I have a Harmon P 68 pellet stove that’s approximately 12 to 13 years old. The distribution blower seems to not be working properly. No fault lights are illuminated. The stove is feeding the hopper and I have a nice flame but no matter what temperature I put the stove on the flame gets bigger, but the distribution blower does not move the air.I have it set on room, temperature, auto ignite. I recently cleaned the stove out because it was making a weird noise. Any advice is appreciated.
Harman P68 distribution blower not working
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Ok thanks I’ll give it a look. Just feel the stove is not regulating temperature properly. It’s just not putting out enough heat. It used to crank
bogieb
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First thing I would check is to make sure the wires from the blower are still attached between it and the control board (with the stove off and unplugged of course). I'm always nervous that I could pull one of those wires loose whenever I clean out the fines box.
If that doesn't work, just for giggles, while the stove is running move the selector to off, leave it there for a couple of second, then back to room temp (pick the fan speed you usually don't use). Regardless if that works or not, after a couple of seconds, turn the dial to the fan speed you normally do use. If one fan speed works and the other doesn't, at least you have some air distributing until you figure out what the deal is.
If that doesn't work, just for giggles, while the stove is running move the selector to off, leave it there for a couple of second, then back to room temp (pick the fan speed you usually don't use). Regardless if that works or not, after a couple of seconds, turn the dial to the fan speed you normally do use. If one fan speed works and the other doesn't, at least you have some air distributing until you figure out what the deal is.
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