I have a us stove 6039 that i put a new 6041 style board in (originally it had the abc board) and i'm trying to burn corn in it It only leads in to the ash pan area located in the pedestal of the stove The display shows hr1thru10, so i tried the holding heat range up/down to switch to corn mode, no dice, nothing.
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I would still follow the above inspecting all wiring for breaks but the abc board only has one power fuse and after inspecting all wiring i would follow ssyko's advice.
I have read many articles that suggest you should not close vents in unused bedrooms and close the door
Isolating the unused bedroom, trying to save heat) the furnace will do much better if you leave all the vents open Some articles indicated that it depends on the system and that. I've spent some time digging through the forum on how to run power to/through the fireplace and connect to the insert so i don't have to have the power chord exposed I had a jotul 550 installed last summer and enjoyed it all last winter but the wife wants the power chord and extension chord.
Tractor supply's grand teton collection targhee wood stove is $649.99 (broken link removed) would you recommend this for a 1000sqft house in upstate ny Is there anything better under $1000 Actually this has great reviews (broken link removed) and has a bigger firebox or should i go up a bit. The chimney is the engine that drives the stove, a poor chimney will result in draft issues, couple that with poorly seasoned wood (wood that has a moisture content above 20%) and you will fight your setup the whole burning season
Secondary tubes have little to do with draft of the entire stove
Most epa tube stoves have (2) different air intakes, the primary air intake, which can be. I needed to replace the crumbling humidifier pad on the aprilaire unit bolted to our new ng furnace I noticed the water line for the humidifier taps a hot water and not a cold line This was a surprise to me
This results in a trickle of hot water running through the unit and out the drain. I was looking at the outside air intake on this stove and it's a three inch stub coming out of the back of the stove
