tryed bypassing them same thingYa its the upper one . the 2 yellow wires that come from the pellet feed knob . top left corner of the blue box
tryed bypassing them same thingYa its the upper one . the 2 yellow wires that come from the pellet feed knob . top left corner of the blue box
ok thanks for all your helpOK so we know that knob is good, the vacuum switch is good . the auger motor is good . so according to the manual it is a problem with that timing control module ( blue box) . only problem is it doesn't say how to test it . 1 min I will read it over again
reset was ok and tryed bypassing it and same thingIf that doesn't work next it says to try to buy-pass that sensor
and i dont have a multi meter to check that blue boxreset was ok and tryed bypassing it and same thing
Thats ok I wonder if there are any fuses that could cause this problemHopefully someone ells has some advice soon. Sorry I wasn't able to solve it
let it run threw the cycle it shut down after the 15 min..auger didnt turn except the split second i pushed the start buttonDon't see any in the book. Can you let it run threw the 15 min start up .. Just to see if the auger tries to turn later in the circle at all
Just curious....since you bought this stove used, did you see the stove run properly BEFORE you bought it?[/quo
ya i bought it like that i knew it wasnt running. It was stored for a couple of years. And it was really dirty. Got it for 150...I think it must be that top blue box.was this stove so pose to be working when you bought it ? Did you get a good deal on it ?
the ignitor wouldnt have anything with the auger not turning would it? it only turns for a split second when i first hit the start buttonHello
I also have an EF-3 right now that I am rebuilding. Check your ignitor with an ohm meter to make sure it is not shorted out. That is a very common problem.
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