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I have read a couple times about a hi-lo fan switch on some (?) Harmans. I have an Accentra insert. Do I have something like this? I didn't see anything in the manual. If so what is it for? Cheers...
My new XXV also has this "hidden" switch. It's not mentioned in manual and due to it's location, it almost seems to be an after thought! Through experimentation in the past few days, I can only guess that the switch gives the distribution fan a "boost" on the high setting only. My installers pointed it out to my and explained it me like that. But, again, it's not explained in the manual, so I'm left to speculate, and of course, refer to Hearth.com!
My new XXV also has this "hidden" switch. It's not mentioned in manual and due to it's location, it almost seems to be an after thought! Through experimentation in the past few days, I can only guess that the switch gives the distribution fan a "boost" on the high setting only. My installers pointed it out to my and explained it me like that. But, again, it's not explained in the manual, so I'm left to speculate, and of course, refer to Hearth.com!
I think you saw the answer on your other post but for others benefit:
"look where the panel folds into the stove. the high/low rocker switch is on the stove
itself, not on the panel where the settings are."This didn't seem to apply on my accentra insert.
Even with a lousy manual, I am still a happy XXV owner. You will be too.
Once you understand the "personality" of your stove, you won't need to look the manual
anymore anyhow.
Truly, I do like the stove a lot...it is our 1st one, and I am very impressed...
We pu it in the finished family room in the basement and it actually heats the upstairs, too...
Over the weekend we set thefurnace thermostat to 59, and the living room upstairs was at 66 or more just from the heat of the stove going up the open staircase....sure cannot complain about that.