I have an Absolute 63 that is absolutely clean (pun 100% intended) but I've run into this issue on and off for the last 2 months. In room sensing mode once it reaches the desired temperature, it defaults to a 6% feed rate. This wouldn't be an issue if it just maintained the temperature but in warmer weather this causes the temperature to raise to 10 degrees or more above the set temperature. Even turning the stove off seems to have no effect on the 6% feed rate. Other times, it hits the temperature and goes to 0% and the fire dies out. I don't believe it's a dirty ESP as the stove is clean, this is in room sensing mode and the ESP reading seems to be roughly correct (350-450ish) when this is occurring.
My solution when this happens has been to just open the hopper which eventually seems to reset the feed rate to 0% and all is good. Is this a faulty control board or something else I'm missing? Like I said, this doesn't happen every time but when it does it's quite annoying.
My solution when this happens has been to just open the hopper which eventually seems to reset the feed rate to 0% and all is good. Is this a faulty control board or something else I'm missing? Like I said, this doesn't happen every time but when it does it's quite annoying.
