I have an England Stove Works 25-PDV. I clean the stove quite thoroughly every weekend, but then the next couple days the stove overheats. It seems as though the stove runs its best when it is dirty. The blower wasjust replaced. Does anyone have any thoughts?
Pellet stove overheating after every cleaning
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Tonyray
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The cleaning is most likely opening up the holes that feed combustion air so you get more air which equals more heat. It sounds like you are overfiring it so cut back on the feed rate.
Harvey Schneider
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Or increase the convection blower setting.
You didn't tell us what your controls are set to so it's hard to know what is going on.
The convection setting has to be at least as high as the feed rate setting. If that is set correctly and the stove is still overheating it is likely that your convection blower needs a cleaning.
Your stove isn't running best dirty, the loss in performance is compensating for another problem.
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