United States 6041 stove

[jcwilliams]

I just picked up this stove plugged it in digital read out turned on. I hit the on button and all power gone. Unplug plug back in still no read out now.
Do these things have a fuse or something? This is my first pellet stove so forgive me for the questions lol
Thanks
James

 

[johneh]

Welcome to the forum there are many here who can help.
I don.t know your stove. Do you have a manual ?
If not get one here
http://www.manualslib.com/manual/185191/United-States-Stove-6041hf.html?page=25#manual
Also a good diagnoses video on you tube

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[jcwilliams]

Thanks for the reply

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[jcwilliams]

I did find the fuses. I blew the main fuse. Not sure why I'm going to clean it and try starting again. Is there anything against trying to start a pellet stove in the summer time like this? It's like 80 degrees out here in Ohio today

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[johneh]

If you want heat at 80 then go for it the stove don't care
what the temp. it is outside

 

[jcwilliams]

Ok good deal. Yea they are not installed yet just looking to make sure they work before I install them.

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[stoveguy2esw]

if it blew the main fuse there is a reason for it, while the stove is out and accessible open her up and check all your wiring make sure you do not have a wire that may have touched to a hot spot in the stove and shorted. also its not uncommon for an igniter to short out when it dies which would cause a blown fuse when startup is initiated which would be why it didn't blow until you pressed on button

 

[FirepotPete]

Make sure you are using a good power strip to clean up the electricity before it powers that board. The boards are not cheap!