Harman P43 issue

[Cano]

I recently installed a used Harman P43 Pellet Stove. The stove appeared to be run fine until it reached the appropriate temperature and it is time to shut down. The stove instead of shutting down, it drops to a low flame and the auger feeds pellet to keep it at the level. I am able get the stove to go through the shut process if I turn the switch to off.

The stove is set on High Room Temp with a feed rate of approx. 3.5

 

[Bioburner]

Turn the igniter to auto. It's supposed to go to a low maintenance fire if the igniter is set to manual. It's saves on igniters etc. Check back if ok. There is a good sticky on Harman operation on top of the page.

 

[mikkeeh]

Move the switch from "manual" to "auto"

 

[mikkeeh]

Read the sticky at the top of the forum. It will explain all of the operating modes.

 

[Cano]

The igniter switch was already on Auto. I switched it back and forth to access that it had a bad connection and fired it back up. Still has the same problem

 

[Bioburner]

At least you have a working stove to keep you warm. That toggle could be replaced and may solve the problem. I don't like to advise on electrical as its not my strong suit or may not be comfortable for you to repair. Seek advise of a pro. The boards are expensive.

 

[Harman Lover 007]

Is there a temp probe connected to the stove?

 

[Bioburner]

If the igniter is on and stove switch is activated even if you turn the igniter off it will attempt a startup. You have to switch stove to off and then set the igniter to off. Allows one to start the stove with igniter and with the igniter switch off make the stove go to a maintenance fire instead of a full shutdown then have to fire up again. Great feature for shoulder season.