Harman P61A Beeping

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Emmie

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Jan 22, 2021
17
Central NH
Our Harman P61A has been running well but it has been beeping somewhat continusously - the noise is so faint it is barely perceptible. My SO hasn't been cleaning it as regularly as normal so it should be cleaned soon. Howeer, I am concerned that it might be an electronics issue - that it might be a sign to replace the motherboard and would appreciate any information from anyone who has experienced this issue. TIA!
 
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I'm not sure that the P61a has anything that beeps since it doesn't have extensive electronics like some other stoves.

Maybe it is plugged into a UPS and it is beeping? If so, that may mean the battery no longer keeps a charge so needs to be replaced.
 
Our Harman P61A has been running well but it has been beeping somewhat continusously - the noise is so faint it is barely perceptible. My SO hasn't been cleaning it as regularly as normal so it should be cleaned soon. Howeer, I am concerned that it might be an electronics issue - that it might be a sign to replace the motherboard and would appreciate any information from anyone who has experienced this issue. TIA!
wish i could help as i am 9 yr P61A burner..
for a beep sound i imagine u would need a very tiny speaker on the board right?
don't think its that.. how bout one of your fan motors making a faint squeal or squeek sound..
i get a similar sound when my exhaust motor gives a tiny screech sound. [ wow. think i covered all the S sounds.lol]
take cover off the back.. left side if looking at stove... listen near the exhaust blower.. if yes then a drop of 3-1 oil on the rotating metal shaft in the middle will stop it.. I usually have to do this once a season..