Englander pellet stove 25 pdvc/55/shp-10 number setting

[dartfrogz]

Hello, i have an Englander 25pdvc/55shp-10 dated 2016 (bought new last year @ HD)

Ive noticed my burn pot has too many pellets in it, what should those 3 number settings be at?

I don't know what its at right now i just know the burn pot gets too full.

Im looking for a basic normal setting and one for when it gets colder out to pump more heat. stoves qs ft isnt rating for our new bigger home.

Ty

 

[Pellet rick]

I have a pdv but I think it is 461. But remember those bottom 3 buttons only effect settings 1+2 . Anything above, the board controls.

 

[Ssyko]

6-4-1 is factory settings. Ricks 4-6-1 should work real well for you on 1&2. As it gets colder you just need to turn up the heat on the main settings.

 

[dartfrogz]

Ty both for the numbers. i just went to mess with it but... what letter should it be on? Lol

And i read somewhere here that the numbers do affect how it burns in newer stoves with higher settings?

I know some mike guy is the englander pellet stove god lol wish he could pop in and give some info.. like the 3 number settings for basic cold weather then the number settings for COLD weather and the letter it should be on and if it only works on levels 1 and 2. (Wish i could find that post where someone said mike told him it does affect stoves past 1 and 2)

 

[Pellet rick]

The pdvc uses D mode but some people when it gets cold out switch to C mode. But that feeds more pellets.

 

[Ssyko]

Pdvc should be in D mode. If you need more heat than 9-9 @6-4-1 you can switch to C mode it will feed more fuel. There are no set numbers for heat. You will have to adjust your stove to heat your house to your comfort Level. Trial and error

 

[Rascal08]

6-4-1 is the factory setting for the pdvc i run mine on 4-4-1 when its not to cold,then bump it up to 5-4-1 and 6-4-1 when needing more heat

 

[dartfrogz]

You all are the best, ty all so much for helping me with my stove settings

 

[Sm1ley]

I recommend calling support. Mine reset to 6-4-1, but after a call with ESW, based on living at an altitude or 6,000 feet it should be set to 4-6-1.

Personally, I found that too hot at idle, so i run it at 3-5-1, which keeps approximately those ratios in place.