ok I'm with you now. And I agree you .Yea it would help to know how big of an area they are actually heating.
House is small. Living room where the stove is is approx 168 square feet. Older house, so not big & open either.
ok I'm with you now. And I agree you .Yea it would help to know how big of an area they are actually heating.
I dont normally heat on 1 & 3. Thats usually for warmer days... 40 degree weather. But this morning ot was 3 degrees outside, and with 1 & 3 my living room was still 70 degrees. Single digit weather, im usually burning like 5 & 7. 4&6 if im low on pellets.My only reasoning is they must have a small place if they normally heat on 1-3 @ 3-5-1 so if it got colder they still could go back to “C” or bump up to 5-9 and still save on pellets.
That’s an easy one. There is a button switch in the back right corner of the hopper where the lid closes against. It’s a Saftey switch. With the lid open just push and hold the button down and watch the auger. It will move intermittently so it’s kinda hard to count rotationsI have a chance to check this out tonight.. question #1. Im checking the top auger to see if its spinning more than once every 60 seconds. Well it wont turn with the hopper open. However, i will say when i open it, close for 10-20 seconds & open again, the auger has moved. Does anyone know if closing the hopper lid acts as a reset or anything for the auger? Short of taking the back off the stove & looking at the motor that way, I'm not sure how else to check it.
Pellets will be running out in about 10 minutes or less &I'll be able to check the other suggestions then.
Did you get a chance to check what mode your inHouse is small. Living room where the stove is is approx 168 square feet. Older house, so not big & open either.
Stove is getting cleaned out now! Will be checking shortly.Did you get a chance to check what mode your in
To check or change the mode you have to shut the stove down and unplug. Plug back in and within 4 seconds push the fan speed arrows down at the same time and hold for 10 seconds. Then release and the mode will be displayed in the heat led the up n down arrows change the setting
Following the stepa to check the.mode & it's not workingDid you get a chance to check what mode your in
my only thought would be is that the pellets you are using are very small and feeding to many at one time. Do they seem smaller than the one you used to use? Can you try a couple of bags of another brand? You say it moves every 15 seconds . But how far during that time period ? Shouldn't be more than 1/4 turn at my calculations to be a 1 rpmOkay... Mode D. Set at Heat 1 & Blower 3. Bottom 3 buttoms 3-4-1. My TOP auger is moving every 15 seconds. Thoughts?
my only thought would be is that the pellets you are using are very small and feeding to many at one time. Do they seem smaller than the one you used to use? Can you try a couple of bags of another brand? You say it moves every 15 seconds . But how far during that time period ? Shouldn't be more than 1/4 turn at my calculations to be a 1 rpm
Mode - DOk lets step back for a minute. What are all your settings at right now. Mode , Bottom three , and heat
Mode - D
Bottom - 3-4-1
Heat - 1 & 3
Found this:
Try reducing LFF to 1 instead of 3 (1-4-1)?
Sigh. Is that as easy to replace as all the others parts have been? I feel like I should address that now vs the beginning of next season.Thats why I didn’t suggest that. But if it does not solve the issue of using a lot of pellets i would lean towards a bad control board
Yeah. The good news is Spring is just around the corner. Thank you everyone for your help so far. Still gotta peek at the auger & switch em, see if that helps.You could try and nurse it through the rest of the burn season if you get the consumption down to a tolerable level. Do a permanent fix when its a bit warmer
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