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General Discussion / Re: Finally On!
« on: April 27, 2015, 06:58:10 AM »
Slimjim contacted thank for the quick response. Look fwd to helping as much as i can on here.
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General Discussion / Finally On!
« on: April 25, 2015, 08:15:20 AM »
Special thanks to the guys who could get me on this forum, lots of good stuff! Now has anyone heard of the brand Sequoyah? I have an E3400 which worked awesome! Back story: Just moved to CT people there kinda new what they were doing (not) 
there was no manual left for the stove. So being the handyman I am (with my Father-in-law) we got it working and up to temp. Worked great as we had a BAD winter, ate around 11 cords of wood. I thought it was a closed loop and that the house fed the water tank water when low.. well that was not the case because after a while and a few warmer days it overheated.. Enough where I had to replace the electronics in it. Luckily I didn't crack the stove itself or received any leaks 
... Well after re filling the 200 gals of water ontop fired it up again and finished the winter. Now that I have closed it down and started cleaning it out the fire breaks are in crumbles. I have no brick plan and there are NO manuals online as the CO went under in early 2000's. Does anyone have a PDF, scan or anything I can get a copy of or buy somewhere with any info on this thing.
Thanks again guys for getting me on here and look fwd to answering any questions you may have!
there was no manual left for the stove. So being the handyman I am (with my Father-in-law) we got it working and up to temp. Worked great as we had a BAD winter, ate around 11 cords of wood. I thought it was a closed loop and that the house fed the water tank water when low.. well that was not the case because after a while and a few warmer days it overheated.. Enough where I had to replace the electronics in it. Luckily I didn't crack the stove itself or received any leaks ... Well after re filling the 200 gals of water ontop fired it up again and finished the winter. Now that I have closed it down and started cleaning it out the fire breaks are in crumbles. I have no brick plan and there are NO manuals online as the CO went under in early 2000's. Does anyone have a PDF, scan or anything I can get a copy of or buy somewhere with any info on this thing. Thanks again guys for getting me on here and look fwd to answering any questions you may have!
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