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CAUTION: When performing any internal electrical maintenance
• Moving parts inside of the cabinet may cause injury. Do not operate unit with panels removed or open.
• HOT parts. Do not operate the unit with panel open.
• Risk of electric shock. Disconnect power before servicing unit.
• In the event of component failure, replace with the original factory equipment.
TROUBLE SHOOTING continued...
PROBLEM CAUSES SOLUTIONS
? Blower will not operate. •
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No power to stove
No power to control board
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Check to see that the stove is
plugged into the wall outlet.
Check to see if your circuit breaker
has “tripped”.
Check wire connection between the
high limit snap switch and the termi-
nal block.
? Soot or fly ash in the house. •
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Cleaning the window, particularly
when the stove is operating.
Leakage on the joints between the
combustion fan, exhaust pipe and
“PL” vent. This will be evidenced by
dust on the impeller of the convec-
tion fan and in the heat exchanger
tubes.
Fireplace insert installation: If the
existing fireplace opening was not
thoroughly cleaned and painted be-
fore the insert was installed, then the
convection fan may be picking up
the fireplace dust, soot or ash and
blowing it into the house.
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Clean the glass when the unit is not
running.
Seal any leaks in the exhaust sys-
tem with RTV high temperature sili-
cone sealer.
Pull the insert away from the fire-
place opening. Thoroughly clean the
opening and paint the inside of the
opening with latex or an inexpensive
spray paint to hold the finer particles
of dust.
? Buildup of soot on glass, venting and
heat exchangers.
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Dirty fuel.
Wet Corn (above 15% moisture).
Inadequate air supply.
Negative pressure in home.
Air wash plugged or out of adjust-
ment.
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Make sure you have clean fuel.
Dry corn down to 11-12% moisture
if possible or mix with wood pellets.
Pull manual draft control out slightly
to make sure that there is appox. ½
inch of fuel in firepot.
Install outside air to unit and make
sure that the home has adequate
makeup air. (suggested 6” makeup
air into basement)
Clean air-wash bracket located on
bottom of glass door.
Adjust glass so that there is a 1/16
gap in the bottom.