Bummer. Oh well. I tried. So.t you feel better you arent paying my bill . Try switching out a co trol board
i dont think its supposed to be, you may have a problem as well.
my issue has nothing to do with the door though.
really i dont care about this problem because the stove runs perfect.
if more stuff starts to go wrong then ill invest in a new control board
When you open tthe door the combustion motor kicks down...or so it appears... try jumping the air flow switch and see if yer rpms stay up
I think WE wanna see it fixed more than he does! Lol. I'm sure its frustrating but at least his stove chugs along after start up. I can't say I'd be in a rush to drop the coin on a new board either.
When you open tthe door the combustion motor kicks down...or so it appears... try jumping the air flow switch and see if yer rpms stay up
Last night in my sleep I had another thought in between dreams of Gullum coveting "my precious"...yes, I watched 2 of the Lord of the Rings Trilogy with my son yesterday....try spinning up the voltage trim pot on the board. Its the little white trim pot on the face of the control board. If you have an older style board for a manual P61 you are going to have to remove the CB and look for it....turn it clockwise all of the way.
Perhaps the stove is reverting to idle until the ESP is satisfied for heat...not sure. The trim pot allows you to decrease the voltage by 10 volts. You should be running a steady 115-118 during operation, you say you are getting 92...adding 10 would only give you 102 which is still quite low. Have you tried to call Harman tech support? Don't buy any parts until you speak with a good authorized dealer or HHT themselves...they are somewhat stingy with their info...so see what you can manage there.
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