Does anyone know where the fuse is located on the Master Forge H30XL pellet stove? The wiring diagram indicates there is one, but I cant find it. I suspect it mat be in one of the plastic housings, bnut I'd like to be sure before I try to break into one of those.
Master Forge Electric Fuse Location
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Quite a few of the newer home appliances are using this type of plug. The fuse is located just above where the cord plugs in
Thank you Ssyko. Found it and the problem was the fuse. But, now I have to figure out what is popping the fuse. It blows the fuse when the thermostat kicks in saying its time to start heating. A short somewhere . . . .
usually when there is a call for heat/start up, the igniter is usually the first to get powered up. If it is going bad that will take out the fuse. Unhook the igniter and try the stove.
Depending on the age of the fuse it could be nothing more than a bad fuse. Replace the fuse (but make sure you have two fuses) and see what happens you may get lucky. Otherwise you will need to chase down the short.
If you blow a fuse, you need to find out why. Control boards don't take to stray voltage or amperage very well. So if you change it and it blows again gotta find where or what is causing it.
Have you cleaned all the exhaust chambers really good as well as your pipes? Making that exhaust blower work really hard could pop a fuse as well.
Guessing you must be running in ECO1 mode?
Guessing you must be running in ECO1 mode?
Thanks for the responses and the help. It was a short in the igniter. Replaced it. All is good.
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