I replaced the control panel on my 12 year old Breckwell P24i stove due to other problems and now the combustion fan never turns off unless I unplug it. I used the updated panel, if that matters. Any ideas what the problem might be?
Combustion fan stays on
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Mt Bob
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Owen1508
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right on bob....Check this 1st Then
IF happened right after you switched boards, before you re-fired the unit... Double check which board you were sent. If your serial number is 53795 or higher it should be a C-E-401 board.
Thanks for replying. I unplugged the POF switch and the combustion fan stayed on. I will work on it today again.
The serial number is 53269 and they sent me the updated C-E-401 board, which is different than the other board I had. It has the switch for the thermostat on it. I unplugged the POF switch and the fan stayed on. Thanks for your info.
Mt Bob
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Ibelieve owen is right you got wrong part.Will leave links for you. http://nevelsstoves.com/control-panel-[url]http://www.stove-parts-unlimited.com/Breckwell-P24I-Pellet-Stove-Parts-s/332.htm?searching=Y&sort=1&cat=332&show=12&page=1&f-Control Panels and Circuit Boards=199digital-4-rpm-a-e-301.html[/URL]
Mt Bob
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The stove wouldn't start and the #2 light would flash. I replaced the door seal, which fixed the problem in the past, but not this time. I had the side panel off where the control panel is to check things out and my son moved it, which shorted the control panel out when it hit the metal side of the stove. I had a local repair person "fix" it, which lasted about a week. He charged me $200, then told me after it stopped working again that I needed a new control panel. It works fine now, after I figured out that I had to put the switch on manual because I don't have a thermostat, but the combustion fan stays on even after the cool down. The only way to stop it is to unplug the stove. I tried unplugging the POF switch, but the fan didn't cut off.
Mt Bob
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I got it from Wheeler Stoves. I hope they stand behind their products. Thanks for all of your input.
Owen1508
Minister of Fire
The draft fan stays on all the time. Is there anything else happening? Does the stove operate otherwise? Does it stay burning? Does the room fan stay on all the time as well?
The stove works fine other than the combustion fan staying on after the cool down. I unplug the stove so it doesn't keep running. The only thing is the pellets are a little slow to feed the burn pot at first, so I just put a couple of handfuls of pellets in the pot before starting the stove.
Owen1508
Minister of Fire
It seems to be the wiring to the new board is askewed somewhere. I'll pm you and we will walk it through.
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