..... the burning question is...after the ESP replacement did you let the igniter light it or use your torch??!! Sorry...couldn't resist.New ESP installed this AM. Seems to be running normally so far
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After it was replaced, the stove was lit using auto ignite..BUT, it was the DEALER who did it, while the DDM was still plugged in
I promptly switched it back to manual as soon as he left
Strangely, the stove starting acting up the same day I used the auto ignite for the first time, lol. I think I insulted it by not using the torch.
The Grintch
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Exhaust Sensing Probe. Measures exhaust temp. It basically tells the board how and if the stove is burning in order for it to best manage the stove's components for the users desired results.
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Found it...ESP= Exhaust Sensing Probe. It's located in the exhaust , and monitos the exhaust temperature...
The Grintch
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Got Ya...
I have my stove set on room temperature with the Auto ignition on.
May I ask why you lite yours manually if the ingniter has a 3 years warrenty?
I have my stove set on room temperature with the Auto ignition on.
May I ask why you lite yours manually if the ingniter has a 3 years warrenty?
I don't know, I'm weird like that. Having a P38 for so long, (no auto ignite anyway) I just got used to lighting it manually. With a torch, it's VERY easy and much faster than using auto ignite. Also, with the lower heat output of the 38, the stove was almost always required during the heating season. There were days when it would overheat my house on idle, but they were generally few and far between. It was a little stove in a fairly good size house so it was always running. Now that I have considerably more HP, setting the stove on auto ignite will likely be a necessity, as the effective idle output on the 68 seems to be much greater. I suppose I'll get used to the stove doing its own thing, but I think I'll always feel like I'm taking the lazy route. Ya, I know, tapped. Hey, at least I'm not hand feeding the pellets
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