Hello everyone. This being my first post on the forum, I'd like to thank whomever is running this. Despite just registering, I've found myself coming back here time after time for information.
On to my issue... I've been chasing a lack of heat from my stove lately. After confirming the auger motors are working as they should, I've come to the conclusion the two new to me brands of pellets I bought recently weren't of good quality. Coming to that conclusion, I performed a factory reset to make certain I hadn't inadvertently messed up any settings when I was poking around. I got the F-5 message after the reset, waited a bit, then fired up the stove. Ever since that reset, whenever I raise the heat range the blower speed increases with it. For example, once the start up sequence has completed, I raised the heat range to 5. As I increase the heat range, the blower speed increases to the same setting without pushing the blower speed up button. I am able to lower the heat range without changing the blower speed, but I can not lower the blower speed and keep a higher heat range. In my assessment, this causes the body of the stove not to heat up, which should be a "heat sink" for the room blower to blow across and deliver the heat to the room.
On to my issue... I've been chasing a lack of heat from my stove lately. After confirming the auger motors are working as they should, I've come to the conclusion the two new to me brands of pellets I bought recently weren't of good quality. Coming to that conclusion, I performed a factory reset to make certain I hadn't inadvertently messed up any settings when I was poking around. I got the F-5 message after the reset, waited a bit, then fired up the stove. Ever since that reset, whenever I raise the heat range the blower speed increases with it. For example, once the start up sequence has completed, I raised the heat range to 5. As I increase the heat range, the blower speed increases to the same setting without pushing the blower speed up button. I am able to lower the heat range without changing the blower speed, but I can not lower the blower speed and keep a higher heat range. In my assessment, this causes the body of the stove not to heat up, which should be a "heat sink" for the room blower to blow across and deliver the heat to the room.