Last night was my first overnight burn. It may have made it into single digits last night. Loaded about 1/2 to 3/4 way up the door at 11:00. This A.M. at 7:00 still had a hot bed of coals. Temp just starting to drop in WB. I think I could have slept another 1/2 hour 
. It seems things are going well with the EB and I'd like to say thanks to everyone for all the help. I couldn't have done it without everyone here.
I did make a call to Dale from EB yesterday because I had gotten a high temp alarm without the high temps. He asked if my digital temp display was "Fluttering" at all. I mentioned I had seen some instant 3-5 degree jumps on the display. He directed me to undo and slightly move the front panel, lift the insulation and about a foot back you'll see the thermocouple. He told me to lift the tab on the thermocouple so it's not making any contact with the boiler plate. The tab(which has the wiring attached to it for display) was pressed against plate. 24 hours now and no more bogus high temp alarm. Just figured I'd post that info should anyone else see that issue. Thanks again!
. It seems things are going well with the EB and I'd like to say thanks to everyone for all the help. I couldn't have done it without everyone here. I did make a call to Dale from EB yesterday because I had gotten a high temp alarm without the high temps. He asked if my digital temp display was "Fluttering" at all. I mentioned I had seen some instant 3-5 degree jumps on the display. He directed me to undo and slightly move the front panel, lift the insulation and about a foot back you'll see the thermocouple. He told me to lift the tab on the thermocouple so it's not making any contact with the boiler plate. The tab(which has the wiring attached to it for display) was pressed against plate. 24 hours now and no more bogus high temp alarm. Just figured I'd post that info should anyone else see that issue. Thanks again!
