We purchased a used king 5510 and are having problems. The dash on the control panel never stops blinking. According to the manuel "this indicates that the stove is in the normal run mode and is ramping from the current heat range setting to the target heat range setting. Once the ramp is complete, the dash will stop flashing. For the ramping from heat range 1 to 5 the default time is 12 minutes ( with 90 second ramp time). But it does not say anything about the dash always flashing. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Please help with our king 5510 pellet stove
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Do you have a thermostat connected? If not check the control board for a jumper between the thermostat wire connectors. Maybe the previous owner had a stat connected?
If the jumper is missing and no stat is connected you'll always see that flash on the display.
If the jumper is missing and no stat is connected you'll always see that flash on the display.
Thank you for your response. They did have a thermostat connected. Do you think this would also be why we cannot get the panel to change from automatic to manual?
Possibly. I know that I had a similar issue last year. I have a stat connected to my 6041, which has a similar if not identical control board. I had turned the stat off and forgot to turn it back on so the stove never left low.
The jumper needed is the same as found on computer motherboards. If you don't have one handy, you can run a wire between the two spade connectors on the board. The connectors should be at the top left of the board when looking at the back of the control board.
The jumper needed is the same as found on computer motherboards. If you don't have one handy, you can run a wire between the two spade connectors on the board. The connectors should be at the top left of the board when looking at the back of the control board.
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