Just bought a 2014 England 25 PDV. Auger won't feed pellets. Looking at threads, I am currently giving it a good cleaning (which it sorely needs). My question is, the 2 vacuum items (see pics), each have what appears to be a spot for another hose. I couldn't find a picture in the online manual. Is that just for air intake?
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Ssyko
Minister of Fire
no its its for the pressure side of the switch. if it was used in a positive pressure situation it allows air to be released from the chamber so the diaphragm inside does not rupture.
Do I really need to have the cold air coming from outside? Stove's gonna go center of basement, where chimney is.
Ssyko
Minister of Fire
If I remember right englander does require an OAK. Many have not but if your house is well sealed it will run poorly and englander’s are know for weak combustion blowers.
So, after cleaning and putting back together, now it doesn't want to fire up at all. It did that prior to taking apart to clean, now gives me a "U" reading, on the right. What am I missing?
Ssyko
Minister of Fire
with the led display acting up it sounds like you have a problem with the board. is the stove on a good surge protector?
ericofmaine
Feeling the Heat
The "U" on the right during startup is normal. Its the Up in Startup. The left side should have an "S". When you hooked your vacuum switches back up, did you wire them up properly? Sounds like you might not be getting power to your upper auger motor.
As for your earlier question, yes, hook up the OAK. Not only does Englander require it, but from experience, your stove will be much happier and your house warmer, too.
Eric
As for your earlier question, yes, hook up the OAK. Not only does Englander require it, but from experience, your stove will be much happier and your house warmer, too.
Eric
Pete Zahria
Minister of Fire
I agree... the stove will run without, but it will need to suck air in from someplace.. If your house is older, chances are it will suck in outside air from places you would not even think about..
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