helllloooo to the forum.new here and great info on pellet stoves for a newbie like me.just got a harman xxv in sept. to say good-bye to the oil man.have been testing every type of pellet i can get my hands on here in upstate n.y.i noticed different pellets require to move the feed higher or lower.my question is when i move the feed down from say 4 to 2 i also lose alot of heat output and throws off my variables when comparing pellets.for example with Hamers hot ones i have to turn the feed to below 2 setting or the pellets will be spilling over the edge only half burned.yet okanaga platniums can see a 4 feed setting with no problem
help with feed adj.testing pellets harman xxv
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Have you read this?
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/how-your-harman-works-what-your-manual-doesnt-tell-you.91030/
I too used to think you can test pellets in a harman, but you can't because the output is set by the ESP, not pellet quality. All this and more in that link.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/how-your-harman-works-what-your-manual-doesnt-tell-you.91030/
I too used to think you can test pellets in a harman, but you can't because the output is set by the ESP, not pellet quality. All this and more in that link.
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