anyone here been able to manually control the combustion blower on a 25pdvc???? just thought it would be great to be able to adjust combustion air flow.
speedoboy31 said:anyone here been able to manually control the combustion blower on a 25pdvc???? just thought it would be great to be able to adjust combustion air flow.
speedoboy31 said:thanks guys, i was wondering about controlling it completely manually,so i could run it faster and slower than the control board would. the idea behind controlling it would b to adjust the flame on the fly for different pellets. i've been setting the hopper plate to get the same kind of results. does anyone know if a fault code will set if the combustion blower was disconnected??? maybe power the motor from an external source like a variable power supply??? anyone know off hand the voltage/amperage requirements for the combustion blower??
speedoboy31 said:i think i would like to go ahead with this project----thank you for the warnings. if i run the comb blower too fast or too slow, the stove safety switched should kick in or the flame will just die--------right? this would be my argument with my insurance co------if the prob ever arrises. if i dont give the fire enough air, it'll just choke/too much air, and it'll burn up the fuel too fast and not light the next batch of pellets. any over-burning should be too hot for the stove and kill the feed. under-burn wont satisfy the proof of flame. i should be alright if i just manipulate the blower speeds to fit my liking.
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