Enviro Maxx 1 wild flame

[StrayFromThePath]

R-read thread again. You're in t-stat mode, hi/lo? You say heat level 4? That will be huge flame. Suggest putting feed rate and comb fan rate back in factory settings. Having the damper fully open, it will have difficulty lighting. If your exhaust path is clean, what you are saying doesn't make a ton of sense, any error flashing lights on board? I'm wondering if your control board took a hit... one thing though, I'd suggest getting the stove to run normal in manual mode if possible, then go from there, to see if board is working normally.

Yes I have it hooked to a thermostat, that part doesn’t seem to be an issue at all. I’ll try this tonight and see what it does. I know it’s clean, I sweep the pipe every ton, and have been doing it even more lately since the ash isn’t burning as completely as it used to.

 

[johneh]

Have you cleaned the exhaust passages as per page 12 of the manual?

https://enviro.com/custom_content/docs/manuals/C-14585%20Instruction%20M55-FS%20Owners%20Manual.pdf

 

[StrayFromThePath]

Have you cleaned the exhaust passages as per page 12 of the manual?

https://enviro.com/custom_content/docs/manuals/C-14585%20Instruction%20M55-FS%20Owners%20Manual.pdf

I can them every time I clean the pipe, at the least every ton.

 

[Ssyko]

Each time you change brands of pellets you will have to dial in the stove for that pellet. Now the same brand can change from batch to batch. So slow starting may be a product of pellets in use. I would go back to the basics like Stovelark said and get it working in manual mode then do your tstat. 25-30 % for the damper should be a good starting place. I have boards for that stove so if it comes down to that being the malfunction we can go from there.