- Oct 25, 2012
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I'm thinking your air wash isn't working/is plugged. I don't believe the MWP's are your problem because that's what I burn.
What is the air/wash? Also the stove was built in 2007.
Thanks
Glenn
I'm thinking your air wash isn't working/is plugged. I don't believe the MWP's are your problem because that's what I burn.
I also just learned that my stove is missing the three fire bricks that are supposed to be behind the burn pot. i don't know if this would change how the air flows through the stove but hopefully that might be the problem.
What does your vent consist of? please describe or take pictures if it. Is it to long? Clean your venting.
Eric
Is it cold yet where you are? Sounds like your stove is way too big, and barely running.
How big is your place? How much fuel/gas did you use last year?
Tanks? I'm assuming they aren't 1,000 gallon tanks. =) 1 bag a day isn't that low, but for that stove it is.
Hmmm... What thermostat do you have hooked up? What settings do you run the stove on?
I'm using a thermostat and run my stove similiar to lbycna
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads...ive-to-harmans-suggested-method-as-wel.74677/
My settings when it is 1 bag a day weather, are a feed rate of 4, and a temperature of 95. (Automatic / Room temperature fan high)
So when it calls for heat, it cranks up to max, turns off.
What is the SWING on your thermostat? It sounds like either your stove is too close to the thermostat, or your swing is very low. (Constantly calls for heat, and is satisfied)
My swing is 3* degrees.
I assume when your thermostat calls for heat at 7am, the stove cranks out heat?
Also pictures! We love stoves here, and want to see the stove / venting in all its glory, plus we can call out any fouls.
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