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HeatMaster / Re: stove problems
« on: December 08, 2013, 07:23:26 PM »
I pulled ash pan and can see air tube, looks to be clear. There is a few ashes next to it but top 3/4 was clear. Bypass looks to be clear as well but it is hard to see up there, so not for sure. nothing obvious tho. I am burnibg some dry 2x4s with the oak and it is working better but it doesn't seem to want to burn the oak. I am still not sure what is going on. Could the controller be messed up. It was giving me an error of E2.
thanks again
Ross
thanks again
Ross
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HeatMaster / Re: stove problems
« on: December 08, 2013, 09:13:25 AM »
yes fan comes on and solenoid opens up I am gonna check for a blockage in air line
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HeatMaster / Re: stove problems
« on: December 08, 2013, 07:36:46 AM »
about the same amount of wood, maybe a little more. we are in a cold spell right now in Wisconsin. So extra consumption is expected. How would I check for heat loss in the pipe? I have noticed that the gasket around chimney on the roof is decaying and in rough shape. Thanks for the help
Ross
Ross
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HeatMaster / stove problems
« on: December 07, 2013, 11:09:57 PM »
hey guys
I am new to this forum and have a few questions. I have a heatmaster mf5000 and am having some troubles with it. I ve been battling it for a couple weeks. First I was getting error e2 and would have to reset controller to keep it running. Then it seemed to get a little better for a few days. Now It doesn't want to keep up. Temp is set to 170 with a 10 deg. diference. I tried 180 with a fifteen difference and now stove doesn't seem to keep up. I can fill it and get the temp up to 170[ I changed it back as this seemed to work good last year] but by morning or evening it falls to around 90-110. There is usually a couple chunks of wood still burning just not getting enough heat. I never used to have to split the wood first but I did split some and it seemed to help some. I am burning oak cull logs from last year. Any idea what is going on or what I can do different? Thanks for the help
Ross
I am new to this forum and have a few questions. I have a heatmaster mf5000 and am having some troubles with it. I ve been battling it for a couple weeks. First I was getting error e2 and would have to reset controller to keep it running. Then it seemed to get a little better for a few days. Now It doesn't want to keep up. Temp is set to 170 with a 10 deg. diference. I tried 180 with a fifteen difference and now stove doesn't seem to keep up. I can fill it and get the temp up to 170[ I changed it back as this seemed to work good last year] but by morning or evening it falls to around 90-110. There is usually a couple chunks of wood still burning just not getting enough heat. I never used to have to split the wood first but I did split some and it seemed to help some. I am burning oak cull logs from last year. Any idea what is going on or what I can do different? Thanks for the help
Ross
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