Newbie here. I just finished the install on my first pellet stove (a CAB50) this morning. I've run it a couple of times throughout the day and noticed the convection blower wouldn't shut off even though I had the thermostat all the way down. The last time I ran the stove I let it run for over an hour and a half before I unplugged it.
I started looking through the manual for info. There was nothing about the convection blower always being on in the troubleshooting section but I did see in the reference section in the back that snap disk #1 controls the blower (and is connected with two purple wires). So I open the side panel to look for the snap disk and see 2 purple wires connected to a toggle switch and nothing connected to the snap disk (see picture attached).
I just want to see that you all agree the toggle switch should not be there and that it's safe to hook up those purple wire to the snap disk.
I started looking through the manual for info. There was nothing about the convection blower always being on in the troubleshooting section but I did see in the reference section in the back that snap disk #1 controls the blower (and is connected with two purple wires). So I open the side panel to look for the snap disk and see 2 purple wires connected to a toggle switch and nothing connected to the snap disk (see picture attached).
I just want to see that you all agree the toggle switch should not be there and that it's safe to hook up those purple wire to the snap disk.