IHATEPROPANE
Minister of Fire
Me thinks we have found the problem, Houston!
The question of burn pot bypass was asked on the first page.....the OP swears it is fine
My Englander stove doesn't work right - ever.
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The question of burn pot bypass was asked on the first page.....the OP swears it is fine
IHATEPROPANE
Minister of Fire
Me thinks we have found the problem, Houston!
well, lets not close the book yet, need to hear back from the OP, if the stove had only been lit a short time it wouldn't have had time to build up like I'm looking for to support this. I have seen this happen and it will make for a good burn for a period of time and then after ash starts collecting in the bottom of the pot closing down the underneath air the balance is lost and more air shoots out under the pot, thus you have less though the pot and it snowballs into a big ugly mess
I still want to know how long the unit had been burning this will be the key, could also be losing it around the cradle gasket, plenty of places to look, but to me its plain the stove is "mis-appropriating air" instead of forcing it through the pot
Did you look at the pics he posted ( 2nd or 3rd page ) doesn't look like any ash on the sides either.
wow....so I just read 107 posts and there's no resolution? Anti-climactic.....
Harvey Schneider
Minister of Fire
Started out with a chip on his shoulder. Got his problem solved... He doesn't need us anymore.
Probably hasn't looked back to see what else was posted in his thread.
Oh well, we did a good deed.
And to the OP, your welcome.
iceguy4
Minister of Fire
IHATEPROPANE
Minister of Fire
Pete Zahria
Minister of Fire
Another newbie question... And I will thank you in advance 
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On these 55-SHP10 type stoves,
(I know they have different names and flavors for basically the same stove),
I have seen mention of people using different heat settings. Like C or D.
I know about the three lower buttons, and what they do (thanks to this forum),
but what about these "letter" heat settings?
How do you tune with those?
(my stove was built in 2013).
Dan
..On these 55-SHP10 type stoves,
(I know they have different names and flavors for basically the same stove),
I have seen mention of people using different heat settings. Like C or D.
I know about the three lower buttons, and what they do (thanks to this forum),
but what about these "letter" heat settings?
How do you tune with those?
(my stove was built in 2013).
Dan
A chip??? More like a concrete block.....you guys done good...Englanders are out of my wheelhouse...but I was following it.
iceguy4
Minister of Fire
agreed.. the chip was so big moderators changed the title of the thread to tone it down "there ..I said it"
iceguy4
Minister of Fire
Please start a new thread with your question. I am sure that the collective can help you out.
Gonna close this one. Everything that needs to be said, has been said.
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