I have a CB1200 pellet insert. This morning, the power went out for a few seconds at home. When the power came back on, the stove "beeped" and the fan came on. I was surprised as the stove has not been on since May. I unplugged the stove and when I plugged it back in a few hours later, the fan started up again. Any idea what the issue is or what I should do? Thanks.
Fan will not shut off after a power outage
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Mt Bob
Minister of Fire
Mt Bob
Minister of Fire
Well, make sure that no lights, inside the control box are on or blinking. If none are, and fan continues to run forever, after being plugged in, then you almost certainly need a new box. But, to be fair, these sometimes go bad with no warning, sometimes people unplug stove, clean stove, plug back in, and they fail. Sometimes it is only a relay on the board, in the box that goes bad. You could try tapping on box,while acting up, see if fan stops. If so, you may be able to have that little relay replaced.
The Qudra fire stove blower will come on and run for 10 minutes every time there is a power interruption. Timer is programede into the control box.
Thank you very much for this information. We plugged it back in and let it run. After 10 minutes or so, the blower stopped.