I am in my 2nd season with a Harmon p35i. In warmer Temps (32 or so) I will run the stove on room temperature. Once it gets colder,I like to have it on stove temperature so that it doesn't start and stop all day. But this year, I am noticing that on stove temp, I can't get it to burn low enough. Feed rate is on 4. Temp dial is all the way down. I live in a split, the outside temp is in 20s and the house is 74. I don't need 74 and it is burning a bag a day. Last year I know that I was able to get a lower burn. Is it possible that the esp has anything to do with this?
Harmon burns too high
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He didn't tell you it is a 500 square ft house...........HaHaHa.....Wow!
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It was just that maintaining 74 inside when outside was 20 with just 1 bag a day is like "WOW" good.
It was a friendly jest.
I was unable to help much with the ESP deal.
It was a friendly jest.
I was unable to help much with the ESP deal.
The esp was caked with ash . Running much better now. House around 69 and probably burning about 2lbs per hour on lowest setting. The guy that did the instal last year told me that I would be able to go as low as 1pound per hour but I have never achieved that
Yeah I know. No worries. It was probably a little more than a bag in 24 hours.
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