I'm completely frustrated. If I bypass my brand new vacuum switch the stove runs fine. I have cleaned the whole stove. I have no blockage in exhaust. Outside air doesn't seem to be clogged. I have cleaned the pipe from the back of the fan to exhaust. I have cleaned the fines box. I have taken the orange thing out of the hopper, cleaned that and made sure the little hose to the pressure switch is ok. I have made sure my hopper gasket is tight and I replaced the rope gasket on the glass door. I have made sure my hopper gasket is unobstructed and tight.
Harman P43 2 Blink code
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Golfeur
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Triple checked it. Even made sure it wasn't just hanging there and the metal was all the way through the slot and seated.
Interesting. I'll have a look but I believe the bracket that it comes on prevents that? Could polarity of the wires be a factor as well? I'll look now
So I think I figured it out. Reversed wires - auger moved . Waited a bit then noticed the 2 blink after a minute. I think one of my kids bent the lid of the hopper by resting the bag on it. When I leaned over the hopper I put my weight on it and the light went solid. Might be the route I am going. Thank.s
bogieb
Minister of Fire
Check to make sure a small piece of pellet isn't nestled in the gasket or along the rim of where the door seats. Someone else had that happen a couple of months ago.
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