Can some one post a picture of there Harman p61 running on 1. This is my second one ( brand new) and it's way higher then my old old one. It usually a little pile of ash, now it's like it's on 3 setting.
Flame size on 1
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Rarely do people run it that low, so you may have a hard time finding someone to respond.
A 1 setting tells it whether it will vent the heat outside, or put some into the room. The feed rate can affect the height of the flame (depending on mode - I assume you are using Stove temp mode as you did last year).
A 1 setting tells it whether it will vent the heat outside, or put some into the room. The feed rate can affect the height of the flame (depending on mode - I assume you are using Stove temp mode as you did last year).
It's on a feed rate of 2, (That's the way it came) and 1 on the temp gauge. I'm surprised it even burns. Its a month old.
K don't have to much time to mess with it. Dropping to 22 Tuesday night and I'll be guessing on what setting to leave it on.
Here's a picture of it running on feed rate on 2 and temp on 1 in constant burn mode. Is
that too low. It's a little high compared to my old one.
Running it today full time, have to turn the stove fan off, ceiling fan off just to keep it at 74 20 feet away around a corner. It's 44 outside. I can't take a picture of the flame because of the reflective coating on the glass.
Just as I posted, it dropped to 73. Looks like I have to give it a chance. More goofing around to do.
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You don’t need a tech…that looks TOTALLY NORMAL! Happy burning 
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Looks just like my PC45 on a maintenance burn after room temp has been met. Which I'm guessing it would be a "1" setting or just a little less.
It results in a 4f temp difference. Which makes it hard to set your thermostat before bedtime, when they's going to be a 10f drop overnight.
