Hi, We are new to the forum. We just bought a used Rika Integra II pellet stove and don't know how to start it.
Rika Integra II HELP GETTING IT STARTED
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Check out these links provided by Lucky distributors . They should get you going..
Open the links at the bottom of the page
http://luckydist.com/Heat/product.cqs?prod_id=e3cd4a92c5bc16dcb6d01db92ea86deb
You have a great stove . You'll figure it out. Just keep it clean.
Good Luck
Check out these links provided by Lucky distributors . They should get you going..
Open the links at the bottom of the page
http://luckydist.com/Heat/product.cqs?prod_id=e3cd4a92c5bc16dcb6d01db92ea86deb
You have a great stove . You'll figure it out. Just keep it clean.
Good Luck
We don't have it installed yet but when we bought it the lady had taken off the panels to clean it all and some of the wires were disconnected. We bought some replacement fuses just in case and haven't been able to get it to even click like it is starting. Does it need to be installed to even click to act like it starts?
Try to figure out where the wires that are disconnected go . You really should not power up the stove until you've sorted out these wires.
I'm hoping the only wire that is lose is the Control Keypad ? On my insert I have to disconnect Control Keypad whenever pulling off the Surround. Kinda a pain .
I'm hoping the only wire that is lose is the Control Keypad ? On my insert I have to disconnect Control Keypad whenever pulling off the Surround. Kinda a pain .
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See the attached control board diagram. Many techs from the old days weren't smart enough to understand the new control boards because they were so arrogant and sure they knew the old one's. New control boards are easy to wire if you have the board diagram and can pull on wires to trace (might take a few more minutes than some are willing to try (cause their old and fat or drunk too early) so if you can follow this, you could likely have a very solid stove)
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