The back of my circuit board looks nothing like that diagram... There is a two Wire terminal towards the top on the left side thought and there's nothing connected to it??
Wireless T-stat
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Clay I'm not surprised you said that. Some of the diagrams in my
manual don't mesh with the actual stove either but I figured things out.
This probably won't do anything for you but here's a pic of
the terminals where my t stat wires connect.
![[Hearth.com] Wireless T-stat](https://www.hearth.com/talk/attachments/tstat_wires-webp.210514/ "[Hearth.com] Wireless T-stat")
manual don't mesh with the actual stove either but I figured things out.
This probably won't do anything for you but here's a pic of
the terminals where my t stat wires connect.
Dang that really stinks. Don't see why the inserts can't
have the same "plug/play" type connection like on the prescott,
but more importantly to note, the manual is obviously useless
in this scenario.
have the same "plug/play" type connection like on the prescott,
but more importantly to note, the manual is obviously useless
in this scenario.
Clay I contacted St Croix and a Rep got back to me
with the info below. Hope this helps but if it doesn't
please pm me.
Michele thanks for the email. I do monitor the posts from time to time but I don't have
the ability to log on at work. If you would like to be the contact here that would be great.
I went through all the post and he has the older style analog control board, he will have
to hook the wires up to the terminal block on the back of the control board itself in the
upper left corner if your facing the back of the board. There should be a small black
jumper jumper covering the top 2 pins above the terminal block on back of the control board.
This needs to be removed to operate the stove on all six heat settings. The thermostat
however will not shut the unit down or light it, it will only go to what ever heat setting
the board is on when calling for heat or drop to the number one setting when its not calling for heat.
with the info below. Hope this helps but if it doesn't
please pm me.
Michele thanks for the email. I do monitor the posts from time to time but I don't have
the ability to log on at work. If you would like to be the contact here that would be great.
I went through all the post and he has the older style analog control board, he will have
to hook the wires up to the terminal block on the back of the control board itself in the
upper left corner if your facing the back of the board. There should be a small black
jumper jumper covering the top 2 pins above the terminal block on back of the control board.
This needs to be removed to operate the stove on all six heat settings. The thermostat
however will not shut the unit down or light it, it will only go to what ever heat setting
the board is on when calling for heat or drop to the number one setting when its not calling for heat.
Your fuggin kidding me?Xena said:
Anyone want to buy a skyteck wireless thermostat for $108.00
Hey can you ask him what it would cost for an upgraded circuit board? If its not too much, i guess it would be better than eating this Skyteck.
Clay that is what he said word for word but...
If I put my Skytech in Thermo mode and set the
temp higher than what the temp is already in my
house, the stove does turn on the same as if I pushed the on button.
My stove is also 5 yrs old so the circuitry must be similar to yours.
If it were mine I'd try it to see what happens but that's just me...
Just have to remove the black jumper he mentioned, and
connect the tstat wires to those two brass screws.
If I put my Skytech in Thermo mode and set the
temp higher than what the temp is already in my
house, the stove does turn on the same as if I pushed the on button.
My stove is also 5 yrs old so the circuitry must be similar to yours.
If it were mine I'd try it to see what happens but that's just me...
Just have to remove the black jumper he mentioned, and
connect the tstat wires to those two brass screws.
Okay I will try it and see, I don't have much choice, the boy did his chors for once without being told and took the garbage out so the package is in the burn barrel inthe form of ashes...lol.Xena said:
My stove is 5 years old...or maybe 4 actually cant remember what year i bought it and the following year, i had the board replaced under warranty so its maybe only 3 years old.
Okay, hooked it up, followed the instructions to learn the code between the transmitter and reciever and nothing happened?? Turned the power switch on the stove to on and the thermostate won't turn it off. Is that what you have to do or do I need to leave the power switch off? I would assume the power switch needs to be on and the reciever overrides the power to the fans and auger?
Any help would be much appreciated!
Any help would be much appreciated!
What good is a T-Stat when you dont have a igniter
.......gel for me, fire it up and let it burn straight for a week, gets too hot?, turn it down on low!
.......gel for me, fire it up and let it burn straight for a week, gets too hot?, turn it down on low!
I do have an igniter.Pellet-King said:What good is a T-Stat when you dont have a igniter
Okay i played with it somemore and it seems to be operating just like the rep said, with the thermostat on i placed the stove in mode 6 so i could hear the high speed fan kick up, it did. Then i turned the thermo off and the stove fan dropped back like i had turned it down on low but it didn't go off, maybe i'll let it run and see if maybe thats just the cool down cycle keeping it going but maybe the auger will stop feeding.
i'll report back.
I have never had to manually light this stove, its automatic. And yes, it would be real easy to go back to the old way of burning it but the point is i bought a 108 dollar thermo and i would like to make it usefull.Pellet-King said:What good is a T-Stat when you dont have a igniter
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