After about an hour of stove running, stove shuts down completely. Like it was unplugged. Causing smoke to come out of hopper. E1 is on control board meaning blockage . I've checked the flue both inside and out as well as the smaller intake air one. All good. I've called technician and he said take combustible motor apart for blockage which I did and it was clean. Do I need a new combustible motor? New vacuum sensor or what? Help meee
Stove shuts down
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We will need more detail like what Make and Model of stove
how old . How you have it vented . Maybe it needs a good cleaning
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how old . How you have it vented . Maybe it needs a good cleaning
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Sounds like my 25pdvc...if you can do the leaf blower trick (disconnect vacuum switch hoses) that will most likely help solve the issue....and if you have the same stove my guess is the heat exchange passeges are blocked up with ash. I blasted my exchanger paths with compressed air while the leaf blower was running, as i was getting E1 errors every couple of weeks.....even after the Leaf blower treatment
Sucker runs like new now
Might also want to check the condition of the vacuum switch hose...gets brittle where it connects to the convection blower housing and could leak
Sucker runs like new now
Might also want to check the condition of the vacuum switch hose...gets brittle where it connects to the convection blower housing and could leak
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