Hello all, I have an issue with my stove shutting down and was wondering if anyone else here has had the same problem?
It is installed in my finished basement, with no fresh intake as they don't work well in my damp climate and I do have plenty of air flow. The Exhaust is cleanout T to 4' rise to 90 deg and straight out. I am burning a premium pellet from Kent building supplies. The stove has been running for three months now and cleaned out every week, that being said it was run the first two months only on the # one setting...( when in position one the convection fan do not run and it seems more like a raidiant heat). Anyhow the other day I ran the stove on the #5 top setting for about three hours as we had a storm coming and I wanted to warm up the house in case of power loss, this is the first time I have ran the unit on high for longer than 10 min.
Anyhow ever since the power has come back the unit keeps shutting off and I am thinking the power outtage fried the circuit board somehow...
It will go into startup mode and fire up and run for 12 min and than the auger light with come on with no auger action. I did all the test by bypassing the Exhaust sensor, High temp sensor and Vacuum sensor, it will keep going with the vacuum sensor disconnected, but I think there is another problem causing it to trip that.
I removed the exhaust sensor and set it up with my meter and tested it, that works like it is suppose to, as well I did the same with the high temp sensor and that works like it is suppose to. I also checked the vacuum passage and that was as clean as a whistle. I than checked my voltage's accross the combustion fan, that also checked out perfect.
I am wondering if someone knows something that I havent checked, or has dealt with this before.
Thank You
Paul
It is installed in my finished basement, with no fresh intake as they don't work well in my damp climate and I do have plenty of air flow. The Exhaust is cleanout T to 4' rise to 90 deg and straight out. I am burning a premium pellet from Kent building supplies. The stove has been running for three months now and cleaned out every week, that being said it was run the first two months only on the # one setting...( when in position one the convection fan do not run and it seems more like a raidiant heat). Anyhow the other day I ran the stove on the #5 top setting for about three hours as we had a storm coming and I wanted to warm up the house in case of power loss, this is the first time I have ran the unit on high for longer than 10 min.
Anyhow ever since the power has come back the unit keeps shutting off and I am thinking the power outtage fried the circuit board somehow...
It will go into startup mode and fire up and run for 12 min and than the auger light with come on with no auger action. I did all the test by bypassing the Exhaust sensor, High temp sensor and Vacuum sensor, it will keep going with the vacuum sensor disconnected, but I think there is another problem causing it to trip that.
I removed the exhaust sensor and set it up with my meter and tested it, that works like it is suppose to, as well I did the same with the high temp sensor and that works like it is suppose to. I also checked the vacuum passage and that was as clean as a whistle. I than checked my voltage's accross the combustion fan, that also checked out perfect.
I am wondering if someone knows something that I havent checked, or has dealt with this before.
Thank You
Paul
