Nobody bit so I will.....what's a stoveway? Let me know if you find that Zumba instructorThat's a stoveway
Hopefully some of the other Cab owners will chime in soon to let you know what that is.I was trying to google it,but didn't find anything about a stoveway. LOL. I didn't see anything in or above the ashpan.
I take it that I shouldn't be using my pellet stove until we figure this out?
Yep, that's what I was describing!!From the manual DASKY posted, The bottom of page 17 has this diagram. I circled the suspect item(Combustion air damper) and the picture shows its location.
Nobody bit so I will.....what's a stoveway? Let me know if you find that Zumba instructor
From the manual DASKY posted, The bottom of page 17 has this diagram. I circled the suspect item(Combustion air damper) and the picture shows its location.
This is what my stove looks like for that area. If it is that piece that is missing, why would it be in the ash pan?
(Edit: looking at the pic, it was never attached properly. Remove the screw and put on. If the stove burned fine before, I wouldn't adjust it).
X2 it was probably not installed to begin with.....the stove pulls air through that hole under the ash pan{thats why the stove sits off the ground a tad} and I have never adjusted ours.....We also have an OAK installed to bring outside air in,but as Dex says,its not a sealed system,so the firepot is getting air from several locations..
And that hole is also the reason why you only use the cleaning rod with the ash pan fully inserted in the stove otherwise you'll mess up the air flow.
(Stove off only. Pull that rod when stove is running, and the entire Fire drops out into the pan)
There ya go spoiling the story line, ya see that also messes up the fire, makes it one smoky mess.
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