So I had my stove serviced this summer by the installation company, and they replaced the fan blower
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/p38-replacement-fan-blower.93348/
Now my understanding is that this only controls the air that blows out in to the room - is that correct?
It appears that now the pellets in the burnpot are now getting too much airflow, and the flame in the burn pot is way to short, it looks like it is burning fast when I put it to around a 3 setting
When I turned it down to a 1-2 the pellets actually started looking like they were piling up (ie. not burning fast enough) And the air blower to the room kicked off - even though the unit was quite hot to the touch still.
Anyone have any thoughts on this one prior to me calling up the store and attempting to describe this above situation to them. I originally felt as if the burning pot air feed needs to be just slightly tweeked but that only makes sense if the new blower unit feeds both sides (air in to the room, and air to the burn pot)
Thanks for any and all feedback
-m
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/p38-replacement-fan-blower.93348/
Now my understanding is that this only controls the air that blows out in to the room - is that correct?
It appears that now the pellets in the burnpot are now getting too much airflow, and the flame in the burn pot is way to short, it looks like it is burning fast when I put it to around a 3 setting
When I turned it down to a 1-2 the pellets actually started looking like they were piling up (ie. not burning fast enough) And the air blower to the room kicked off - even though the unit was quite hot to the touch still.
Anyone have any thoughts on this one prior to me calling up the store and attempting to describe this above situation to them. I originally felt as if the burning pot air feed needs to be just slightly tweeked but that only makes sense if the new blower unit feeds both sides (air in to the room, and air to the burn pot)
Thanks for any and all feedback
-m