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o The board will scroll "FIRE 087F", or whatever temperature the firebox sensor is reading at this
point. The heat sensor can be tested using a lighter (or other heat producing device) to warm
the sensor, and as the sensor is warmed the display will adjust to display the temperature at
the sensor as it changes. If the firebox sensor is disconnected or reading below its scale, the
board will scroll "FIRE SENSOR UNPLUGGED OR COLD".
• Press the ON button.
o The board will scroll "ROOM 67F", or whatever temperature the room sensor is reading at this
point. The room sensor can be tested by simply holding the bulb at the end of the wire in your
hand, allowing body heat to warm it. As the bulb warms up, the scrolling display will indicate a
higher temperature number. If the room temp. sensor is unplugged or defective, the display
will scroll "CONNECT ROOM TEMP SENSOR".
• Press the ON button.
o The board will scroll "H1" or "H0", "T1", "V1" or "V0", depending on the position of the hopper
lid and front door.
o The "H" indicates the status of the hopper lid switch, with "H1" meaning the lid is closed and
"H0" meaning the lid is open.
o The "T1" should always read as such, since that circuit is jumped closed and is not used on this
model.
o The "V" indicates the status of the vacuum switch, with "V1" meaning the door is closed and
"V0" meaning the door is open.
o (NOTE: the draft (exhaust) blower must be running to test this circuit).
o To properly perform this portion of the diagnostic, read the codes as they scroll with both the
front door and hopper lid closed. Then, open each, and note the scrolling readout to see if the
board reflects the proper status of each switch.
• To cycle the board back to the beginning of the diagnostic mode press the ON button; this allows the
user to cycle back around to turn the draft blower off or to re-run the test, if desired.
• To exit the test simply press the OFF button. Exiting the test can be done by pressing OFF at any point
during the test. The user does not need to cycle to the end to exit, but it is recommended to cycle
through and ensure each component test is set to the "OFF" status before exiting the diagnostic mode.
Please Note: The following section gives instructions for stove models with the Side
Mount control board (where the control board is mounted on the side wall of the
stove).
Please see the section of the manual "Control Board Settings – Top Mount Board"
for instructions pertaining to stoves with a Top Mount control board.
IMPORTANT! READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS, INCLUDING CLEANING THE UNIT AS SPECIFIED, AND
ENGLAND'S STOVE WORKS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR INJURY INCURRED DUE TO NEGLECT, OR DUE TO UNSAFE INSTALLATION OR
REPLACING GASKETS ANNUALLY, AND PARTS AS NEEDED.
USAGE OF THIS PRODUCT. CALL TECHNICAL SUPPORT WITH ANY QUESTIONS.
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