NOTE: The factory low draft setting may not be correct for the unit's permanent installation conditions. Neither pellets or a fire are required for this test. This voltage adjustment is provided...
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