I have a new Englander 25 - PAH with the three bag hoppoer from Lowe's. On start up and error light comes on and shuts down. The burnpot is overflowing with partially burned pellets. The manual suggests the ignitorr is not lighting. Is this an easy fix? Do I have to take the back off?
Pellets aren't burning
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Post the problem with the stove model in the title. Englander has a good customer service line and the head tech stops in here often to help and will help if post is easy to see.
sounds like its not getting air as it should , how much fuel has been burned in the stove since installation?
I have had it a month. I run it every night on 3 to 4, except when it is below freezing. Ten, I will run it up to 6 or 7.
TxPost the problem with the stove model in the title. Englander has a good customer service line and the head tech stops in here often to help and will help if post is easy to see.
might be time to do a "plates off" cleaning there are 2 plates in the back of the firebox viewed through the front door, they have a hole in the center of the plate and 2 screws holding them in place , remove these plates , vacuum inside there , then before reinstalling the plates take a mallet and kinda bump the back wall of the firebox above these openings to shock the ash thats clinging up there causing it to fall down where it can be vac'd out, then reassemble the stove and fire it off see if the unit goes back to burning clean
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There areno plates or screws in the back of the stove. That is from the view as I open the door and look in. Only a couple of metal pieces that cross from front to back
right behind the ash drawer at the base of the firewall, each plate has a dime sized hole in it and 2 screws holding them in. you may want to slide out the ash drawer to see them better
Hi Mike, I took your advice. I vacuumed it out (not much in there), but stove still doesn't work. Thanks for your help.
It might be a good idea, to take the back off, and check that a hose, or a wire, hasn't fallen off.
Have you checked the burn mode?
The factory setting for the three buttons of the stove, is 1-4-1..........it should be in burn mode "3"
Turn off the stove and let it cool.
Unplug it, for a few seconds, then plug it back in.
Press the blower up and down buttons at the same time.
You will see a number displayed, that tells you what "mode" it is in.
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