I recently cleaned my Hastings out for the spring. Took all the ash I could lay my hands and vacuum on out. I also used the leaf blower trick, much to my children's amusement. I came back in and went to turn the stove on just to check that it still worked after all my internal tinkering. I did not take the fans or any other internal workings out of the stove. I used the vacuum to get into them as easily as possible. When I pushed the On/Off button nothing happened. The stove currently has no fuel in it. Should the light have turned on? Is the fuse blown? If it is the later, how do I get the fuse out to change it? Is there something else I should be looking for? Thanks for all you help everyone!
St. Croix Hastings issue
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Fsappo
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Hey, I noticed your in CNY. If you bought that stove from Fireside Chatts, just call us up. If we can schedule when we are in the area, we'll take a look at it for free.
heat seeker
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Not trying to be snide, but is it plugged in and is there power at that outlet?
My Afton Bay has a fuse in the control panel, unplug the unit and remove the screws for the cover; the fuse is on the circuit board. Yours may be the same.
Is your thermostat calling for heat, or are you in manual mode?
My Afton Bay has a fuse in the control panel, unplug the unit and remove the screws for the cover; the fuse is on the circuit board. Yours may be the same.
Is your thermostat calling for heat, or are you in manual mode?
As per your owners manual:
"I turned the stove on with the On/Off switch and nothing happens'.
First check to see if the stove is plugged in and the receptacle has power to it.
Solution: Check the fuse on the back of the control board. Replace with a 250 Volt, 5 Amp
fuse. Part Number 80P20057-R".
BTW, as for not removing the blowers during your end of the year cleaning, according to your owners manual:
"The Exhaust Fan and Room Fan should be removed and cleaned annually......"
"I turned the stove on with the On/Off switch and nothing happens'.
First check to see if the stove is plugged in and the receptacle has power to it.
Solution: Check the fuse on the back of the control board. Replace with a 250 Volt, 5 Amp
fuse. Part Number 80P20057-R".
BTW, as for not removing the blowers during your end of the year cleaning, according to your owners manual:
"The Exhaust Fan and Room Fan should be removed and cleaned annually......"
heat seeker
Minister of Fire
smwilliamson
The Stove Guy
Fsappo
Minister of Fire
heat seeker
Minister of Fire
I have the St croix Hastings stove and have the same issue. I have replaced my igniter and versa grate system rod and the stove was fine until the other night when we had a power glitch. This caused the fuse to blow in the control board. Changed the fuse and tested all the motors on the stove and the stove started up but igniter did not light and the control board was not reacting the way it should of. After a few minutes another fuse blew out. Not sure what to do now. Any ideas?
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