Hi all. I've got an old Whitfield (Lennox) Cascade that I've been using for a little over a year. The other day I opened it up (ash vents, side panels, etc) to give it a thorough vacuum. When I closed everything up the motor wouldn't run. Auger light goes on and off as normal but that's it. If I flip it to "high" mode I get a quiet electric hum and nothing else. Is it possible I bumped a vacuum switch or something along those lines? I haven't busted out the multimeter yet...figured I'd mine the wisdom here first. Has anyone had a similar experience? Thank you!
Ancient Whitfield won't run. Ideas?!
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If the combustion fan is not running then the stove will not start
fire up or run
If the combustion fan is not running then the stove will not start
fire up or run
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