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Magnum Baby Countryside Troubleshooting Quick Manual Information

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Troubleshooting Quick Guide Information
MagnuM Baby Countryside & MagnuM Winchester
1. Fire burns lazy and window builds up with soot.
Venting plugged- Check/clean venting.
Venting not installed correctly- Change venting configuration.
Knock out plug(s) not installed properly- Install or replace plugs.
Wet fuel- Change fuel, or bring up to room temp. before placing in stove.
Dirty fuel- Run fuel through screener, or change fuel supplier.
Lack of fresh air- Hook up to outside air source, or clean intake pipe.
Firepot not seated properly in cradle- Make adjustments to make sure the firepot is seated
firmly in cradle. If the firepot has warped, this will cause the air to flow around the firepot,
rather then through it causing incomplete combustion. Also make sure the igniter, or plug is
not stopping the firepot from sitting properly.
Weak/bad draft blower- Check ohms/amps to make sure the motor is operating properly and
replace if needed. Also check connections going to the draft blower confirming continuity in
wiring harness.
Door/ash pan door not sealing- Adjust door and/or replace gasket if needed.
Voltage going to draft blower is low- Check continuity of wiring harness and replace ends, or
wiring harness if needed. If there is no power coming from the control panel it needs to be
replaced. The power going to the draft blower fluctuates depending on heat setting, so check
all settings.
Manual draft not opened up far enough- Open up draft damper.
Firepot dirty- Remove clinker from firepot.
Lack of maintenance and dirty/wet fuel are the leading cause of problems with any
stove. Make sure you follow manufacturing directions by cleaning the stove on a
regular basis. Also, get your fuel from a reliable source and make sure it is stored
properly!!!!
2. Fire goes out, or stove shuts down automatically.
The #2 heat level light is flashing- The stove's vacuum switch tripped. Check venting, doors,
tubes, and vacuum switch. Possible negative pressure in home, or venting configuration
incorrect.
Stove ran out of fuel- Load hopper.
Auger jammed- Empty hopper and remove foreign object.
The #3 heat level light is blinking- Proof of fire disk opened because the stove wasn't hot or
the disk needs to be replaced.
High temperature snap disk tripped- Stove overheated and the snap disk has to be reset.
Possible causes for overheating include: room fan not working/not getting enough power or
plugged, stove is plugged, jumper for feed rate in the wrong position, negative pressure in the
AES Technical Bulletin #T-0068 Date of Issue 06/22/2007

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Summary of Contents for Magnum Baby Countryside

  • Page 1 Troubleshooting Quick Guide Information MagnuM Baby Countryside & MagnuM Winchester 1. Fire burns lazy and window builds up with soot. Venting plugged- Check/clean venting. Venting not installed correctly- Change venting configuration. Knock out plug(s) not installed properly- Install or replace plugs.
  • Page 2 Set screw for the auger is loose- Tighten set screw on the flat part of the auger motor shaft. Circuit board not sending power to auger motor- Replace circuit board. MagnuM Winchester units only- Hopper lid safety switch is not engaging. The MagnuM Winchester heating appliances are equipped with a hopper lid switch, which will cause the auger to stop turning when the hopper lid is lifted.
  • Page 3 Cleaning the glass when the stove is running- Make sure to use a damp rag, or towel, this will collect the ash rather then push it into the air. It is also a good idea to wait until the stove is shut down to clean the glass. Negative air pressure in the home- This will cause the ash and soot to be drawn into the home, rather then out the exhaust.
  • Page 4 Over drafting on a vertical install- If the install is using an existing chimney it is important to run the appropriate liner for the stove. The auger trim may have to be adjusted in order to maintain the pilot fire. Positive or negative pressure of the home- Pressure in the home will cause inconsistent drafting of the stove.
  • Page 5 Wet/dirty fuel- Make sure to use up all of the fuel at the end of the season- do not try to carry fuel over to the next season. All types of fuels can take on moisture over the summer unless it is properly stored, so it is a good idea to start with fresh fuel at the beginning of a heating season.
  • Page 6 The auger motor does not receive varying voltage- it is either on or off. The on/off time will vary depending on heat setting. The auger motor for the MagnuM Baby Countryside and MagnuM Winchester is the same as the fuel stirrer motor on the MagnuM Countryside. If the auger motor isn’t running check the high limit snap disk, voltage going to the motor,...

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